The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-09-18

COMMERCIAL CoMPEND.
SATURDAY. Sept. 17.-GRATN-Wheat-Spot
was inactive and lower. The sales were 49,
600 bush. No. l Northern spring. on private
terms for export. Free on board afoat: No. 2
red. 72kc.; No. l hard Duluth. I7SAc; Nc. .
red. in elevator. 70hc. Futures declined &c. to
&c. After "'Change" December on curb was
e7A6e7,Gcs. closing at e7'6c. Future sales
5O5.OOO bush. as follows:
Opening. Highest. Lo,csst. c1orinO. Nioht.
S $ss:s%s e.: $ $%!SS 81 81 $ss $ 81:
and freight to sf BaGSIc. R Esw tSSss'q aRiie stSs but af@. G SS!
2 Western. 5sc., free ON board aaoat. Corn-spot
soo,ooo bush. ali for sxport, Including 5000 No. 3
yellow, $1,000 No. 2 mixed here and 10000 at the
saspeF'f F ut PFsS adea 1srai nc! NG After @! !cSan aS s1 pses%::
s SS. on lS 9 ,ooo T 5asS StI as foiiSGs: closing a4'f'' Future
Opening. hiohe,t. Locest. C7estn0. Night.
RSs sS 81" SO" 81 $sSS
were i2o.o 900 bush, Of which 100000 heavy white
was for export on private terms. No. mixed.
2ac.; track white, 10000 at 24@35c.; No. 2 white,
sslipp TSs trad trsdi MO n 2 d Wheat aiei tol gntn rss we're os sm nIfn qoi:
ums. At the opening prices were slightly hrmer on
i mSaV chisa lSSG rasein Ss III rs m cars aa against sGsie 1872 iGsf isst w S%Si
and 248 last year: Kansas City V3, 300 bush, against
Toledo fty:dS0 as.9s cay against in . tSN,?TS iiT 1Sni"s' $500 $500.
against 81 $50. The exports forthe week were some.
) S 100. a leFsf last aE %aef and 6] S:"aS .Sas l S@sS Year rsn Ths
arrivals in the United Kingdom during the week
ments Of 1000, 900 bush. But the foreign demand
was decidedly less urgent to-day. and there was some
ferings were freer. Accordingly prices weakened
and declined; The receipts at the NCrthT9st were
week and lab last year. Liverpool was I'D. lower
close CO Sa ON ni saTerin gH %f Sh %rS I but snf iRe fiG alt p pGEssG we're tas
practically the lowest OF the day. Corn was
%ers oG SGt At f7"s cars. The Tive F r ADVANCED at chieS SS'
to I'D. and shorts covered. The exports for the
last week and s..s0i, oaS last year. but this fact had
no effect. The weather was favorable. Oats were
sept n.Ii%7.:-"TheTeS was Very little to tosday's Wheat
market; : The %i5 fn FGSS only nc &c; SS &c TEN e her closed Just
over. Very large clear@nces might have had
something natEIt to do i VIII Vi IT. the Pei. closing IN siendip Ho;iouI There
s s|n%t. in To tR Rst in Eisw'' receipts IPS NG fEe seathS SS.;
small. The total at all points was 100000 under last
Northwest was inclined to be easy early. This was
the ~steadiest market on the list. The Southwest was
and on some on others; a steady market in view Of
the decline here Friday. There was nothing to-day
suggest Singer IN 'n the sRSSu as TO the 'f future. S&sl 'i FRers VIII II
not be much increase here Monday. and not
ing market around these figures. Liverpool
was up on corn. the incentive for q hrn market
here. Last prices were Nc. over Friday. Receipts
wsrS small; The shipping I,,S emand was slow; The
S %saIR %ay eohn II VIII i taSe MORE Mo1e aps a ii%tSiSss' smaller al
receipts; or q decidedly i,mpT tpo shipping demand
around, one price, with the range barely 4c. from
day to day. To-night's prices were Hc. to NC, better
move is on foot to mako No. 3 white regular so as to
give a better stock. ThAtmiGht increase speculation
Flour. There were changes OF Importance in prices
to-day; The trading was qI MET an, and featurelesS and
Receipts. 24.l2S
Exports. .......... -. 4.7g7
Winter in bbls.; superanc, s2.1oes2. rs; No. 2 e1.
ira. s.; s5tsS2.5o; s~traights, SO. 25Ssa.4o; patents.
:ir5isSi.. ss.s sss.,gF n i% : Ssi.'' .s e!sss;i .Ss' Ps 81
t ,Soi + S@ ssfEs; ;5s.:SSssi+' looms. 'isSslS''So' win;
coIToSSIIspot cotton here was weak at a decline Of
i HHas and %~i" Quiz. G ~. AGAINST against 7 re: last year year. Calves os:
bales, Memphis 200, Galveston s49, s. Louis go;
Mobile so bales n I've was unclaimed on the
i ! to- : T poin ssle' f n g. Ieeeip SaiG a. t tSs prih seSSs d intariof
1 U"n' III. Wa, Las! zT Week. Last ! Es 81
Memphis ...... i1.'IssI1 @ 800
u Sin hH%is i :,...." "a ,,sts 81
..........".1+.Dl3 1887 l2,O17
Shs 'S%ie e%sRt: I from S A. GsSt. : ssS, S,D wS5S rs sas
aud Houston 1O,O24 bales. The receipts al Houston
on Monday are estimated at y 200 TO ~ ZOO bales.
Orleans expects 10000 10 1l.ooo against h,2b6 last
week and 1928 last year The port receipts were
ia bales, against 5.7lo last week and 81, 6b4
last year. The exports from the ports appropriated
as 900 bales. New Orleans declined 7 TO 10 points.
Tho ChrOnicie, in Its weekly crop and weather report, |
says; 'Our telegraphic reports from the South this
evening denote that rain has fallen IN most sections
of the South during the week, aud that In some SEQ |
tions OF Alabama. Mississippi, Louisiana and
the rainfall has been rather heavy. |
Reports from Texas are quito aatisfsctory.
but damage by. rust, worms, shedding, &c. is
complained of in Mississippi. Arkansas and Ala
banR, Along the Atlantic the weather has been dry,
~ a rule. Picking is making rapid progress and the
of cotton to market 10 quite free, but in
some localities 10 said TO have been checked by the
quarantines established against yellow fever" There
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