The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-03-12
Opening. Highest. Lores.. Closing. Night.
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1aiy .:3sS: 5 Sss 81: sSSSg$ sS$:
oats-spot was steady. The sales were 1875, 900 bush.
,nciuai@S TO- o hsavy. white clipped on private
No. mixed. $1,000 at si4@siSc.; 30. 3 do. SIC:
delivered. seI4@s2pc.; track mixed. a@a83c.; do.
Tm'f reeo Ia;HSI th az lC ss:'i Future t saies 10 a ,cSo bush sc:
follows:
May. Soas soS sols s0ss "! s..
The speculation in wheat to-day was more active. but
foreign selling. aud larger Northwestern receipts led
to .6o Local A. illGuidation, and prices declined, closing at
ishiy interLreted. The ARGENTINE shipments for the
try wer' less favorable. but they had no eject upon
prices here. Liverpool declined ed. to I'D. Paris
on -four. antwerp was steady. Tho Soptbwnstern
receipts We're 1870 cars, against ais last week and
were s5o:9oo bush, against I.oto.roo last week
Jam. / Ii S.sSs. 900 % S fns sane nsa, msek s, Isss yG IN the si aSr.
responding period last season; Corn closed lower
were no Argentine shipments for the week. against
none last week and 10000 last year; Oats were
rallied on local buying. Chicago received 3a4 cars Of
corn and zoo Of oats and expects $50 and 2a5 re.
tone OF the wheat marke, to-day was decidedly weak.
sold 4 a''o oG was as' m frC@ ? yasterda !Rs I Close Z option 'h"as Thi rel.
covering &c, Of the decline at the finish.
sl.otfor all offerings, notwithstanding which theft
brokers were steadily discrimiaatcd arainst by many
ports from winter wheat districts note a materill
Improvement in late sown wheat, due to recent warm
rams. Contract wheat continues to arrive at the rate
OF about 100000 bush. y day, receipts for the past
At y m %ass "l'S% was si. Co below the p priec h sey s wa's at
New York the quotation was 4lsc; less than ours on
things. IF cointinu'd. is bonnd to G atiracs LARGE Ss
receipts; The indications point TO a decrease OF a
nent OF Letter wheat. Primary receipts are much
,GrGSr than a year ago. Coarse grains were compare:
only about &c. The s~teadyiny influence in both was
a ass. o go 200 !@S 'G Sash. corn es ann s7 e o [aT% To T''e sSsS
oats, New York reported So loads corn taken for
war would doubtless cause some decline in corn and
oats. but we hardly look for any serious setback"
cant; Buyers were asking connexions owing 70 tho
views, The sales were 10000 bblS.
Eanarta 800 255'G3s
o.; 500 So. 40; %strsights. ~s4,s0csi 80; patents. si.s0
s%,raishts, sSS'.5stsa patents. s. i5a ssa5"4.'' MHi
s slS.b Or" 200 200 'n s.. M i4.ssss sP IL! IS; IN w, iGe III IN ' SSis.
sales Of 90 bales sN'.09 FOR As export af0l anG 25 5'9 for s wi1n
ming, ,Middling uplauds. o Bloc, against Ti4c. last
ia;t yess;o New orieS%: d"sIinsd i.iSs.' A seW orl rsSS;
sold 1000; Augusta 62S. Norfolk 3l5. Mobile 800,
slinod l:Ssd. on the spot, with sales OF 10000 bales;
I@tdr ws ahfy1 sta as . u 7 to a. = points, The Liver.
lows;
Sales. This neck. Last wesk. Last year. 1895.
Amsris'ini 1900 5000 $500 Sss''oooo
Total ,i.9la,oo0 I.soa.ooo 1,sss.ooo l.ss4,ooo
IN Manchester yarns moved slowly; cloths. orders at |
Low limits. Tho receipts at the ports to-day were
20, lAu bales, against 22. 7s3 last week, q. 90 last |
year, and lS:id7in 1895; total for the week las. |
622, against l46. 100 last week. 1905 last year. and
! 81 .hs3 In 1870. The exports from the ports approx.
i = nnS = 'So 0 bales New Orleans expects To- morrow
tsDOu 10 o,OUU DAltS AQA1nAt 4Dyu last wfak a TAQ |
last year. aud a,S.4 in 1898. Houston expects $500
to 5000; against 4.96b last week, 1,73f last year,
the week was as follows:
Receipts. Shipments. Stocks.
RMS week ...,.r.......7 1851 lls,622 44O. nO6 |
Last week ............ 03,OSl 1884 4Sp72p
Las! year,..""".."..42.4l0 .71,a90 al47Il
1870 ......."........ 50,736 l0T,223 345,3s4
In New Orleans futures declined o TO z points. Flu.
lures here declined u 30 $ points and closed steady
alter tals OF $1,000 bales. Tae future trading
!" as as iOllows: