The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-07-17

freight to Buffalo: Rye-was quiet but hEm. Mo-
was sr,n. The sales we're d IA 900 bush. Of which
22t,oGo No. 2 mixed At tho outportS wae for s5port
at adtr.; 10000 yellow in elevator at 37Ac; Future.
we're Y to &c: ,o i9xeE at one TIM; hut r,ilie 81 and and
bush. as follows:
Opening. Highest. Lo,otst. Closin0. NiahIt;
fS: sSss$Sss ::.:s sss s5s sss sssS SsS
S ssis. ssSs T Yfs.od 1G fs,s a'% or Which spd ,O st cod hs T7S
z mixed. 1000 At 21e.i No. 8 do 900 q 2stfc;;
1900 AZ NY sss5 sSS,' f Future. uU We're oS nomi mali II easier.
No sales.
July OPENING. H'o.''t, Lowest. c! arg N; IS
Wheat was, quiet and ersier to-day. The cehlcs were
local nSrt . operators Z s sold; s ,EH, il, in his weekly y crop .Dp4 re;
wheat : nc greater than was FIRST reported, ~, 900, ooO
SSFs4; the AZ Prc eSnsc fSaait'S OF q 9d.s fhf G more T. t I%Gh 500 80 to
600, 1000 bush. of spring wheat, The larVeSt cro,p
R %stsS & at ! Ef5,GFsS% S,i Sa ,s ls' 1h yaep vat il H Ho great fsttt
pressure to sell. however, and before tho close part
mainly mi if to c %Hs FG sh%Fts. r IR NS sRSW ssSrn G rsee,pf:
were small; amounting to - cars, against SO last
WERE WERE S %%% h tt" isrs ssst ass greg fhRGf sss5o,ss4 sSsS'.
asainSt 2 . s.t42 in The Previous week and 1877:
Ss5sai2Sc.., closing. 72,1c,, Corn declined, slightly
early %r.S,o in the q day avon on dlisa up n41 Iii divo 1nG r. cHISiss;
sales, but toward, the close prices rallied and some
% PSrP. for 9d 'Sa Sas ii'F as1g 2 saSEt &. SSy SSsa.. T against Sst
2,4l1,2T2 last week and 2, 723,5lo last year. LIVER
made remarkable prcprcSs during the past three
weeks. and so far as growth is concerned it has prac-
season ssason, mage ost sp ' %er ea' n I%sT in@ii y 3SS IN 'e cRie SaG1s
July, IL" The wheat market was a yeyy
DOWNWARD. Except for the Unusual strength in corn.
The market would nndoubtedly have suffered from
City, 81. Louis, Toledo, and, Baltimore receipts show
u total OF 315, 900 bush. to-day. against 225, 900 bush.
Yesterday and 10000 bush. Thursday. There were
f ~ SS5s of %,s T h,cS. b 6sr tis Of ~ Which oS1s T - TsSS p ns To,e Tss
i87 graded contract. Pit operations we're entirely
oyershadowcd by the corn market. The last OF the
local miller. Estimated receipts for Monday, 1Iocars.
An enormous business was done in corn and prices
ence. 1t was dry everywhere in the corn belt. with
predictions OF z continuation Of same te-morroE.
higher on futures. \ gain q &c; was added to yester;
e Extent nE'' The short short interest DaS afl was made GGfn nervous c by the
corn corn strength and by the less satisfactory ret"rnS
FLouR.-Thcre were no noteworthy changes in
-four prices to-day. The trading continued dull,
the total sales being $500 bbls.
Receipts 5'S66S
Winter in bbls.: superhne. 81. 9oas3. is; No. = extra.
g. s s9e sSrina, 4tFSSb5E Ia't 6,s sass q aGa gase 1a9 str st:19s
S4a94.4o; patents, 81 5oeS1.75.
]FE11I dTsdinS was 0 WS.td but ps4 prices were ;n Arm n5%' ewing oSdF.
bulk, l89S1G
CorroN-Spot cotton here was unchanged; sales
Of s23 bales Tor export and ,64s for spinning; mid
ding uplandl, q 3-l6c., against &c. last year; New
Orleans and Gulf. 8 7:lGc, AGAINST SIC: last year.
Orleans sold. ]. $50 bales, Memphis 500. Augusta 1o4
and Savannah q bales. Liverpool was unchanged on
the spot. with sales of 5000 bales: futures there de-
clined l point. The rainfall for the past - hours
included l.a2 at Okolona, Miss: 100 at Holly
Springs, Miss; 81 at New Orleans, La; 22 at Jack,
ghis, Tenn. and traces at Amarillo and, Galveston,
Tex. The port receipts We're a78 bales. against
1857 last week and 572 last year. The
exports from the ports were 1,io4 bales.
The Chronicle states that the weather at the South has
continued favorable during the week. the rainfall
and temperature having been about as desired gen.
orally. although precipitation has been heavy, at
soric points along the Atlantic; that cotton is doing
we'll as a rule, bnt In a few districts growth is stated
to be too rapid; that a Selma, Ala, correspondent re-
ports some indications OF rust. There came into
sight during the week %. 2sH bales, ntainst II, 7sG in
the same week last year and 0,I+S in 1895, making
the total in sight 10. 7s3.s+o bales. against 8 ,3ae. 30
in the same time last season and 1880. 7s3 in 1895,
Northern spinners have taken thus far thia season
J 2,I51. 92s bales. against 1.715,l1 IL thus far last sea.
son and 1,pn5, 1875 In 1Sp5. The exports from the
ports since Sept: !, 1927, have been 5~,37a.p66 bales
against r, 900, H41 in the same time last season and
6,664, 743 in 1895. The visible supply is as follows: