The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-12-09

nominally 72hc. The Northwestern receipts
were 91S cars. against 1.403 last week and
go last year; Chicago received 142 cars.
l,O65.0OO bush. Prices as follows:
Opening. Highest. Lo,rs,t. Closing. Niait.
$$fs;S':':::: 3ss # $5s 81 81 E EsS
Oats were in fair demand on the spot but easier;
s ssls' deli ssi GSO s sTse: No Ne. s. : s &c aS!sv SS. 2 s %Siss;
slLss; track mixed, a1ss2e; BuciEheat was hrm
for export: No. western, I5gQc. 6; i"G Buffalo.
for export here and at the ~outports. including 2I6.-
600 here; No. 2 in elevator. December price; No. .
Deeember: Futures declined ac. to Sc. with sales
of 176 1000 bush. Prices as follows:
RRs ss E SsS ssm ST. s ssS
Wheat was in temporary erlipse. Lack of support.
a aed sIdn;d Of 30 600 bush ; t on December contracts
va, Tas Gisnppoimtins' ADVANCING "a: early. bat losing
mig on Deeembe a"a and Si0s ad. lower low; 'S on Ma .San Wh hiss
P eonr f fh.n 10 to GeI iha ssr for VI and 80 to % for
%satnsss IN corn. iaSyorable crop news from the h
S%ssshxs.tsrn s stosfs VIII ESi', sisors ssslD' FER ' .ss
were also bearish factors. The worlds visible sup.
liverpool CORN Trade List. ON Dec hs@a1 ] was Sn" ISL. s25, o zoe
bush. an increase for Noyember of %, Ns6, 900 bush.
according 70 these authorities, 800. 900 bush. The
Russian; supply increased :. 800, 900, and is 800, 900
the crop was sse Har shS' u ihs adrss G Seing p sSsa shai
hS snow snow Some reports say the AArRentine crop viii
no2 900 lastyear; shipments ssS.s26, against5 ~ 900
count ss rnde TH Nay rhf But 'a ON 9 she Uthep hand MA the &c cle dlF.
an seso from nm the -four ports reached i;isl 900 bush.
done, some unfavornble crop reports were received
ron argentina and there was the usual buying
correspondent cables that the harvest there Is threat.
ened owing to unreasonable weather" Northwest
n fact. to-day they were only Ioa cars larger than on
lens iais t day last = ws sssr; s whi bui tasy were rsea nearly y. IGo cars Ss
81, cars and n, those of MINNEAPOLIS ITO compared
s g ass} demand /. GOOD lEer Ne: NoEtSsn at 50
deliveries have been failing "a mssterhiui iSAs within tdrnt the
past week" The Pilisbury: washburn mills Of Min,
half for export, and other mills also made IiibeIai
getting ssiff nd q efq its Wheat aa' and u10 corn ,nAt th aS q fS0s sRpSr.a as
lions to Europe at the rate Of 10. 900. 900 bushels
Very rapidly. Attho same tins / t Is S0 cont a'saSde that at
we W are mot getting within g to 10 cents Of what
Ss PLAYING iaS%iH ia i tSSs'' hands saSi A " fOrsis aRPsaFS who to
s their 9 PUx Stocks wit Which HyS,d nts s,h md no fs 3 TeP pnr Sald1g
the average figures owing to the almost complete
are srDs still small ii IS .h iiins sssSryfi BY ,a tho se case Of I Tset t %
N Whose tGSso Immense nsra Era mar ESQ on the 2ath q Novem:
Fleetwood silos there were only 900 bush, enough.
perhaps" as the liverpool Corn Trad. N.ues says,
F" for tho manager to swear by, but hardly sum
oient to Justify. the up.keep OF = big establish
ment capable Of containing over 100000 quarters
or 500 900 bush There 1, considerable disparity
beyond 2 doubt between 900 bush. and 100000
bush. Nj. proomhall adds: Whether this feeling
sa6sequsnt events. To the writer y appears as Ii
inuity Of supplies. Farmers throughout the world
have rightly or wrongly formed an opinion as to the
righttul value Of the product OF their labor, aud in
spite OF the obliging efforts of the bears TO sell IL
ahead at = discount they hold very tenaciousiy to
shiifingf Per eeHtal in Liverpool or rs cents per
possibility OF the French and American crops MAX
succession. and on the law Of averages 1t is two TO
one that she does not have 3 third, !" Corn also de-
clined. Primary receipts were 100, 6S4, against
Sgt 900 last year. There was perfect weather at the |
West for moving the crop. Liverpool opened ia.
higher, but weakened later on. There was o good
export demand, but at the same time there was con. |