The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-12-07

Sys wa arm q Sso; q. 1 s;: Bpt.ls 81 y; 1T s,s.Ia
V. VS. o Org I'M: ss,i =, :: sa, .ss s :Sss n, "a 4 sr 4. J ss1:s e
price, No. ssli0S: 40 over DsP S.ol NJ; 2 Th.I,s L..
s sss; $50 $1,000 Oi SSSh. Pri sS'a ss fo TSSna'' 49, 10 nc
RHi ssa r;ssS ssSsSS sssss ssSSx ss ss
Wheat at the moment seems to be practically on a
sTsrdm' Tue s' REASON %0i y tfh as'' he @ Sosts' power nSt Of tS an
aggressive and vigorous speculation Is lacking:
t hnsas Tie sss c 10 , SSs Slightly 4 I lose Hn L i i0, fs$isr ssd
with unmis,atable force tia. the very fact that 50
evidence OF a lessened inclination on the part
e Ca, the rb son ss,I Of people ns. to S0s take &c the ~. short Gt
" Mare reports 1s & S'm SsG to + h fls S9Sfn' ]ds.p SssS.
which said; Reports in Liverpool, of general crop
S Hsnsei 6the AFs ssbies rs spoSsa 'd damage aassnf in ' Arie sn9hni
by hatlstorms. Still another bullish influence was
column this morning. but which was not announced
until after the close YESTERDAY. 1t showed an in
SlSii been quite Gnns s .cs:GUH 0e espcc Taer Of NO 81 les les 'f than
1900, 900. But Brddstrcets statement as far as
sho%ed an Actual decrease in tho aTaiiaSie stc;iS in
the United States and Cinada of 1000 bush.
BroomhaiI ca6ied that the crop in that country had
been damaged by dry weather and that as the
to be large rse Of Another fsauf factor sr0 worth SSfRR n, noti 1a'I Was
the liberal efiux OF wheat from this country. the
pendence, too. on the United states is Illustrated by
the fact that Of It's r reeeipts for the past sig /, DAYS;
bush. came from this country. Then. the North.
E Soc earn. r s@afier: tbROnE on p shis dss last la week T and
Minneapolis teiegraphed: "Mr. Armour is buying
S priees %a even n more sfSP fRa lnf i W. Would niii net st MinneaPelis."
Cash sales OF No. 2 Northern were made to millersin
market, and what would once have Been ccnsideredS
liberal business Tes done. It should be
s sot USED to e0s an aS SaSirssiii s2 lsis Hni Su sin n sfaa and dt e1.
pect Il right along with or without reason. Later in
the e eiSsin heT prices : 'h .ho saelY a sd trsasns T ns. lG a.c, hns
Liverpool lost part Of its opening improvement.
for May. Paris was unchanged to s confines lower
for wheat and 10 centimes lower to 10 higher for
ports Of cut rates for the winter on raj shipments
from The NSrthwest which may have had some infn.
eln receipts, hovever.xer double those ofsyearaeo
BrGd,treers. too. reported an increase in the worlds
the European visible supply on Dec. / as SIS. 2i6. 900
e eRss;; az i sontrss. a sioaR ia SGss%s so g. go 1s5e seEi tho
week: Yet the fact remsins that in spite Of large re-
doncy Of liverpool toward the close. the decline
Estimation Of not "f Few EI speaks aia;' Volumes for he firm
undertone of the market; Corn was slightly lower.
crease in the avaiia5ie supply in this country .
s.527.ooo bush. the Atlantic ciearances were CYL
same "a tins s' tSs wsat 9Sasa At P ,Gs Vest st'T Ts: l al len:
which Will be favorable not only for preparing the
sides. the apathetic condition OF the wheat market
had more or less effect. Oats receded slightly.
the syailable stock Of 1.1t2.9o bush. and Chicago
But. on the other hand. ochicaco's receipts we're 100
cars over the estimate. and receivers were thelargest
sellers. The American Cereal, Company is said to
have sold to some extent. The Chicago crowd are
nghtinG three or foul, prominent traders there who
have been bplling the market for some time past.
tempt to raid the markell It's not too much TO say.
however. that bears mad yer, little Impression, on
on wheat, corn or oats.
FLoua-ouiet and barely STEADY, ssles /, 500 bills
2,4g4 bbls: and 6,4t1 sacks. Winter In pills; su-
P eIsarn' ~ . iotsss e: siir,i NJ; 2 80 sI moss sa e! Ssts 20;
$s5osS3,76 Spring in bbls.; Clears, 81 a2sSS.o5
st R.1, so. 50: 2SssS.SS0' =. Ps &c 1tr 81, COG Ss; &c; Buck n;i;
.. GoF 6s i SDis. cotton cot SH,I here W sns SsYIHsl3ss q, With viii.
tracts Of 1.oo1; Middling uplsnds: she. against
sse. last ssy ysar; S sSvs 1Slssn i.i nSa e new 1 3sis. as1 saiS
I, 400, Mobile 800. Memphis $500, Galveston 1,4o3.
n noai aa ss1 nn AIsTsss Ss on a tho St. spo ap", St fSo, sale. h1,e Of
$4,000 bales; futures opened partially ] point
e ehsessd put prte sSe siSss Sas s' wss st e. Esh'fffsl e p SRt
receipts were 7e.49s. AGAINST 1870 last week and
Iss. los thus far last week. Port exports 4s.Sass. New
f Haa.ian 81 si ii:s l' it, Sssh to ' F4.s5 5S:I .s.lh lss' 1855 Esss;
L E.rs Fsf fsS.Sp,. At sr liz pi iSsiSss %i isss %.ei tS. sss
90 9s "a sao last i.st year e.. . sadip ~ Rts iSS ;eoS; against Inst
weather at the south was generally fair. with tenn.
E%srat1res ranging from 21S to 60. and heavy fsosts
rain or snow during the next ~thiriy-six hours in
Tennessee; the carolinas. and Georgia; rain and
Arkansas. and southeastern Texas; fair and colder in
western Texas. Oklahoma, and Indian Territory.
Futures here advanced ! to 8 points. bnit reacted and
declined 8 points, and closed steady. Prices as fol,