The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-20

ooenin0. Htph,h. Low... tto.lnO. Nighi,
SEPT sss ... tSs t tSs ttSs tSSs ttSs
nclndins 10000 Tor export here and az the outp.r.
white ssc track and unrradcd white, aiSaic; No.
ThS clipped s2sc Chicago re tst 2a1 cars
as follows:
bush Iss IS Inc Af SsS5oo s %s 1905
2 r.. S S%sh Dec Dec 1890
Barley. bush 1.S5"..0So ine ' $1,000 5sS,0oo
Wheat was depressed because Of rains in the Odessa
liquidation. liverpool declined i'd. to tAd. At the
N9r,avss it wa: generally clear at A. M wih
clear and o. to 5e' Southwest clear and 80 TO 100.
''fiSs vo RID sh %
increase Instead OF $500 900 to 100000 bush.
7oSSooS against st'" 17i6ooo' in tho previous
v ySrh and i@Ii59oo last year The Australian Ala
90 bush, against iea,ooo Inst week, Tie
chc,so G hS .r S the 2SSH % Ss
for some time past excessive rains prevailed partic,
"aIy IN @ the %saher ma. become drI ana
coupled with the recent advance is expected to in.
srGp fSnS'sarns the late sow dnH,ua,sa fs
practically an entire absence of shipping demand
cash wheat dun and dragging at e under seltem,
not entirely shown yet in the public warehouse
report as there are from one TO two million Dush
of wheat in private warehouses. which being cleaned
anu mixed VIII in dye course 60 into regular public
i0;. higher for sert"mbcr. in CiiSago thnn
year 9 and 4c. higher on July. A ch,cag% firm
shall gath, r Al; hand marketinrs show a marked
from the winter "ntf Wheat Section o the r@epis a.
gazing RS Ns cHt E.n aen Tef4
bush thu same week in 1893. which Wound
snort sulplea in this country than the English
eld continental markets of short supplies on ac-
R.s o" ad T sss two BpSr
OF The wheat situation have undeniably prevented
speculative sentiment has leaned strongly IN that
direction. Export and domestic shipping demands
fshiI pers and exporters"
to than had Been SnS
32H"no bush q fact which caused quite sharp
reported the condition still bad in SPITE Of the
rain: Cables 20 Chicago people reported some rain
to be still bad. Furthermore the quantity on las
sa' to EgoTS snST1a large re- SSr S TO
too are small in comrarson with those Of yearago
scptem6sr and December BY foreign houses rarii.
Eas unchanged cha for wheat and to 10 rSmtne:
in the damaged sections OF Europe comes in July:
and relief at this time BY rains. ~ argued. would
IT is evident that the trade e awakening to the
fact that tSe Tords wheat yied for lse"is gong
not exceed 500 900 900 bush /. becoming an accept
an
scab We are ed in our opinion that lndanawill
at the Got outside The aovernment estimate Of tho
1903 crop in Indiana was 3s.420,o2p. That is to
than t'Se year rns .n hst WIS. hen
Drought CONTINUES in Roumania and Bulgaria. while
schwsrta Dupae Co. said: Russia is the second
thu :uspns nhs .Soa sf s
short that shortage would very naturally have to
fore, would swell EXPORTS heyOnd original
SmsS factor and o thu ss SS New
stock has decreased within week 56.374 bush.
and is nov nv only 1!tsson; against tn4noor, a
to look to for about onc-h.f of her needs and it
prize on tho surplus. With lots Of money in the
&c; Tor wheat cause one loss Of Sleep Never
ence and the market closed lower.
Corn receded fraction early but on the whole
showed NOR strength than wheat both here aud IN
% Of fa S1 at IKE
large receipts Liverpool dropped - to ssd. The
The worlds shipments last week were $4,000,
aga again. in the precious week and 49,
sellers at chicago. Chicago honse said; "rher"
S . E6s doing we'll 'e on 'n scconn
tT9 w rd weather. N" sn, nT
thst,we thought the period of decrca-ing receipts
would soon begin, hut as cash corn this week has
september the liberal movement may continue for
the present II. however. shipments continue to
exceed receipts, and consequently the stock here,
now small continue decreasing, it must result in
still higher prices. There has been improved de.
mand for the Continent for feeding barley. which
usually a forerunncr for an improved demand for
corn and oats, as feeding grain is wanted, owing to
the droughtpin Bulgaria. ROumania, and southern
Russia" Stocks Of old corn are believed to he be.
low the average in quantity and quality the usual
percentage of contract grades is not found,
Oats were irregular. In Chicago Y is pointed out
that sentiment has changed decidedly, and of
the parties Who were selling short a. 23C. FOR
July and 2Oc, for September have covered and have
tel he lat 10,
Continental demand should be larger than usual
owing to the Russian drought. Richardson Co. says
:" From every section OF the country where are
raised do hear Of great prospects for wonderful
yield. Septembe oats have no buying recommends.
ton The only earthly reason why they might sell
higher ia on account of wheat or corn. Why should
september oats in September be worth any more
than they are to-day Within a week shippers and
exporters at Chicago and elsewhere have bought
quite freely.
$3.50 bbls and $500 sacks. Winter in bblS. Su.
perhne. $2.35sS2.4o, No, = extra S2.5uSk2.Uu;
clears s3 25ss3 40 srnghts. So 900 S8 60; patents
s3.759$4 spring In bhls.: Clears. aiaI5:
strRights, s3.'oss3s 40; patents S4as4i5.
CoTToS-Spot cotton here unchanged, with
on contracts. Middling uplands = dido. against
9 Lido. last year; New Orleans and Gulf iic.
against II ll.1nc. The Southern spot markets were
unchanged New Orleans sold 1900 lales Gal.
weston 522 and Memphis 300 bales. Liverpool was
unchanged on the spot with sales Of 10000 bales;
semi weekly receipts 10000 bales against 1900
last week. The movement to-day q follows
To-Day. Last U,ck. Las: r,ar.
Port receipts ......... 1907 4,u61 35@;