The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-27

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including 1850 i" for n export here re- and, at the out:
ports, No; 2, in elevator. ale; do. delivered S2c:;
$50 8 Wn! No.. ! swift White. 't eiipp saa s S1s'a Chicago sn' re:
ceived 45b cars,and expscts s7b to,morrow., Corn
port here and at the outport.. No. 2. 7ac. over
July in Chicago. Receipts at Chicago. l,sl csrs:e
to'ssc, lower. with sales OF 10000 bush. Prices as
follows:
oD.ntrD. H,o.a,. Lo,.,t. Closing. NiSiit.
s Shy :..: ..s ST. 81, ssssss - s ~
Sept. .... ......... ... .... 3sas 81
Wheat was depressed by Disappointing cables, good
North west, larger country offerings. heavy Grgen.
tina and DanMbtan shipments dulness OF export
to aid. Reports OF extraordinary nrmness in that
market late yestsrday appear to have been canaras
OF drought IN those provinces. were no less than
S week and ? s45, 90 SSf last sHy yeS meet Xrs ssaths. s sSipSen iss.
too, we're 2.ot4.ooo for tho week. against i.t52 900
ceirt. we're no less than $3.50 cars. against 10 a week
ago and 40 last year. Paris WAS confines lower for
not buying o'day. P.nnsylvania is Offering wheat
b, re both in carlots and in more liberal quantities.
generally. with a good deal OF rain in the Northwest.
The market here appears to be long" aud pr"tes'
II crops are smaller, farm reserves are unprecs-
a 1fHs y,I large Sui 4 hnrs ss;, s that a. S dss1RsiSn Sl aae
highly favorable FOR the, regeneration of wheat
s stSSis recovered by tfos where Who" tTo.,bi,f s.s.di With t indisa,
tons that very few II any helas win suffer material
estimate to 10000. 900 bush. as at one time ru-
imorcd to-day, 1t says that the actual damage ir9m
nois. which have suffered severely. The damage
it adds. has not been 50 serious in other States.
than an average. thoughsnot enough to Offset the
shortage in other important States. The weather is
favorable. although too much rain is reported in some
s Tn tSs other li hand Is ii h loof1 as o tho ssiss there hee WEIGHT waSId bo
n decrease in the visible supply of 100000 bush.
western stocks are expected to fall Cd about 5oo.o6o
bush. and this will make the difference for the week.
csntimss. Liserpools receipts we're 500. 900 centais.
including 2ls.oo} ameTtrap: The Tprkish crop
lsc;t bad; Partial rains yss.sri.y but made.
lows, Illinois, Indiana. Michigan, and wiscon.
saiur 'ay. far, cooler; Minnesota and North Dakota,
s s.2 s%d s sa,aa r iai ro satqr snfurd sHS'h k 11sS.a' FAIR FAIR to- to.
day and SATURDAY, preceded by showers tonight. In
on' StSte rG wheat sa' srs fully ,"c loo 1903 S,So5. 900 Sf9 SSas ssu nnaer
the yield OF last year. Therelwere indications later on
ly took place on strong market in ST. Louis. bad crop
reports from st. Louis, Illinois and Kansas. stronger
able ramors in regard tSthe French crop. and buying
against puts. 1t was rumored. too. that the Modern
crop to 250,oNG0oo bush. John McDnnaii. crop
expert. estimates the Indiana yield I. l6.ooo.3o3,,
winds we're reported IN Nebraska. The Manitoba
s ,Sr ca%d Is ,i lax Of = the q c Ssn,' 6 ISss ti ia a i ELL yS sri ana ana
son. 80 r cent worse than then. Nevertheless there
+" further aSTn iiTnida mSHS" on a II narrow PrtSS' m mark Sn snow snow
says to-day I'm spite OF another week OF favorable
dition. Since Nav l there has been a heavy loss in
Michigan and Indiana aud some decline in every other
tho ohio, Valley to indicate serious possibility should
thu w :. MSs,t tn ins, GSi;m d sSaa', sspor,s soi f1 ,Ss w wtli
aggregate 3. lps. 3lp bush, against 2,?l2.2 ob bush.
~ Il week :; : ;sPs sis ~ Sh hush ii in the, the cc5T "sI s,d bs. Tee sR
1890 and 2~.426.d77 bush. in 1925. Since July l
.a ss.s tfsr Bush the sss sn q IL g r Sfs oa asE1f isst year.: Sss;;
Corn was irregular but generally lower in svmpathy
lipment ran up 70 ], N6a.ooo bush. against .2s4..
COO last Teei and 6 2TGt1Do last year: Bartlett, .s,] Fra
Frazier 4 Co. rold about 100000 July. and the com.
the decline was not marked. Yesterday about 20
loads were taken for export. One house said; THE
+ portsnt In a good crop. The speculative cry of large
ali az The !. 'S aSa no msSdh 1 siSest'S Sro %i1dG is suitable pnSpll; f fSr
corn, and where corn is most raited there is little
f Sn r has not had thie tine. had he I'll the s r. n"u and !"
tnGI,n Sr1p. s TO pla ys.r lary %e have We f Ssa fo nay IN s sSSl
cession. The law Of chances favors tho hull" Corn
against =. 75s,4l4 bush. last week. 0,ie4, 45l bush.
In this week a year ago. 2~,is3i33 bush. IN 1927.
Since July I this season corn exports aggregate
162 STS,O3h bush, against 11b,RlT,b gI buHh. during
the same period a year ago.
Oats were featureless and lower with other cereals.
F~LoUR-Quiet but trm. Sales 10000 bbls. Sellers
show no disposition to make concessions. while
buy ers on the other hand continue TO hold of and
are taking only enough TO meet immediate require
ments. Receipts were 5.Sl2 bblB. and IA. PIP sacks;
exports. 5,U46 bbls. and 5000 sacks. Winter in hbls.
Superhne, s.. BOG 81. 40: No. . extra. 81. va 81. TO;
clears. S3.l6GS3 30; straights. So. BOG % 40: pat
euts. 50, T59SA:Spring in bills: Clears. S39$3.l5;
straights. 81. 400 $50; patents. 81, s5@S4. 10.
CoTToS-spot cotton here was UNCHANGED with sales
OF 90 bales for export and AM for spinning. Mid
ding uplands. bilcr against 6&c. last year; New
Orleans and Gulf, bI1c., against u 3 .1Jc. The South
ern spot markets were unchanged. New Orleans
sold 1850 bales. Memphis l 100, st. Louis 9O8 and
Norfolk 3sy bales. The movement to-day was as
follows:
Port receipts ......, ob.l43 1000 5.oo6
Weeks total ...... ,8G.d75 6p.sH4 as,s4o
New Orleans. esti-
mate Tomorrow. 1.2Oo 1888 1921
The interior movement for the week was as follows.
Rscet,I. Shipments. Stocks.
This week ..........2l.S62 80 ,po4 400. 6D2
Last week .........,2 3,S3t 1920 $40, 4BS
Last year. ,......,., B.046 30 ,539 2l2. 08S
The Signal Service predicted fair weather for tho
Carolinas, western Florida. Georgia. Alabama and
ern Texas; fair for eastern Florido, except showers
on the east coast; increasing cloudiness with
showers and probably thunderstorms for Tennessee;
showers aud probably thunderstorlns for Arkansas.
Oklahoma and Indian Territory; fair in the south
and showers and cooler in the north and for eastern
Texas. Hester makes the quantity in sight for the
week dO,Dl6, against 74.g4s last week and 90. S24
last year: for the season 10. 724. 1872. against 1885.
40S last season. New Orleans was unchanged to |
point higher. hut earlyreacted and declined / 10 2,
points, but lost this and declined / to 8, closing
barely steady. Prices as follows;