The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-23

700 Creole h CCr'k 10 10 10 10
IL Con Cal X Va. l.75 l.75 l.75 l.75
100 Mollie Gibson "a "a "a "a
800 Mexican see. 40 40 40 ~
1o"Phnnix. .... 90 90 90 90
ooro'osi" ''"'''.. go .2a .2s .es
loo yellow Jacket. III 40 49, Al
Total sales. 2.ol s share,
COMMERCIAL
MONDAY. May 22-GEA1x-wheat-srot was
firm. Sales 10000 bush. for export here and
at the outports. No. ] northern Duluth. tie.
over; No. | northern New York, DC. over. The
against Il last week k and 2;6 iaiss Year; Fa:
1915. 900 bush. Prices as follows:
opsn!!n0. Highest. Lo%,,t. Closing. Niei,,,
fs$' - Is Is II H. s.
Corn was steady on the spot. Sales $50. 900 bush. for
innate for tomorrow. as. Futures closed &c.
Prices 40 follows:
ODsninO. Htohs,L Lony,t. Closing. Night.
May ....,... Ssa 3oa so% aY,.s tnA
Oats were steady on the spot; Sales 81 900 bush;
white. 35c;; track and ungraded white, 84sage.. Nc.
estimate for to'morrow: $50. Barley was steady;
tSss tGT aoi /; L. C. f. i. r. bp Baitalo. Fy fh wA si s'iGniSy; supply MSt :
ia as follows:
Wheat, 6"sh - 4 1850 o Dec c"a" @So.ooo 4s.os5.o"o
Corn. bush l7.ols,ooo Dec. 2.ln2,o"o ln,bo4, 900
rye, bush ,S5I,ooo Inc. 5000 I].4is,ooo
Barley bush l~,137,ooo Inc. $4,000 $500"
Louis and the Southwest generally. renewed reports
Of damsE by insects, cold and unreasonable weather
in the visible supply and the amount aaGat, smaller
world shipment; and REPORT. tina, the Buffalo
r.! tit't :a VI Tor Sn rsn 's,"sSi or Export sHr% SusiS:s sIeF S%sIn nsF'nfe
%%ffIlS VIE snd s SSr,a a 'S sre p 5E%nn seE Gsyas " WITH Thi the ' Ss.,
fields, We don't think Ohio viii raise over half
many fields badly damaged. and some viii not
We DO not ,hi"i we mail shall have have more " than halt naIiit' =.
Ks"a, per .en acre ,S as tn. Vas last de- Gro no, , 4; NNG IN! so
promises, a, well As when estimated that We might
rSnGt; iU & @sn Mitch %' a < s' sp,, ueTe sa tayN J IN all Ts pnoGa
bllity insect damage will continue to be the main
dttion the hT n" s'i IN the cash ' msfHs;s At Mime ii ne.
apolis and Duluth. where the milln G demand is
M" IN element Of strsnsth in the .gecnl1,ivee
r rama ,asrle srnwar T5n, R%Ese rs ! TS: said, .m,,I l. f .nS
while tbs may be Gliety snnrs.abl: t"
49, suggestion that owing to the poorer crop om..
LOOK r%rGamce;s are not disp%sed 70 SCI! at present
BILE supply decreased $40, 900 bush, whereas an in.
crease had been expected. The decrease III III.
against an increase last year of l.ooo,ooo bush. 1t
w %sr, , , N M the |. S SSI' h whisn 's as i 9.,nar Ew with thr 's en-,
time nf year. st. Louis received only 1000 bush
1 S5ints rr eel Cd 4.s s .s.a Bush Sasii S sssins, Ts y. i, ES q ySsr
ago. Winter, wheat markets got only l2<, 3la, against
suntihc holidayf. The worlds shipments we're
comparatively small, being only 6],7sS.ono. agninst
S an end; t Il {. b SIfaie s sIas The y s,r sRtrFe Iilro r EtHt ,s
work to morrow. The ulsrOutinlanrp of tho strike
Will lie likely t. help export trade. Chicago hous.
from from abroad. says 'sto'ks Of WSes, in En '%'tc" ara
small and any advance here will be followed by
trnstwoithy, persons at Hamburg. has shipped or
;Sl@ , r.nl SsIs of N Vi "1 aPTiysS rea snTli" from ! Was nsa tSia
Ayr,s that III" w.t. weather there has cnrtailen Ar.
e sen' fsarr.i Ts'", snS&n. Wheat Tho s"F Wss,a~ more bu ,nsn
map thu. morning showed that there was u
OF the West and Southwest, South Dakota. Nebraska,
Iowa. eastern Kansas, Missouri. southern Illinois, In.
or barometer generally. with light showers in the la.
E E%sa:; s HiSr last sls 2n:G in ' 81 '.! @'if" and . fhH'G Wa TMa a
temperatures were 80 to IS above in the extreme
nesota. tGo to 5I.in Nebraska and Iva and ~ to !"
40 in Kansas, Missouri. Illinois and Indiana. Sew
ish have lattcrly. owing to confirmation ~ daman"
sMfpS1ts by ,n tn sonu irav moTsm sH1T it. ltH 1nT. .Sa s s%IlS;
IRE decreasing. Farmers seem inclined to hold bach
In in the =, CENTRAL West and So"i .sSrHFt the. weather.
th"hSh cool. was c"nsidered GENERALLY S%NNoraol.;
Nv liiIhl 'Nh NS'''hIN' tkdllINl
cicaranc's Scrc 5ig,coo bush, some think the re-
ports Of damage TO the crop are. III a measure. rx-
aggerated. though il Is POINTED ont, on the other
baIing "rders from the Winter wheat Sei E"s s nn%1ng
that there must be some basis for tn" reports Of
wheat, and believe that should present prospeat4 nS
maintained the country selling of September is liza.
Under in July. MDrc"ver, there has not bgam any
i, s' !. no 1'M %iassr 1% tnf hiiT "eRpi ham "r"I'' m at any hs,r rat" ate,
cnrrcd in RUSS and the injury in %Roumania may
most imr"rtsnt granSry II Europe. Mrantims The
short interest here and at the West has undoubtedly
Sisihrs s ssrriy G isSTTS'; s .i,a ono MOI Sn isEcF Tha WORTH Tfs .
shipments were much less than those Of a year ago,
GUS week aud 1,iN7 900 for the sane Week
lai' Z; asGrc.a hS.%' II; na nrp st Fa'i i. "i Ssilrvsd n To-
be nearly over and very little OF the corn arriving
western point" may be due partly 10 SeHe,ff fhs II
prices are ,:oinS higher in symGatl,y With wheat,
market very ire ~ at this time Of the year. as they
SfISS H HhSSaT %,, nrn nT,"TSt thai rnrpe s :" a ths iNv among nom;
Early in June and SON" are believed to be waiting
hhoidi Only about l'".ooo'%GT lush, against s1.o"6,,
onn six weeks ag,: There We're no English
l IHs Glear ran" s' rom the 'G sr"bosra q wd iT.Ei large S," a;
sn4, 500 bush. Cat, were strengthened to som" c..
been good speculative buying in Chirago of July.
IRh"' 'i.rG S'"S Ss %%'i%G incTcascS !: a1"'o%E E' 6y1 iH," 4S%rc;
has been of late, however, a good shipping demand
oats very hrln ESPECIALLY ~ there is a considerable
short interest III that month.
F~IouR-Strady, wit! sales % 900 bbls. Receipts
wer" U.u4H bbls, and IL, l37 IA Ks: exports u,Sp,
bbls. and 2,d,L5 sacks. Winter IN hbls. Supcrhne,
81 .3o%$2.t 40; No. : extra. 80 5oss $3.50; clears.
S3.l5StH35, s%tIaights, S~3.buSs3 Oh: patents,
S3.G5g$ a."5. spring in hbls. Clears. 81 g5sSI.I5;
s%tralgAts. s3.4uH $500 patents, 81. sO6E4.
COTTuS-SpOt cotton here was unclaimed, with
sales Of 57I bales for export; 200 were delivered on
contracts. MiLdling uplands, d4c, against i 7.idc.
last year; New Orleans and Gulf, dLc, against
0%Il.iHc. The southern spot markets were generally
unchanged. New orleans declined i.IHr. New Or.
leans sold l,41n bales. Memphis loo. Galveston
2.34S and st. Lunis an, The movement to-day was
as follows
Io.Idy. Last ,cs,k. Last vsrr.
Iolt receipts 49,: '"'-Ni N,4Ot I,4S4