The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-10
OPENING. Highest. Lowest. Closing. Ni0ht.
Nav ...... 1874 ssA 3s4 8s,s 3sy
July. ...... 80 3sa 37A 3sk ssh
Sept ....... 3S}s ssh 38A 8sx 3sB

Wheat prices advanced early OH better cables than
s SrUspss1s q for Sni eHsor Hi traSs. F fSs rrs .nd d imRfSsSd
however; was an absence of outside interest. Liver.
81 about as: yesterday S"tts and ] paris d i" psd'' only ge 70
oentimes. These cables. while IN a sense not At all
pseted. Then. again. the Michigan State report orsR gave
the condition as only 80 ? cent or 10 I
cent. Of the acreage has been plonGhed up.
This had quite a stimulating effect. though It was oil:
dittons At The Westt, Northwest and southwest. some
traders think that the Government report tomorrow
spring wheat receipts were only 1se cars. against
s slS a year r ago. pr pTics ga are ,,n no" on an export bs.is:
million hush. sold for export yesterday. On the
f Ths weather THE wort W. ane sf in Europe ma. !. a''1 asn a. e.
three d. Of Aa sa7.o 600 :" cen iesS'' only " 1aGe ooS we eGs
American; The Buffalo strike remains unsettled.
d diuon MseeHsi H snd ra %nn 'f IN &c n Sert s I G sni
gWsnsrs ally s clear with norma! tsmpsrsturss in the
N m HI ss@RsFl .nd the s'9 pSfo, iron 4s sS to e ss ssi ia nG low.
a nois. Indiana INDIANA and saa g OHIO nS'' s n to Ss sc.. f 4iasSu ..ys .ii N
The S'ockholdsr Generally speaking, we have very
snd Of this Inc hr.t week Of May. The spring
Mhss. f Tp0p , Is g.oan YET al b seeded; This situation
and but a mall percentage Of the crop has yet been
ssS SH,6 p '1tS the and Sf%SH lnS. I" tss sh Red ..i aiHSF y x. ali So1 In
inst ias H ss much Us iN aonBB. W to .nS p ss thsrs s wsll' h, Thea se is
how much or how little OF the winter wheat was &C.
i".ll BEEN aa' Ss.,rd NY dGR Rns ao. Is bel. .a. av .as s%GSni , sns
IN ine Al, s .ur,s ot sS mn,Sh We u b iefs tho on pr the Sro o, T.
hsr1est p sui fI Later pres %A rallied led e end eiS.s d s : lase
ally. higher, Bradsr,,r: reported a decrease In
l.sil,ooo. but an increase in Europe Of s.ioo. 600
bush ON making an increase in worlds stocks Of
Louis sent bad crop reports. claiming that growing
VI, The9 HO was being p IouS,isor mp; it was rumpfed that
over 70. and it was reported that the Buf,
Roser Tes' q corn ,'' are low /, bS. s'ocf. S az cSisa st5i aT:
arpSo in ,ad th de siiias 's Sai to e ld feeP t then Large: LAY;
s fSls; oT s,s, Esa m. ;TSai 10 begins ~ . iS spgTScIES,: whsttI.
Boats are hard to get. and il boats could be bad
s Sn srT TSs n at s %ssffsiiot' s s. TO tsf hsr being arg % ~RlGsS; d
sell 6 i T., Buffalo. but the seAboArd peopls
s gram on toll Il. w a4r,v. T'l 4. Be Bnfrs .Hs t HSst e d. &:
,GS tn most Ss uns ssstoSs oT fsst ,Ss con There J. begin:
%ihs 10 is q BEING ansAS "ns1p scsS hGs SSlRpi N R. 81 r. ' Sns
prices moved upward later on. The rumor that the
showed a big decrease. $3.50. 900 bush. Oats s" Rers
Interior movement is Increasing. Coarse grain is ino
eyitably Affected by the Buffalo strike. though corn
feels II more than any other description. The avail.
able supply In this country decreased 1896. 900
op 81 ,,.r. continued 70 no, ,,,o,
but sellers remained Arm and the total sales for me
day were only 5000 bbls. Receipts were ii. 2s5
ssSks: Winter IN 6 S6l SnpeTaIe, q: soes2. 20; No,
Clears, s2soSSS.lo; straightS, Sa.IosSs.56; pat.
torIoS-spot cotton here was unchanged, with
SsS., against ' Sgss. lat Ike {SSar ka SsS orleans :Sst ana %. SHil
were unchanged. New Orleans sold 1000 bales,
h hSS1 : i;op Was N aRaRnnsi lioS on t Ana pS soEIR Rlta s sis,
OF $4,000 bales: futures advanced a to ! point.
Manshester was steady, The movement to-day was