The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-01-13
Opsning. Hiohcst. L0,cest. Closing. Night.
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May.,.....,.4a 42N ~ 42K III
we're Tee Within " a ns ,?r"1y rn%s1' 4Ief arst ther re P %as
o onisidS Si interest tn and %iSi local ' reaIi;i Gn e''7 The "n W SSiense Sf q
ibls suppl. according to the Chicago Trad B.Ilstr
1000, 600 bush. during December. the totsi
sGsins, N a.. s ss9 900 J oh being Dec. 4 1,i"1 400 400 s Ms1s
over the Cincinnati Proc Current. in:its weekly
OF cfof the suP Mississip aIp R liver: e1 wheat Is mostly mostly T prS
, ffin by , snow and md that the general Pc,
we're considerably larger than a year ago. aegre
eating Az cars, against $50 this day last year, and
clearances showed a sharp falling of. the total Of
wheat and -four being only 100000 bush. as com,
But there was very little pressure to sell and later
on prices recovered. the early loss and advanced
French cables werS Arm and the weather in Frsnco
was still unfavorable. The weather at tho West,
the West, and shorts covered. A Paris Cable
weather is TOO wet! Still. as already stated, the
trading was dull, and toward the close a little sell
showed q slight ne! loss for the day. Liverpool ad'
y yanfsa H &c G pHSiio Oa adv f + / p c5ics was 9 Sssest s,
f SmSo line m OF ions m %sn s hei9R h tslein For Of Se~ a
from 100000 to, 10000, 900 bush. No one
but the trade takes it for granted that the wheat is
for Wall street interests. who have been successfully
have turned to Wheat as a property 70 Which has mot mot
advanced much, but which is bound to II their pros
active and hrmer. The receipts were larger than
estimated, but smaller arrivals are expected in
says that corn is now likely TO move more tar
Oily at the West as 4 is sparingly offered. Moreover
q fair business done for export and Liverpool was
primer, Chicago received 700 cars and expects ia
tomorrow. Oats we're hrmer, partly in sympathy
with corn and partly owing to a demand from the
s mor1ing cR M{tS IiS 5@n; bnyipS, sbis sold da up H nr, this
pally from 81. Louis on report Of good Continental
1 1nmand fof bo SSsTa[' w and ip p"5fSfrg SHIPMENT nj snstajn The The
advance: which was more than lost at the close.
are bearish. which has quite an influence with the
general ~scalpin2 crowd. Clearancos were 500, 900
S york sold g loads thsre and ihs here there n Rerc aS BOUT
10000 bush. Corn advanced Ac.. but closed with
700 enstimated for tomorrow. ciearances v we're ~ ~!
900 bush: Export sales here were 10000 bush.
over WsssdnesdayS. ,Reeeipts we're iicht"isi Y' carS: r. Fl;
are estimated for tomorrow. The seaboard reported
from here we're 10000 bush; It i partly = weather. he
m FF6nsL Th9 county hunt Sr is bu saiss Of :, 400 nn,. po,
ceipts were s,284 bbls. and 3 1903 sacks: exports. 10
Sh.. s g so sn 8: a q: No .a : t.t-n %i .a.so IN sS,s. s sIHPsI,
s8ssa.25; slraights. ,$a,,4ooSa 80; patents. 5000
strsisnts sg 81. Il 81 6e1 psien Glf :s.ass ssss: So.
5S Go 61Sss iT sp GottGn he MIS Sss nnS Sn,sSsd sslss of
6.S-iOc,, against 8 s.isc Mobile and St.. louis
sold 300; Memphis 1000, Galveston 11a. and st.
Louis $50 bales. Liverpool was unchanged on the
spot with sales of $4,000 bales; futures opened 1
point lower. but rallied and closed unchanged TO 4
point higher. Manchester was steady. bombay re.
ceipts for the week $4,000, against AZ, 900 last year;
last year. Memphis received to-day 1887 bales,
against 1927 last week and 2.a3s last year;
1907 last year. Memphis shipped 1909 and
Houston. B.24d.. Houston. expects tomorrow 900
TO 6.1oo; against 7. 77s last week and a,oGs last year.
New Orleans expects 10. 200 to 1000. against ~.
were SO. 128. against 81. a4l last week and 84.d7s
last year; thus far this week 17747l. against 246.-
New Orleans advanced 8 to q points. Futures here
rose 4 to II points. but reacted and closed steady