The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-06

Illinois Indiana and Missouri generally fair
Michigan 'fa air Cooler '' wednesday; MIME
fl. and SOgsE ;hSSsr. south
xtsingo9, Cloudy SodSs:dsy ksS..s fsiF .o;nisSt.
9sostis SusSsls against aP g. saS last week and
@ year Th SS npRs ssa
point on Covering Of shorts seseoard essfnnce. Q;
schEsrt1. Dnpeo Co. SAID. -
weekly exports contrast very fayoraoly
prices have shEunten some. 80 contradictory have
foreign that the tFsGe LETT IN an PUN
condition and is all at sea as to whether worlds
Snas On BY SaEy S,a
world produced ITS largest crop this years output
i ipii sversas Of the ' lat ave years. Last
o Sn an bs M er9p
This year the crop is about 2bto. 2oo.o 900 bushels,
atty the world has nearly as much wheat in its
uroy a. It had year ago. II is simply bumper
reserves, difference without much Of sdistlnction,
ana A. implying supply quito equal to all demands;
higher on Dozen at p and i higher on May
lower than n s W ssoS At sfPsp
lower The cash demands everywhere have been
the market aninvitins for the psmsnt with III.
asSnte Cleaning up 9n, OF the way more
Last a. tho ssme time. nor are they likely % be
so aSSut ten days late
Ss,a Hto r planting and rains retarding York IN the
natural smaller receipts VIC have about $4,000 900
Ady!ccs from The Northwest suggest a Willingness
on tn part of producers to SELL hence Increased and
at Liyerpooi during August increased. and are now
!; 1928 white flour stocks are 1914 oJo sacks four
tunes Gerr what ,s they we're year ago" .,,..
higher cables continued dry and hot weather in the
OBJ el Il.
ee tx AID a1tI7oo last year Liverpool sdy.nesd
0sL 900 bushels. The visible supply decreased 2s5
600 bushels Norton switzer said: Cash Corn still
and price mi. e1ern M 0u9T
depend entirely upon extent OF receipts during the
dcsSn. We think 'Se7 are sSout RS and II
GO WE ood d ffT rm market a. vsibls stock are
good The dry weather tho past few weeks while
nemsVed, reduced the yield considerably. but II
good crop Of corn are p esseisnt s DeC:mbsr
corn ssems too high compared with the price of
corn At that inc and the improbsbliity q much
ary lst May corn At under soc. looks cheap. par
n o sn n TSeS .h.p.
you'd net the farmer much more money" Oats were
increased $4,000 bushels. '- WI - NV ''''0''
oaL and s easier Sale, 1900 bSls Re.
Supernne. S22o4S2.35: No. extra. S2.4o0
$3.50; cleArs, 81 &C asa. lo strajghts, t82O0$23o;
patents, S3.5ooS875. Spring in bills: Clears SIS 90
eSS.lo; straights, ss.4oSS3.5o; patents. Ss.760
CorroS-spot cotton here was unchanged with
sac. against 6Ac last year: New Orleans and Gulf
6ltc. AGAINST DC New Orleans declined 1-loc.: Mo
bile and Augusta advanced 1-1oc. Savannah sold
1887 bales, New Orleans 500. Memphis $50.
Augusta AS and Mobile 400. Liverpool was I'M
changed on the spot with sales of 5000 bales
Futures advanced TO points.
The movement to- day was as folows:
To-day Last Week Last Teav.
Port receipts. ..1o.o96 1851 $3.50
New Orleans esti-
mate to morrow 5000 to 800 1,7so 7.os1
Augusta .----.--..--- 1895 1,26S 6+2
Memphis Psi 16l 2l9
VI. Louis. PAS 20 80.
Cincinnati q days. 647 1,157 592
1928 1l,1SS 12.SOo
Houston estimate
tomorrow. 1900 to 500 1892 4,487
Augusta shipped to-day 5<4 bales; Memphis. PA;
NJ Louis 1888: Cincinnati. Id, and Houston 1O,1 10.
The Texas rainfall on Sunday follows: Cuero
Ia, Galveston IL Beaumont trace. Beeville .l5,
Brenham trace Columbia 80 Corpus Christi 1.ot,
Houston Ia Longview .o4, Temple trace, Waco 10:
Monday. Galveston .ol. Becville SD, Columbia
race. COrpis Christi .tis Kerryvllle %. Lung rs,
s San Marcos ds %. Hallinger trae: and cuero 10.
d ahe .n,i signal Service predicted fair weather
southern portions of Ala. and Miss, the
eastern portion OF La. and the extreme northern
portion of T.. Fla. New Orleans ad vancsd points
on Oct butlost most of the rise Futures here Nd
vanced TO points, but lost part closing quiet at
net advance of to 2 points. Prices as follows: