The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-22
Futures closed No. to Nc lower. with sales of 76.
600 bush Prices M follows

Futures closed No TO Nc lower with sales OF 49,
600 bush. Prices az follows; -,
oD.ntuO. Highest. Lowest c,e,trs S5sst
f:S,: :::::s TX tx ak sj5S s5s
S.y Srns S & weather. % sy II sS
and ioGs ana fSreiss ssnE n.
Northwestern receipts we're al cars against ia
year ago The Argentine shipments were So. 900
year. The weather in France aud England wa. Gne
The signal Service map showed Renerally clear
,ionsy high teppsrStnrssa to 81, in the sn
The ms,inum temperatures in the spring
nor lover than 'r0 the 1OG Jay bff"ro The ten
pssratnres. n tho West and Southwest were CO. to
Tie rainfall at wiston wa. rev oi Rapid City o.
winnipeg %. Cairo ,4d, s.. L1nis trace. Spring
Al particulars f.vors6is. The wealth forecast for
thirty aiI hours sa' followsi Illinois and Indiana,
tinned warm Missouri and Iowa showers warm;
sS . a%a h"xsr" the D
iotas and Nebraska. showery today. cool and
tSs east. hI%'H and %2p"mns i
But later ON prices became nrmer., shorts covered
p"rsi good Ssa.nd fot Ea hour Ths sale. hsr.
yesterday were stated at $4,000 barrels but It ia be.
rep9rted The chan crop is said to have been en-:
.h GS sGxStS n% SSS
EE riGes weakened aud ended At about the lowest
for the week, aggregate, 8.4os,o7a bush, against
s,?8a.slo bush last week, 1908 $50 bu,h. in the
ao7s'so bush in 1906 I' and nd l.s56 oSo bush IN
1895. Since July this season the exports Of wheat
sh last year and SU SsR in
Corn advanced on brisk demand from the rhor 5
w NAN for export. patten was large buyer at the
s rns 'Ns later n wing to T4, s
decline in wheat and local selling; Corn eI.
against 5 s sSA b@. HSf ssi TceG, asaaas
bush in this week yt3r ago. 2,2na,3Ie bush.
o.. bush. in isos. Since Since July this season
corn exports aggregate i2,al7.i77 bush. against
and :. 800 bush in iss7'gs. Oats we're feature.
To ss week brought rpDrf hsh m o
Northwest and some apprehension exists OF possible
suffered is small. however. as the change was not
Sudden. but followed two weeks OF moderately high
heat. some rust and smut is reported from many
parts Of Minnesota and south Dakota bnt this Il
not yet apparent that the present season is greatly
different than is usually e1p"renrcd., special re-
of the three States of tho Northwest aud bearing
" but sy " a ahn II %as
July L. In Minnesota twentyone counties show
sGSW % 10 NG and RIGH4 ssvyn @
south Dakota show exactly the same average. oats
all developments point to larger rate Of yield than
was expected and t. quality much higher than in
any rccentyrar, E1cep, in the south the corn crop
seem favorable. The fact that growth Ia uneven,
however will initiate against heavy rate of yield"
FLouR-Quiet bnt steady, Sales 5000 bbis. Re.
cepts were 1905 bhs. and 1879 sacks exports.
$50 bhls and 200 sacks. Winter IN bbs Super.
me s2 20 Ne" eItrs 81 4oas. ho clears
$3.50 Spring in bbls.: Clears. s8sSS TO- straights
81. ss3"5; patents. S3.hiSS3.SO.
CnrroS-Spot cotton here was unchanged. with
sales OF 800 bales for export and ~ for spinning.
Mlddling uplands. -lHc.. against q ]. lSc. last
year: New orleans and Gulf .I0c. against &c.
The southern spot markets were unchanged Mem
phis sold 600 bales. New Orleans BOO and ST. Louis
mel upl m f1a tr,th
nales of 10000 bales: futures declined ia points:
sales for the week "a 900, against 81 900 last week
and $1,000 last year; stocks l.1S+ 900 aga nst
Liz, 600 last week and NVE 900 last year The
movement to day was as follows:
To-Ddv. Last Irsrk. Last Fear.
Port receipts ........ 1,h+5 h.I64 2.2Tl
Weeks total. 15.2b9 ~ OO6 1887
Port exports were 5stD bales. The rainfall for tho
pat "a hours included 4Is inches at Montgomery,
Ala; 2o+ at Thomasville and .Os at Atlanta. Ga;
I.1n AT Fort Smith and ia at Little Rock, Ark;
% at New Orleans. La; OF at Jacksonville. Fla.
traces ut Abilene Tex. Nckshurg. Miss. and Mem.
phis, Tenn. New Orleans declined = points but re.
covered part Of the loss Futures hero steady
with prices unchanged 10 points higher follows: