The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-11

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r. cars; estimate for tomorrow. 1925. Futures
Prices as follows:
,, ossnmo. Highest Leysn. Closing. Nett;
ss sept sS sss s $40 s sss s" ss
1n the as, bush.
ports No. 2 in elevator 2"Ac; do. delivered.
IG r.eH @H.a FHSE ana sGsF1 Ehaa sS re-
SeiSed s"2 car. Snd expects sn "S a IKE
visible supply is rs follows
Sas. s s..A Inc
B Bs;s3 sr Sa.a 5 1855 Inc Inc 1888 ssSSS
foreign selling favorable weather and liberal re:
nc. while Antwerp was easier. Light rains
reported in The Dakotas but elsewhere it was lar.
were smaller than last week but far larger than
q G ss Gf the tn the Sesa Si"s
week and H.24o.642 last year. Furthermore, al.
was less than expected il compares with q
decrease last year OF over 2,ooo,goo bush.
increased aa2, 900 bush, against decrease year
as saying: Russia is confronted with the worst
crop failures and probable famine in its history"
bearsh nhnenr es:prr dominated and the last prices
were about the lowest OfIthe day. The Government
report was not expected to show any great change
in the condition was received at o,clock and
a7,s month ago, sS.7 yesrsgo and an average for
the last ten yearsof s2.4 cent spring ~ against
had little effect. ON the curl september was 7sc,;
@t m s Vas rise b II In GG bnSa.
y Co. said; As the winter wheat harvest pro;
ry and thu 2s 'Fnf The Ho s
iEnsh::. which. if realiscd, viii be The third
duGlng nation there is disposition on the
lug huilish views because It is realized that Il
the crop reaches the amount suggested above.
it is now campp.ed by reliable men t that on
July farmers held from 65,ooO,ooo to 7e.ouO,Uo
a"5s70oo and !, Is SGnrsd ther" '% are at ieast
23ooo col bush in scattered places not included in
steady first hand receipts at nine primary Western
S. n wt1 sood ,%SS @
export demands coupled with rather free market.
nS' is a nGsa to where sfs
ate caution s,ur and raj. more conservative view
fully cry s,allized DEFINITE shape bu. has been
influential in creating little lower level of values.
is now in it's critical period would naturally create
a radical chang in present conditions and quite
Corn defined fraction, partly in sympathy with
What but easier cables and favorable wea her con.
expected to increase; there was an increase on
sns were liberal at a R WTr up
Il6 last eek and 3.3H last year The Govern.
mrnt makes the condition sG.5 e cent. against 300
year ago and states that the acreage planted indi.
Gates increase of about T. cent. the acreage
harvested last year Oats weakened with rest Of
the list. The condition, according TO the Govern.
ment is 20 against 1877 u month ago. and ~. \ a
year ago. The condition OF winter rye Is $50 against
80 \ u year ago.
FLoUn- steady. with sales of 900 bbls. Receipts
were IL, 25l bbls and 81 ,425 sacks exports 200
sss .aa 'sGs InsE !. GH'
@SH.21; straights. 50 4oss3.5O; patents 90 G5s
S3~5. Spring in bbls. Clears $3@Sa.l5, stralghts
s35u 8s3.G5; patents. So S3.H5.
CprIuS-S Spot cotton here was unchanged with
sales of FOL bales for export and 100 for spinning
Middling upands Slide. against u 3. iic. last
year; New Orleans and Gulf. 7-ldc. against 7.lTc
last year Baltimore advanced lsc. New Orleans sold
$50 bales st. Louis !. $50 and Memphis eco Liver.
pool unchanged the spot with sales of 10 900
bales futures declined II to point. The move ment
n.la VS. as a. follows.