The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-08


s9as No . white sll.c; track end nnsi aaed white.
ceived iNs cars. and expects leo to:mQrrow., Corn
the ips Ss July
III chicago Receipts at Chicago were - cars; esti-
but par Sspr s "wsr with Gales
10000 bush Prices as Follows:
0penino. hieh.h Lowrs, Clonno Nipht.
S SEPT ~; - So 81 ss 50" s sss
weather in the Northwest liberal rScrpts at Mime.
farm oaTnss Wers ana large and h them CASH demand
small. The Weather at tie West was f"vorssie for
rns @ S@ro9l M ana
pAris tsc to &c after adsanrnx that much early in
from present appearances the spring wheat crop
VIII bethe largest record 4 we may credit ndvecs
Northwestern operators had got short Of the market
'% S Jy a. S the against sr
lsuoo.o0o on the same day last year. The
23ooo, 900 year ago. The future Of prices really
hinges on the spring wheat crop. Yet should not
tina is increasing Last week the Fast Indian ship.
ments surprised everybody by running above 1000
have caused considcrable comment. Last week they
wsrI n1Hy spa during the past week hsy hs ,
week previous, ana only 10000 last wear. No won
adv ss n s ss n. ss
Ter o, , i, later on; True the available supply.
l,7"4.ouo bush. which surprised good many. for
the increase was very much smaller than Lad been
loose somewhere in the statistical machine. brad
str'sfs may be all right bnt how about that big in
Is nnd"rsood are INCLUDED in the FRI.
DAYS statement made the increase 4.77aOoo:
WHEN d"ctSr. dsaar s' T SSc 's mall dcSis
one thing is clear however. farm reserves
SS l mrs S"F sSep tear snSs tines as Largo
Meantime It would not be At all surprising Il the
one time expected. and il the Northwestern people
are not 80 "short" that they seeing double. the
large. However part OF the early decline iecov
rrsa "a good spo of int
as !" the available supply tnr.he5mors there was
s "d
mnst tie ADMITTED is ssG under Chicago for
people there really believe in a big spring
wheat crop. Among the sellers were Bartlett:
Canhy., The buyers included schwartz. Dupee \
Co. M.lnine Bodman Co. clifford. o'Bren, Com
wheat. including -four, exports for the week agrrr
SS Ssh asGnst bush LAT
lsas 2.5o2 500 bush. in 1897. 2.i"7,o7G bush in
hongh the tIport business ,,, was enorm9ns Liver.
steady to Arm. though old "losSa i'd lower, Br%1
Than week ago Barrett. Farn ni c. sold 100
600 bush. early in the day. Comnsclmnn bay were
chasrs Of cash corn stcaded the market toward tho
.iSsG corn rp" as.h f.r the TGsk pt
week. 2.411. 272 bush. in this week year avo.
2.732.ilI bush. in 1897. l.siS.Hh3 bush i'll 1925
and .o1545n bush. in 1870. oats declined at one
time. but rallied toward the close Over 100000
bush. wer" taken for export. it is now asserted,
however. that tn" hay crop in this country will he
very large. though Heretofore the prospects have
seemed to point the other way.
FLoUu-Easicr with wheat Sales. 1900 bbls.
Receipts werr ,HG3 bhls and 2A.4lO sacks exports.
2,u6l hbls. and ~ sacks. Winter in bbl-. Su.
Irrhne, s2.25rtc.3". Nc. ? extra, 81. 45@3c.55.
clears. So l0sS3.25; s'raghts. S3.4Oak35u. pat.
ents. Sa."5@ Sa,',l. Spring in hbls.: Clears. $40
So. To- straiRhts, 8" 5OgSHd1. patents, S3SOS$395.
CorTuS-SPot cotton here was unchanged. with
sales Of 400 lales for export and 2O4 for spinning
100 were delivered on contracts. Middling uplands
GNr;. against u i'.ldr. last YEAR New Orleans and
Gulf dhc. against II lGC. The Southern spot
markets were unchanged. New Orleans sold 2.OuO
bales. AuEu' l.lIs and Memphis 100. Liverpool
WAS unchanged ON the spot. with sales If 1000
bales, weeks total ~ 600 bales, against $1,000 last
week and IO,OOO last year; stocks l.2l3.OOO,
against ,2d4 900 last week and OfG. OGO last year
futures were UNCHANGED to y point higher Tho
movement to-day was as follows:
To Dam Las Ia Jsur