The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-22
Oprnlng. Highest. Lorrss. Ciocn0. Niqht.
Nay .....4Uls 4Ot4 4O4 4uLe 4Oas
uly.....4lA4 AIS AIS Aba Az

July %. ..4l'4 AIS AIS ABA Az
Wheat sagsed a little at first. but recovered the lost
weather at the West. local covering and 81. Louis
tbs and closed 4c. iowsr.' Ltycrnoois receipts for
three days are entirely of American wheat, In tho
in Minnesota and Dakota 2o' to $40 above: in Iowa
and Nebraska 20 to "a above; in Kansas, Missouri,
southern Missouri and southern Kansas, as well IA
IN x,vd Illinois e. Indiana bSyHn o and w MiIGon1in' The The cold
the rain. Moreover. the weather in California,
and oregon and Washington bought in that market
yesterday. Prime says that farmers show no dispo'
plants were received from parts Of Indiana. Ohio
and Kansas. The seaboard clearances were 1000
the I"s" worlds available @bbiIto', supply Of i,5s5' 3sS5st BUSH n
But still later selling by local scalpers caused a re-
Mcintyre 4 wariweli; Decatur. nj" Wheat was
W W%s no clea nqyl deah hsS Sd Tensnt ;9lE St 59Ra9: Ga iIe sh ET'
Snow about a foot deep protected tn wheat dur
lana. Mo" Don't think the wheat was hurt in this
Vicinity Too soon to determine If any damage;'
deep &c Mount Vernon ml.eH"snow : Covered % on oHr
Think no damage" 81 arta. ni.-"snow going III
and injury thought confined to tho bare sT9ts.
worth, Kan" Wheat was unprotected with
t nnmnra' 6st so Too G SCION to TSFq TON co GSttn1s R tHySr
Vile. Ind Looking fine; a trip in Ohio and Ken.
in February, XSnia. o., was never IN better con:
dition than 1t is now; was fairly covered. Have had
HTe uhSF W hlullbHH lItfIllg ana tIhNlNk.
LOgansport. Ind.-'Thought to be only slightly in.
jnrcd in this vicinity. No snow sufficient to protect
plant. Farmers selling freely. which shows they
think no material damage Wabash, Ind Was
very cold. without snow. and there is some
complaint. We think little damage. Present
weather more trying than the severe cold. Plant
is freezing and thawing each day, a con.
dition much against it," Button. III cold
est weather in twenty-five years found the ground
bare of snow. some farmers say large areas in
loose soil are killed. The tops are dead. 1t re-
mains 20 see II roots VIII make new growth under
influence of warm rains Corn weakened a little
owing to large receipts, but rallied with wheat later
on. Liverpool declined lId. Farmers, according to
Prime. arc not dispOFed to sell at current prices.
Sealoard clcaranccs were 5I2.OOU. Later on. how.
ever, there was a reaction in sympathy with wheat.
The available supply increased 2,129,OoO. Data
showed greater strength in sympathy with the rest
Of the list. The available stock increased | ,GO5. 900
bush.
FLouR-Steady. with sales Of 1900 bbls. Receipts
were 10000 bblH. and 2i.47S sacks; exports II, BOB
sacks. Winter IL bbls.: Superinc. az .2Od 81. 80; No.
. extra. s.. 35GS2.45; clears. So. So 80; straightS,
So 4O8S 30; patents. S3.d64$3.S6 Springin bbls.
Clears. S3sS3."o; s%traishts. S3.358$3.5 SO; patents,
$3,75@s4.
CorToN-Spot cotton here was unchanged: sales,
30 bales for sp!nning. Middling uplands, i a.1Gc u,
against b4c. last year; New Orleans and Gulf
y 1916, against 6Dc. Savannah declined l IGc.
and Memphis lac. New Orleans sold 1000 bales.
Memphis 1000. and Augusta 676 bales. Liverpool
declined l-A2d. on the spot. with sales OF 1000 bales;
futures declined IN to . points. Manchester was
steady. The movement to-day was as follows: