The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-16

Cotton Hgher-Buiis Give support--ehorta
COver-waii Street Buyng-LiverpoOl
strsrs-Gratn FIrmer-shcrss' Cnver
Lees Favorable wheat Crop He
ports-C0Heo Dulk ~'
SATURDAY, July is.-CoTToN.-spot cotton
advanced IS points. Mlddllns. 1850 against
iic.. last year New Orleans and Gulf. lo.soo..
| against CSC.
The receipts were o. follows
po,, receipt, Task La; ,,,s is.' 1871 81
AuguSh.. '...'..'...,...,... l,IS vtt2 ~
Mem phis... ...............,... W. ~ az
H H. usSsSun". ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, az rs
Estimated receipts: ,,
S:S s$$:;$ s. ,,i
Hs n Ss s o ;ns Ssr q. ss'
Jul, os;s "a; e. *. e. i s;s IS js;;
SssssS.; Sss i iss i iSs1 i ;S:'
i, u ssn sSs:s :s:. 81
Prices as follows:
,,, HIss:a IeY;". S..s,ng 4 hes s s;ss
Ss lSss lS S5ssss ss
IL po, .GUa a., psn
1000 bales: imports: 1900 Futures closed points
To-day. Y.ne,aav., 1904;
:s;;;:; "a 4;
While cotton showed some lrresuarsy TO day the
tone on the whole was arm. Leading room operators
By continued favorable weather over mos. SECTIONS
nm IN he q
leader gave support and there was also buying By
%s sw x. Ss suSns on Se d
!s sssr sy ss s pss: ss9a
re s,sS ,s s only shown ,s s @ s
and that the August report by the Government
red Winter !. for os Tss @ @ r.esps
sss.xo ss s ass,ns .., Week aad siss. i,
Futures closed ~; 70 &C. higher Sales 100000
1 Se. n "% t s% :.se; HI s
f S:sss$s:i'::::::: 81, ST. *: 81
~s. Sfss s on r. s N Com va. S Ss a.
i. SPOT : 70 saiss ST. snl1sea i sIsSsior ss.e
, &c; ss: E rs;
September. ,.. 49,. ... .... ooM eoN
The following shows the grain movement:
s:E s"'. " ssSs sss Ss RE- '''''y
E3P n,r.sn. '''' 2io'Ho 2''S 800 ''
&c is;s ssSSS ' &c:
shipnen;s.,,,,. ~, $4,000 1900 49,, 5000
.es hs from H. oSy 70 s' n
Better sh e the
~ shors he trading Wss y snd Es,he
feaureess Some further recovery i in prices Would
not be surprising after the SHARP DECLINE Of late;
bui,s crop reports from Minnesota. wiring from
plpcstone to bartlett. Frazier Darlington as
Some good wheat in east southern Minnesota:
p.n 1 n soo
average much above 10 bushels 4 best. Weather
than yesterday. BullIsh reports were in circuis.
Tn op the se. E,,s Ta S
bush Corn and oats were hrmer on covering and
FLouk.. Ssi and steady. Sales, $500 bel.
s s.ssG Rye w sosT s a:sss .' ''AsA' "7
of NJ sas % s' bss ssa;o. ' ~
and No at ,, $500 C. and ,d, q 100 Msraea!so
al Havre Rio and Santos. Prices here ss follows:
HtoheH. Lo,cea Closing. Last NIGHT |
September ... 100 900 o86n7OO oe5@4oO
/: | ::|;: ::
The trading ~ coffee was dull and there was |
an absence OF noteworthy. features. Most OF the
foreign markets were closed.
NAVAL SToREs.-Spirits of turpentne. 6lc Com.
mon TO good strained rosin. s. 80.
PRovIsIoNs:-Lsrd was quiet: prime Western
81 80: refined Continent, S7S5: South American, s.
Pork was quiet: mess. Sl3,oo4Sl42S. Taliow |
$40. Dressed hogs. 7a@shc. Chicago, July Is
Provisions have been strong, with no signs OF |
any important selling. Packers say the cash
demand is very good. Some Western packers
say their receipts OF hogs getting light. Estl-
mate for Monday here. 5000. and for all next
week, $4,000
SuoAR.-Raw was firm at 4c. for centrifugal % |
test and $50. for muscovsdos 40 test Sales 1000
bags centrifugal 90 test at &c. Refined was in |
m oderate demand and steady. Granulated, 5.1oc. |
CHICAGO. July l6.-To days prices were fol-