New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-23

New York. October q. 1902
GRAIN-WHEAT-A bad scare of December
ton Of a Zig bull pool In that delivery at Chi
cago. led to strong advance in the wheat mar
had sold UP 11sc here and 1sc at Chicago was
there any wheat for sale, ana then only IN mod
crate amounts until the close when offer
ings became heavy enough TO promote reaction
o. about half a cent from top. The market closed
undertone very unsC titled. December being up &C
per bush here and 13sc in Chicago, against
about sac advance in later positions. The Min
neapolls market at one time was Up 2c bush
on December, partly owing 20 smaller spring
the Minneapolis market had been advanced zoe
barrel 20 match the upturn In wheat
Foreign markets all came higher, including ad7
yances OF std at Liverpool. sc at Berlin ahd
Ss&c al Budapest, the latter due TO light offer
ings and scare Of shorts The feeling among
traders over the December situation was very
much unsettled. and aside from any talk Of
bull pool IN Chicago sentiment was Inclined to
be rather bullish on the IDEA that there might
be a falling of in tho movement and another
strong cash situation. which would make posi-
September. kansas City reported light receipts
to-day and a good demand. All interior points
had 1.747.OOO bush. compared with 100000
bush last year, but the arrivals at Minneapolis
and Duluth were only 652 cars With Winnipeg
the three points had I.3I7 cars. compared with
900 cars year ago The big weekly clearauces
of 5.694 600 bush, as reported by Bradstreets,
had a buIish effect here but at the saule time
gave assurance OF the worlds shipments fully
as large as the previous week. Private dispatches
said that about l. 500 600 bush Of wheat had been
bought in the Pacific Northwest for shipment
East. mostly TO st Louis for Southwestern and
southeastern mills with prospects that 100000
bush VIII be bought altogether by the saTne in
terests. Argentine shipments were only $4,000
bush for the week compared with $4,000 bush
last week 1.-The Modern Miller report
rather bearish. An export business OF i've loads
was reported and cash wheat closed Arm, as fol-
lows; No red, 81 . nominal elevator and
81 221s asked afioat. No l Northern Duluth.
81 1874 and No hard winter, 81 22& Z
ahoat, nominal CORN-The corn market was
quite firm all day. and even when wheat sold on
In TIE late afternoon held It's own, closing prac-
Ccaliy at top for the day and i "a Sc over the
previous night Some Of the late buying
predictions for showers in the belt, and smaller
Liverpool market was d higher, and interior
ipts a little larger than the same day last
year. Broomhan and Argentine shipments,
100000 bush. compared with 2 los, 900 bush
tor, TO12c asked delivered. and sold. 69izc
ahOat; No yellow, 701sc nominal OATS
Trade IN oats again narrow. with the IN
dertone steady and final prices about unchanged
closed as follows; Mixed. % 10 30 10 nominal:
natural white, 20 to 80 70, 43G461se and clipped
white, "a TO y 10 451s 94She. RYE-MaTket
steady; No Western. 81 &c nominal, b New
York. BARLEY-Market quiet: feeding, 60d62c
New York. Wheat. including -four
ports for the week. according TO Bradstrest's,
aggregate b,694, 465 bush. against s65. $40 last
week and {, 127.S52 last year; since July 1. a.
exports for the week 395. 592 bush. against 2ZI.-
III last week and 2S4 AT last year; since July
l, 2ls4. 6sI bush. against sse.6O4 for the same
time last season.
NEW YORK PRICES.
Iester-
Dec 81 I2i5 81 49, 81 7ls 81 iss 81 af q
Nay. 111s / y 5-le / ia II2 II1E
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