New-York tribune., 1909-10-30
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
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New AUlh. OclvUer -, 1909.
GRAIN--WHEAL IL mere urmer
fecIng IN the Wneat maihet, anu prices MUiheu
up HIinust Ic a Uusu one time, wlln Renewed
puylHS on Inc pdIt speculhIucs On IepOrts
oI hlIher markets a0rUad Il nardenlng zen
dency IN the Gasn marhct. Liverpool WAS ue.ter
tnaII eApeuteo nom Tue start prces IN lnaL
market advancing on predictions Or a snarp IAN
generally from exportine cuunIrles otner InaI,
America. Decemuer sAorts were nervous. espe-
Claly IN New lork anu the COndllon mas been
somewhat consested recently ana mere was ID
fear that tue sIrIKe ueIsnt handlers at But
TaIo would interfere with arrivals. Inc Nortn-
western market was nrrn ana there was also
an advancing lenaency reported IN the SOUTH
west. with reports tnat Farmers were less i'll
clined to sell and thai offerings 1rcm the country
were smaller. Exporters during the day
IL loads OF wheat including ~ loads OF Mani
topa and j loads OF No red, and in addition
wheat sold direct iron Dulutn. Broomhall esti-
mated worlds co shipments. exclusive of North
with Bradstreets shipme ents Of 4,2OO, ,OUO, would
bring the prospective worlds shipments from
all exporting countries TO IL, ,SO00 bush, which
compared with 1884, oOe last year and 8 IA. no
two years ago: Exports from Argentina for the
for the season up to %, ,4SO 600 compared with
l35, ,AH,OVO for the same time year ago. 1.-The
new winter wheat crop said that conditions
were favorable and the plant was in very
special Argentine cable to the Produce Exchange
said that reports indicate that conditions have
been favorable; lOcuSts were reported in large
quantities, but no material damage done as yet.
Sash wheat locally was firm. with No RED.
vator and 81 23ls 10 arrive + o afoat: No l
Northern Duluth. 81 1914. and No . hard winter,
81 y ahOat, both nominal. CORN--The
market was moderately active. and prices We're
prIn In sympathy with wheat and on covering
on the part of speculative shorts in apprehension
OF unfavorable weather as the government
weather Bureau predicted that the storm ai-
vancing from the West would cause unsettled
weather and rain throughout the large portion
OF the corn belt. Husking returns We're in some
cases Of 8 contradictory nature, were generally
favorable and indicated large crop OF salts
factory character. The Illinois Grain Dealers
Association reported that grain is showing 50
husklng is being gdone indicate a larger crop
than expected. Argentine exports for the week
were 1903, 600 bush, compared with l. I2l 900 for
the corresponding week last year. Cash corr
was firm with No quoted 69c elevator cello
delivered and 90 15c aiost, nominal; No .
yellow. 70lac nominal OATS-There was a
very quiet trade in the speculative market for
though the market sustained by the firm
ness in wheat and corn. Offerings were com
parativelT llght. but the cash demand continues
small Receipts at Interior points amounted 10
14lOn bush. against 717.0O0 last week and $50
600 last year. The local cash market was
steady with mixed 26 70 81 10 nominal: natural
white, 26 tn 81 n. 4ta46c. and clipped white
SO 70 80 n. 46@4S4c RYE-MarIyet stead,
No Western. s1&c nominal. o b New York
RARItN-Market quiet Feeding 6ia63c g / ?
New York. Wheat. includin~ -four exports for
the week. according TO Rradstreet's argrerste
a 200 coo hush. against $685. Oo0 last week. anS
54f' no last wear: Stree JULY l. 479i6 ono
aFalnSt a 500 500 100 900 last wear, corn exports for
the r-sek. 51S 600. against 29R OnN last week ana
1aI mN last wear: since July l. . TOO 600 against
1887, 600 last wear.
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