New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-01

New York. September 80, 1910
paratfve steafineSy. with prices at times Z q
q higher than the previous night Wheat
developed an easier tone and. in sympathy
with a late break in corn, dropped off 20 new
low levels and closed quite weak at z g =
naf decline The earIv market was free from
the pressure which characterized Thursday
marker. and some of the room traders were
inclined 70 operate for rally Inc aoSence
apparent during the last hour. when the mar
ket offered no resistance whatever to the de-
Ginning tendencies in coarse grains Part or
this heaviness was due to the continued ao-
sence OF export business. There was nothing
ulAte buying activity and about the only basis
which bulls had 70 hope for a rally lay IN the
siderably oversold and after such a sweeping
decline should be rightfully entitled TO
LIVERPOOL after an early decline, and mat mat
market closed only i q Is d net lower. Part
pressure of both Manitoba and La Plata par
cells and a forecast Of smaller world snip
Inents this week Broomhall estimated me
latter at 10000 600 bushels exclusive or North
America, against 13, 100000 bushels a week
ago. According 20 Brsdstreets the exports
in This country were 2126,000 bushels. Broo M
hall made Argentine wheat exports $4,000
bushels, against 1.12s.o00 bushels last week
and $4,000 bushels year ago. winnipeg
showed considerable strength at one time and
influence here during the early fore
were 6I2 cars, against 9G6 last year, and at
Winnipeg 669 cars compared with sos cars
closed on the basis of 81 Ola elevator for No
and 81 00A ahoat: No I Northern Du-
luth, 81 1914 afoat- CORN-New REQ
ords were made IN corn again yesterday De-
cember in Chicag go easing off to AS 1AC, or a
full cent under the previous night The IN
deTtonA during the forenoon was quite steady,
bur the market lacked bull leadership, and in
the last hour gave way sharply under liquida-
ton and further bear pressure due 20 the
excellent crop outlook and the general belief
in a heavy yield A report that 9000 600 bush
els had been sold for export late Thursday
including 500 600 bushels Of old corn. did not
find general acceptance here. and local ex-
porters claimed that no business was doing
Late dispatches from Chicago said that the
sales resting orders and did not rep
resent new business. Liverpool declined q d.
while Brcomhall made Argentine shipments
1920. 900 bushels. compared with 3,4l6OOO
bushels last week and 197S00O bushels a
wear ago. No . corn here closed 5912c nom
inal. in elevator domestic basis. 70 arrive,
and 5S15c b affoat OATS-Similar weak
ness was shown by oats yesterday and prices
lower. Country advices still indicated larger
offerings while traders ere not satisfied
with the cash demand at present, Cash oats
IN New York were easy. closing follows
New standard white, 3Sc; No ., 3S5zc; No 3,
371-c, and No t, 56izc. RTE-Aarket firm :;
new No = Western, sli5c o New York
BARLEY-M2rkeT steady; mailing, 20 q 76c.
Buffalo Wheat, including -four, ex-
ports for the week. according TO Bradstreet's.
aggregate 2.126 637 bushels. against 1883 SOS
last week and 1922 $50 last year; since July
1, 10, e6o. 900 bushels. against 2s.415,7s3 last
season. Corn exports for the week. 500, 500
last year; since July /, 3,656,131 bushels,
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