New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-23

New York September 20. 1918
| GRAIN--WHEAT-Th few occasions dur
| ing the DAY Nhon wheat showed any steadiness
were almost entirely due 20 strength IN the
corn market. Most OF the session the trend
| was downWard offerings were liberal. ana
prices broke l. 4 bushel from the highest point
and closed 2,I sc under saturday. New York
! Old not open until noon on account or the
| funeral ~ MAYOR tiaynor but developed sym
| pathetic weakness with the West, and closed
! ira 'tcally az bottom for the day Receipts at
! tho three big spring wheat points including
| Winnipes. amounted TO 4,T@ cars, compared
| with ia cars year ago This meant total
OF about 3 O0o 0Oo bushels. or which Winnipeg
received moro than hair. with grading stu
high, ms l.Je3 ears were No Northern. Gables
showed declines Of 's4f7 .d at Liverpool. ssd NC
! at Berlin and partly lie at Antwerp consider
able freight room was said 70 have been en-
gagged here. but export demand appeared TO he
| limited to Manitobas. OF which about 20 loads
| were reported No red quoted at Dec. g
| T. New York and 9Ilec o b afoat: No
| Northern Duluth. o6igc ahoat CORN
Was relatively steadior than wheat. being only
| isdilc below Saturday az IT'S weakest point
| vhils al one time the list was 2sHssc net
higher The market experienced a moderate
setback after midday. which was followed by n
little steadier feeling near the close, and last
! prices we're lsnkc net higher. Liverpool was
| I'D lower and export corn hero was quoted
s2tc. nominal T ahoat. oATS-,The carly
market was steady and az one time hTTc net
higher. but under pressure in the afternoon
prices worked on a little and closed hnhc net
lower standard white was quoted isais ,sc
| No . ASiefilgc: No .. 4In47 i,c. No 4. 46isD
sc: ordinary clipped 4Gi1d4Sc; fancy clipped.
new. ioai9 ,5c;. all elevator. RYE-Quiet; No
Western. I2l:e. c r New York p.nsId
NEW YORK PRICES.
Wheat: onen. High. Low. Close. d2y.
D FED. o6s odH 9sn Sss. ~
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
Nhr1f
To av .......2.G4i.O 900 1.OI3.OW i063Ooo
Last week ......2 $4,000 10000 l.3a3.oco
Last year .......3Oo4.Olo $4,000 i,i0i. 900
sEABOARD CLEARANCEs.
Flour. Wheat Corn
TODAY .;........ 1900 900 $4,000 1000 1900
Last Last year ....... 2o0o0 $4,000 al.ooo
flour AND MEAIwTber. wa. mOder.
levels Spring patents. 81 65asi So winter
straghts. 81 25ffSi 50: winter patents. - 400
s. 80; spring clears, 81 lJgst 80; extra No
winter. 81 8jds3 s.; No. ., 50 i5as3 90; kan
sas straights 81 36ds4 40: fancy spring pat
ents. 81 5Oas6 RYE FLOUR steady; fair 10
good 81 s5ns3 o3; choice to fancy Sig% 10
CORNMBAI, steady; kiln dried, 81 BAa
81 50; coarse. 81 55dsl so FEED-Western
steady; spring bran TO arrive 100 N sacks,
$50 IS. mlddllng s27 oO no1r do, s2s 80; red
dog $40 5OaS3i; city unsettled, bulk 81 so.
sacks SOS: middlIng. SOS i0ds30 80; red dog.
s3i 90: ollmeal So 5oaSI3.
COEEEE-After somewhat Irregular
opening the market turned iirmer on covering
and bull support. inspired by further adj
vance in the cost and freight market, the
smaller Brazilian receipts and less favorable
recent reports from the coming crop. Closing
prices we're firm. the best OF the day. and
from 4 TO 10 points net higher with active
months selling into new ground for tho move
ment or about 10 70 10 points ABOVE the low
level Of September IL In common with other
exchanges the local coffee market did not open
until noon owing 10 the funeral OF the late
Navor but there fair volume of bust
mesa as sales were 81 800 bags. Cost and
freight offers from Brazil were ) TO 35 points
higher with santos Is quoted al IL go
If s2Iac IL was reported that there had been
sales of Santos Is here on Saturday at II &c
and OF Rio Is at $500. Havre closed un-
changed at !. franc lower. and Hamburg was
a 10 !. pfg higher. after having opened at
midday at | pfg higher Miires prices in
santos were 100 to 200 refs higher. spot
steady. on the basis Of 0isc for Rio No and
i2i.c for Santos No A. Local contract prices:
A1tur-