New-York tribune., 1919-10-15
Cereals


practically unchanged with prices for No
Northern sprins Wheat = the Mnneapolis
ton. NO / Northern snring wheat was
quoted at $3.50 G27o In that market. with
No. Northern at 81. s q 2s5
wheat more freely In Minnea polls. while
in the Southwest prices remained firm and
rnehsnssd Receipts M so,,s wsre auto libaral
The visible supply, however, increased
5.685 900 bushels for the week. and the
total is now 90. O.5s5oo0 compared with 1o4,-
The outward movement was interfered
with by the longshoremens atrike and In
although arrivals at the ports the
two days were over million bushels.
Corn-The corn market was again very
time showing losses Of u d524c from the
final of Saturday Country offers were
again quite liberal, and one Of the most
very limited demand either for contract
the cash article. Cash corn In the West
weak and lower despite the fact that
the week of $4,000 bushels. of which the
greater part OF the loss at Chicago
Fsrmers seemed dispossd to CELL new
corn at about 81 per bushel, and there was
also good desl Of pressure Of old corn.
The weather was again unsettled throush- :
out the Ohio Valley and in portions OF the
Southwest. but the outlook for clear
ing conditions and the trade appeared to
be anticipating a larger movement
ported lying In the harbor here owing to
the harbor strike, which made 1t iupos-
sible to unload the corn. This seemed to
have a depressing influence, although most
Of the corn is owned by leading industry
which late in the day was said to be dis
charging some of Its corn at its own pier.
w.t., Yesterdays Previous Year
corn Tsw No f0TE yell $751; d'Ga0 si5ss. I'9ss ago
Chicago
9stssss Ssss%ss- @ 1st's 1st's 1ssss 1ssis IL IL
oats-The oats market vas inactive;
owing to the fact that labor troubles at
already complicated export situation. The
domestic cash demand was also o. moderate
proportions. and while some operators
professed to take uulish view OF the
small crop, they were apparently little
disposed to buy in the face of weakness
in corn.
Yesterdays Previous Year
Oats NO wsosi 5s o So sosi 4 q SO 'so 50 70
Chicago;
December...... .VOS .70h .56
Yesterdays Previous Year
CASH ss" NO. xSFs w sl51 aSiS sssSs f9sS sl71 as9
Flour and Meal-Ouotations were
Yesterdays Previous Year
NM New York; fsht clos s'9se s, ag9 IS
Cornmeal, yell $50 $50 3.s7
Bran .;.:......- a. g .oe - :. % % 20 go
Sugar and Coffee
Current Year
prices ago
Sugar. era nulated. per To-.
! Sugar. centrifugal, per lb.- z
Coffee. Rio, No. 7, per H.: 10 u a..
/ Coffee. Santos No. 4, per lb 25
Sugar.--Yest erday was quiet day ir
the market FOR raw sugar Offerings
not pressing and buyers not
| aggressive. January shipment new cror
! Cubas we're available at from Z nc to I "a c
T. o. b. Cuba end possibly at 10. II bid for
February shipment.
The long ngshoremen's strike has nterfered
with unloading sugar at this port. and ii
continued Will place all reIirers In &
further embarrassed position.
Cottonseed Oil
The local harbor strike appears to have
complicated an already more or less acute
situation In October contracts In the
| oottonseed oil market and prices for thl.
position yesterday advanced l70 points or
efforts on the part OF shorts to cover. The
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