New-York tribune., 1919-11-06

Continued from preceding page
70 % Nay. ESQ. July. 9sls. Manchester
Yarns aua cloths in good demand.
Cereals
Wheat According 10 a leading crop eX-
pert the acreage OF winter wheat sown
his tam vas raen reduced from las;
years acrease and IS about the same as
'he pre-war uoi.,.al The soil and Weather
c9nelts s9Ils. however are hew iaNorao.t
at.a inr 'f .1.ig ""li '.'si "
a..nN Use eents above Aiah'i.sY. aad n4iii' IS
continue 10 eofl plain ri -.iacutN ina pto.
carla. Aood wheat ~ efii1 ili-A sraae
-four ~as strong and higher and condi-
fIous In the -four trade ave NerN ab
normal Fancy tiours are advancing stead-
nv while low grades are apparently
drug The market and hard TO dis
The popular demand for the fancy
big premiums being paid for high grade
W heat, and good deal OF discussion is
probable remedy. Thcre were rumors yes
terday from Chicago that substitute reg
ulations would again b. enforced IN the
use ~ -four. bat these were eni rely With
cut conGriaatfou and IN View OF the abun-
dance Of low grade -four some authorities
heieve thet the Oest soigli4n Of the s.t.
81 pcr cent extraction. and thus eliminate
th4 Nrrrme hish and low grades
n.
ard higher. tha Dec ilber position In Chl.
cas, selling ~ 81 Al. as COM pared with
$ ~ only weeh aso. Tins position
81 tte closr Was -, cents over May and
Ila premium is steadily widening The
strength i'm the market was based largely
IN shortage of cars With which to move
stsons. wliN q better demand from leal-
Ing Industries. ana this condition hroue ht
soout renewed covering on The part ot
a, tne same time a leading crop ev-
Neri estimated the uew crop ak from
sa1 npN 200 20 ..s35.ooo poo aud said That
trf Qt..llity is the best in many Years H.
aisa -aid taat there are b4.0Vu.oOO bushes
1f esd com leit IN lne country and the
tfsa.r at large believes That the present
S. .'rfsiA IN tnc market Is based ON The
.ita .+ly L. m4fNet corn on account Of IN
.ael..t4es although some siguihcanee u.ust
tr attached ta the rec. III advance Of TWO
uts llrr leun In inc price of 1--WE hogs
Yesterdays Previous Year
ees " 0'S vel So. s'Ss. $50. go SIS r.
Pvssa.eTT l..,.a.l ~. - ls73. i.sl4
,t'' o"'N fns oa's n.alket VAS nrm and
lrNN .it7 ".fr small md absence Of pres
sur .i.iH tue country also hl a stiillultt-
TX influence on ia. nlArhet White tnef.
We're evidences ot moderate export &c
a.Aul
>.. VI Yesterdays rreviou. Year
oats No. W $o.Naiq SOs9l. ~ So
De- einp - ..5@. So g.
A.as .......... .7f 76a
KYe--MarA.t stsasv.
Yesterdays Previous Year
cay ~ w s. SOS COS ago
Flour and Meal --Guotations We're;
Yesterday Previous Year
Nm Fatea, sleSS $50 'qS7 SEQ ago
eturuileal. YeiS.5e asst .G5 $50 Il 9 so $50
l5l..u ......- 45.0o - 90
Hye -four 90 q Z 40 7.0oQ7.4o sg95o
Sugar and Coffee
Current Year
Sugar erauulsted. per ID.
Sugar. centrifugal. per ID.
Coitee. lio No T. per ib. II los
Coffee ~,ntos. 40 !. per ID 81
sugar lAe rAthe; VAS frm yesterday
with lrW offerings from Cuna. there be
ing uo increased offerings by yesterdays :
cables. Some sugars were available at
~ cents tor first half January ship
fa,nt and ID 81. cents FOR second half
January shipment. both on an Z b
basis Latter positions. say February u
Nay. were available at IS cents. with
BUYERS at - crnts. (. %. b
Coffee Futures.-After opening at adj
vanccs of 20 10 2S points the market met
with but little pressure aside from profit
taking by longs and values worked shal p
ly upward on covering by local trade in
terests and good de'nand from commits
sion houses. With Indications that there
wes renewal ~ outside speculative de-