New-York tribune., 1919-10-26

unch nged at 33c, sales 5000 bales. New
Orleans steady. unchanged at 37.3Sc. sales
4.l37 bales; Mobile steady, 25 points lower
at $500, sales l42 bales Savannah
steady, 10 points lower at $3.50, sales 953
bales: Augusta steady unchanged at
3s.25c, sales 2,73s bales; Memphis steady
unchanged at 3Sc, sales 1850 bales, Hous
ton steady, unchanged at .25c sales
5,227 bales: Little Rock steady. 10 points
lower at 37.35c sales 1000 bales. Dallas
steady, 80 points lower at $3.50, sales
l1.o64 bales; Montgomery firm. 25 points
lower at 35.75c. sales none; Fort Worth
steady, IS points lower at 3S20c. sales
4S0S bales
Cereals
Wheat Receipts of wheat at primary
over those OF the previous week, but there
no evidence that farmers were any
more willing To sell than they had been
In fact cash wheat In the Northwest was
frner and it WAS said that dark No.
northern spring wheat in the Minnea polls
market has sold at s2.s2
week were about 1900 900 bushels and il
was evident that the export movement
tons in the local port. where great many
steamers have been delayed by the long
shoremens strike.
The weather during the week was favor
able for the new crop which is now making
active growth, and it was said that farm
crs Will continue to seed as long as wealth
permits. as they were seriously delayed
at the start of the season by lack OF
moisture. which made it impossible to
prepare as large an dacrcaGe as they de-
sired
corn-There was a. very quiet market in
corn. but after slight initial advance.
prices developed an easier tendency and
posd to liqudate for over the weell-end
and there was only vry limited demand
distinctly against the movement. RS rains
and snow occurred over large part of
the belt The December premium was
maintained over May but October was
neglected and it was evident that the ab-
sence of moro than very small cash de-
man nd had relieved the anxiety regarding
supplies.
it was thu prevailing opinion that if
the weather turns clear and cool and the
nounced increase in receipts but until this
occurs it is thought that sellers in the
cautious The heavy tone in the stock
marke; had tendency to discourage
buying. as it was interpreted to mean that
Leading tinanciers took a bearish view of
industrial dovelo lopments
Yesterdays Previous Year
NV IOril. lose. close ago
Corn. No yellow sl544 $3.50. si5sa.
Chicago:
necember ....>.. l25a. 1854 11as.
Oats-;rhe market was extremely quie,
and. in absence of aggressive operations.
prics changes were narrow The under
corn and owing to continued absence OF
export demand. The local cash market
was Qulet
Yesterdays Previous Year
close close ago.
Oats 10. white so.s2 sos2 so.79
pseeFnb'r p,,s ....,..' y. -. .ss7~
Rye-Market easy.
Yesterdays Previous Year
N>e y J or'>. riose. close ago.
Cash. No . W sL5Sls sl5t sl77
Flour und Ncai--ts quotations We're
Yesterdays Prc vious Year
Nav y 0rh. clos" close ago.
Mimi patent S12.15 ST. Ia $40. 80
Cornmcal vel s.5on so 3.5o@36o $50
BraN ..-.... f3. 50 1900
Rye flour .. Pa n $50 ! 7256l7.5o 800
COttOnseed Oil
There was further iquidation in the
market yesterday prompted largely by the
weakness in tho cotton market and by a
feeling of uneasiness over Developments =
in the industrial situation. The demand
was slow and AT the close of he day val
uos were to ~ points net lower Total
sales were $500 barrels.
The range OF prices follows
Frldeys
Oren High low Closo cfcs4