New-York tribune., 1919-09-30
COTTON STATISTICS


Port receipts ,a.sss III S.ss7s Msss; 2s'sss ~;
nxpors season ssss ssSss sS1ss
Port siscHs ssasss ssasss Ss $3.50 $3.50
sssFs sSss'ss; isss lSsss ass
Liverpool Cables-spot cotton quiet at
ls54 points decline to the bosis Of is, s4d
| 1900; imports. $4,000; American, is. 900.
Futures opened weak and unsettled, at "a
- points go;ns eeps aso,Ss CLOSED os STEADY
May 1s.ssd July 1s.4sd. Manchester: !:
Yarns aud cloths disorganizsd
Cerals
/ Wheat The visible supply of wheat
showed an increase for the week in the
I ing the total to S1,6S3. 900 compared with
so, COL 900 lats year. Under normal con-
ditions these stocks would be looked upon
decidedly strong, and good milling wheat
is commanding high premiums. No.
quoted yesterday at $500 to $2.7b and
dark No. 1 Northern was quoted at So.
This compares with the government min
imum price for No uorthern wheat in
the Minneapolis market of s2.2l1a, Sand
premiums are advancing rather than de-
clinng.
ment are steadily declining. the gov
ernment buys only on the minimum fixed
price basis and the wheat situation is re-
decting the serious losses which occurred
| to the spring wheat In the Northwest.
Corn-1here only a moderately
active trade in the market. with
little outside interest. Prices were more or
| less feverish, but the undertone was weak
and final quotations We're u to 1N cent
net lower. The placing OF an embargo
against the movement of vessels under
ma Cfofa ivv,f&& wi a
United Kingdom on account OF the rail-
road strike there had an unfavorable in
huence on values, and weakness In for
eign exchange was also given bearish sig
4 nflcance.
Operations in September In Chicago
were of small volume. but 1t was thought
that stocks there will be sufficient to
supply the demands OF longs as the cash
| demand has been slow and considera BILE
! quantity OF corn has recently been placed
in elevator to be applied on September
contracts.
The weather was less favorable sor the
movement. hut the Visible supply showed
an increase for the week OF 800, 900 bushels
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York: close close ago
Corn, No yel.s1.5a sl.57% s1ss%
September ..... 142 l<3N
December ...... 1.24% 1875 ---
Oats-The oats market was easy clos
demand was comparatively slow In the
West although exporters were said to have
| DUSnelS
to the continent.
= The visible supply decreased SIS, 900
bushels, s ,,,, With n tosal o Of so.2soooo. com
cash market was easy
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York: close close aro
Oats. No. VIII. 1914 aso so1s @sl So IS
Chicago
September. ..... sSla ssl,
December. ....... 20 IL
Rye-Market steadier
Yesterdays previou. Year
CASH. ss" NO. o'N West so;s ,i5s e'sIe ;is4 aso s7
Flour and Neutrality-suspicious. wers:
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York; close close ago
Cornmeal. vel. .4.o594.2o 4o5Q42o 4.5t
Bran 400 41.sOq420o
Rye flour -.7 26@75o 7.25@7.So 9ot
Livestock, Meats, Provisions
Yesterday. Year ago
prime 100 lbs.sls.oo@1s.o ,la.7sQ1s.o,
Dressed beef, sides.
lb. -: ....... .1s@ rs is q .,
mon to prime,
Live lambs, fair 'V'
to prime. 100
Dressed hogs. ba- law '''V0a ls'V
Msss ssa beef b5 SO ss a'S ;Sossses
Lard mid West,
loo IDS 2766G27.65 26.s0Deseo
Mess pork. bbl. AS 90 az No n AZ "a
Dressed veal. city
r.,vo vs ,,.,'.';. s,...;oa $50 ss .24@ 81
lbs +.5o9 800 sco@a2.o
city. 10. b........ Os4 rs lem :.
Dressed lambs.
city b.. .al@ % 2oQ Z.
Sugar and Coffee
Current Yea
Sugaf. granulated. per Id
Sugar. centrifugal, per h. 72s
CoHee Santos. No. 4, per H.. 24%0 0e5 -
sugar.-There was report in circu,a
Ton yesterday that the Sugar Eoualizatio,
! pressing the opinion that it was late :,
: consider continuation of sugar contro
FOR another year inasmuch as upward O
, million tons OF the new crop had ~
. ready been disposed of. This report lacke,
b official confirmation. but 1t was Learned
on very good authority that an importan
special meeting OF the Sugar EouafizatIo,
Board Will be held to-day and an officia
S statement will. 1t is believed, be issued
> The sugar board reported purchases a
3 $50, 600 bags Cubas. September -Octobc
5 loading. At $3.50 cost and freight Th
local refined sugar situation was un
changed. The demand continues heavy
a with it impossible to fill orders Ray
sugars Of the new crop are very firn,
with an advancing tendency Sever cor, i,