New-York tribune., 1919-12-13
Into-Sight Statement

Tho week statistics Of the New York
Cotton Exchange follow:
Into sight for week. 479,s12 355,114
General visible supply. 5,655,598 1878 2ss
Visible supply American. 4,43o.59s 3.217, ,2s6
1neTease in in Sts.
Spinners takings for week 376.3s8 29243s
Spinners TAX. for seas'n. 4.4S7,733 3,94o 306
Cereals
Wheat-The final government report or
the last seasons crops indicated an IN
about 22soooo bushels. winter rssr'Ssf Wheat at
ssnsd about noo aod and spring wheat
ply a revision Of figures on more detailed
information and in way affected the actual
wheat market was very strong, with all the
hard wheats scare. No. Northern spring
in the Minneapois market advanced FIVE
cents bushel and was quoted at s3.o5 q
1920. while 1t was said that dark No.
Northern was quoted at s3.40. This repre-
sented premiums Of @$12o over the gov
ernment minimum price and was simply
a reflection of the scarcity of good milling
wheat Of the hard variety. The weakness
noticeable influence on values, although it
was tntimated in some quarters that the
decline in Canadian exchange might have
tendency. to attract some Canadian
wheat to the American markets If the
Canadian government decides to allow
shipment. The Argentine market advanced
~ W3Ac. and private cables from Buenos
Ayres explained the upturn as duo to the
dact annrta that the ne House Of Deputies there has
Allies and that the bill Is now awaiting
the sanction Of the Senate.
Corn--The corn market was again in
feverish condition, with the trade at a loss
conditions or domestic features are going
to dominate prices Early in the day the
ThEsd@ rarKe5 wa was ei nsnvy under continuation of
accentuated by further break in sterling
exchange.
Unfavorable weather. with billiards. In
the West. checked the selling movement.
however, and late In the day the market
was firmer on covering.
Nav. , Yesterdays Previous Year
Chicago:
december. IA 14Oa,
Oats-The oats market was very nervous
over the unfavorable export outlook. but
after an early decline of "a to 1c prices
rallied on covering for over. the govern
11 cent lower to u cent net higher Ex-
porters were said to be trying to resell.
good domestic cash demand and the out
lcok for the movement was unfayorable
New York:
Yesterdays Previous Year
close. close. ago.
Chicago:
=. -eN'i'AoeA ''''. ~ IT
Nay ............ .79h 80 72N
Rye-Marhet steady.
Yesterdays Previous Year
New YORK: close. close ago
NO western. $l.77Ia SLIT fi75
Flour and Meal-Quotations were:
Yesterdays Previous Year
Nsw Mjn " a0s1; sfi m close E., close ago
CmeaL. s,75@a.so 375@3so s75
IRAN. 48.0O AZ 90 49,
Rye f.. s.5o@s.7o s75@s.oo 'ss osaas5
Cottonseed OIL
me, Inc market was under heavy pressure
weak. CLOSING with net losses Of 2S to 4s
points Refiners were credited with soil
ing free:y and there was general uouida
Ilon, which uncovered stop-loss order.
me weakness in foreign exchange ar weii
as the general feeling OF pessitnisp1 over
the export outlook in all commodities had
a tendency to undermine confidence
Snorts. d" ~ever were good buyers ana
the volh.ne OF business was the isr1ast
since s traolng operations were resumed la at
May amounting to 42.200 barrels.
Inc range OF prices follows:
Thurs
Open. High. Low. Close. close
L'-.. DLoc'-.. -. - - - 1870 80
San:... Sf:... ao.o0 20o2 1890 1s.s0O1ss7 20.1s
Mar. Iosl 2l.47 1000 20.05 Qp2010 90 Ak
Apr 1I. 2o.Sl 20.3l 20.3l 1000 20l5 20.iS
I,.,,'' ~ - - 90 Is q 20. 30 90 so
'uiy... 2o.S2 2o7o 2o.l5 2o22 q 2o23 20. ~
Sugar and Coffee