New-York tribune., 1919-11-09

Spot. 22o0l 2. 10
jan. 22so 22s0 22sO 2274123so e2so
March. 2so5 23.1o 22.a2 %. q 229. 2slo
May. 2s.2o 2a.4d 325 1925 a IS IS ss3o
Cereals
Wheat--Cash premiums for wheat in the
Northwest experienced a further decline
OF ) cents n bushel and 1t was evident that
influence OF th" Wheat Directors offer to
resell wheat To- milers out of stock. Il
vas the prevailing impression. however.
that the action OF the market win hinge
largely on the quantity Of ha rd wheat the
government Will have to Offer 1t WAS be-
lievea probable that the action OF the
Wheat Director will have tendency to
loosen UP wheat on the farms and that this
may result in larger receipts In the near
future. Mills were not disposed to lower
their prices Cor -four yesterday and sent!-
ment among local hour merchants was
divided to the probability of any i'm
mediate downward readj ustment in the
price Of high grade fours
COrn-rhe corn market weak and
lower, closing with net losses OF - to 3
cents from the previous close The cash
position showed pronounced weakness and
bushel, while buyers showed strong dts
position to reduce their bids to the coun-
try. The action OF the market reflected
general expectation OF d material In
crease in the movement within short
time. The permit system. governing the
movement OF grain to the terminal mar
october rs. Will be lifted tomorrow as
far as shipments from country points TO
the. terminals are concerned. This, Il is
believed, will bring about fresr move
ment to Chicago. Furthermore, the tech
meal position OF the market ap-
parenti5 wea"er and some leading opcr-
atOrs who "a short time ago were con-
splcuous on the buying side were heavy
sellers There Was some disposition TO
sell Tor over the government report pub
lished at 2l5 in the afternoon. and which
rod n hn. OF 4
2,300 coo 900 bushels. The local cash mar
ket easy.
Yesterdays Previous Year
COM s~ Ne 5S7s ys s7s. G'3:T s7s% 7s's ss5. 1s9
January M..'. M isi's i2Sls
Oats-'The oats market VAS compare
The close, when December eased of a
and May unchanged. The action Ct
corn failed TO have much Influence on
values, cash houses We're good buyers.
with evidences thai aor,e OF the dsmarea
was against export operation
Yesterdays Previous Year
Oats. 10 whitesosi sosl so7sn
necember ..... 1913 y 7oN
NlE Kye-,,arAe, MARKET, easy ~ -"
Yesterdays Previous Year
Sew York: close close ago
cssh. NO " sl59 sl6aA N77
Yesterday = Previous Year
%iEn. Patent sl2s SEQ slo75
Cornmeal. yel 3.G0W3.75 soG3,5 40
Rye hour 49,, 7oo@725 ooa7g5 aas.5o
Sugar and Coffee
Curren, Year
prices aso
Sugar. sranula,ee. per 10
sugar, centrifugai, per -.
coss. oss SAINTS '1 49, no. D. pr Pc" 70 80. iON'
sugar-The week IN raw sugar closed
that first half February could be oot.inei
At 77sc, + o. b.. with later positions at
7s.e. I. .. b. Ruyers a. the moment
seemed to be holding off In refined sugar
there was little or no change Meetings
continue 20 Improve, with increased "a "
supplies avail able, owing to the improve
ncnt in the labor troubles Both the raw
and refined markets continued to be rather
unsettled owing 70 recent decisions Of the
by the United States Sugar Equilazation
Board Inc. regarding transactions In ne "
crop Cubas. HrsAils and Peru sugars ard
until this matter has been straig h.ened
ou1 Co5fer Sgs.nssl ru,nr.t Ml'r b. rsseAea Ne
v points and price tiuctuations Con-
sngea sbraux boI wi'hln ., ., ky s nro~ ranFs
the morning Nttie realizing caused a
reaction Of few points final prices be-
Ing 10 points net lower but tho o.
fertone was steady. and on all dips thers
appeared to be ready buyers The un-
dertone was strengthened by tho fact that
all reasonable firm offers from santos
were placed and there 10 fresh Of
ters here yesterday special cable from
Santos reported futures SO TO la5 r-i-
hig her and private advices from Rio re
ported firm market thsre On the whole
the situation seems to favor the bulls and
some predict isc futures by early Decen
bsr and zoe by the ts.~ Of the nav year
The worlds Visible supply as OF Noveinber
VAS 77l0.0l5 bags. showing an increase
during the month o. II $50 bags JobDcr-
reported good demand for coffee from.
the Interior and Rio Is were firmly held
At l7Tsc
The range OF prices follows:
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