New-York tribune., 1919-10-08
Cereals

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20 sd; May cod. July. 1874. Marches-
ter Yarns large business doing; cloths
active.
- Wheat-The cash wheat premiums In the
NORTHWEST experienced decline of cents
peared easier. The future of values Is be-
lisVNd to DEPEND TO a considerable extent
domestic distribution of high grade flours
Al the present time the demand for -four
domestic distributors and consumers hnve
supplied their needs for at least sixty
days and are not disposed to make further
purchases at present high prices.
Eorn---'There was only a light business
seemed inclined to limit operations ana
await new developments. There vas a
moderate commission house demand at
times. which gave the market show of
stability, but on the whole sentiment
leaned to the bear side. and late in the
DAY values we're easy, closing with losses
Ideal weather conditions over the belt
had depressing influence values as
advices fi9m the interior indicated larger
tiOnS Of increased receipts
couraged buying, and wnile receipts were
again small at primary points the cash
demand was also very limited.
Argentine corn was being offered hero
prices were much under American corn.
the demand was disc ouragineIy small
Corn. No. yellow si.6@4 sirs33.
Chicako:
DS}SaSp DSes%5er .:.. l.aSa ~ lss lssa sl5s liz
Oats-Frice changes in the oats market
We're narrow, but after showing a certain
amount OF hr1nness on reports OF renewed
export demand prices eased off with corn
and closed at sc net decline; Receipts
showed a decrease for the week Of as. go
bushels but buyers We're inclined to be
frNtid oh ist
Of the weakness in the other markets
Yesterday Previous Year
white .so.so0osoia soSoao.so4 sos7
Chicago.
December .-.... .7Oa. .7Oi, 66l4
Rye Market barely steady
Yesterday Previous Year
Cash. No 3. West sl55 s,551. sl77
Flour and Meal-Quotations were:
Yesterday Previous Year
cornmeaI yellow $50 SO as7
Rye E" hour So 7s5@7so "a 800
Sugar and Coffee
'p:5sa' p5Iss. Ago ago
sugar. Centrifugal. per per ID.
corr San saasos No - ! per ID q q ( ( s5s az ~
there were sales of %. 900 bags OF Cubas
for February shipment at about 7c o. b.
cuba 20 operator. The weekly cables
from Cuba reported receipts of Cuban
ports 1888 tons. against 33.o46 the
previous week, exports were S7,51S tons,
against S2.292 week ago. and included
80, SIS tons to United states Atlantic ports.
,,245 tons to New Orleans and 20. 453 tons
to Europe.
Coffee Futures.-The demand in the
market yesterday was stimulated by
tUrtaer advances in Brazil and reports OF
higher firm offers, but more readily
supplied as prices worked abovs the leo
level. and after selling at 1910 for De-
cember prices turned easier under realiz-
ing. Later cables reporting reactions In
Santos evidently increased the tendency
T. take profits after the recovery Of about
. iac per pound from the low levels of last
month, and December sold OF to 1872 in
the tate trading. The close at the
low point of the day. with prices points
nigner to point lower. compared with
the final figures OF Monday
Cost and freight offers more num-
erous but generally higher. and he ad-
vance in RIO was attributed to covering
by shorts VINO were trying to secure Rio
IS for early shipment. Offers OF Rio Is
received here during the day We're s.45
American credits. and the local spot mar
ket was quiet but firm on the basis OF
Gi4c to is nc for Rio 7s
The range of prices follows.
Open. High. Low. Close day.
Dec. 1886 1910 i5.72 .72a 1913 1910
ian. .... - 1o.tt n 1870 IL. 20
Mar. 1886 1910 1910 $50 q 10 Is SIS
May. 1890 1910 1870 1859 u 1910 l. SOS
Sept. 1915 1916 rs 1858 @ 1910 1856