New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-23
range 81 prices follows:
southern spot n1a,ls ITS follows: CALVES

Southern spot markets follows: Calves
ton. steady unchanged at ioc, sales. .25s
3S.75: sales 3S4 bales Mobile. nominal
UNCHANGED at 36.75 no sales. Savannah,
quiet unchanged at 1850, sales. III bales.
Norfolk. steady: 25 points higher. at 1925:
sales. 1.24l bales Augusta. steady, an
hinged at 4oc sales $500 bales St
Louis. steady; unchanged at 40c' 10 sales.
sales, 1874 bales. Little Rock. quiet; un
G. anged at SOC. sales. 2,260 bales. Dallas.
steady, 65 points higher. at 1855: sales.
a., SIC, sales. 50 bales. Fort Worth.
steady: GO points higher at $3.50; sales.
Ass bales.
Cereals
Whcnt-The wheat situation was very
unsettled Saturday. owing to the
moval by the government of import and
export restrictions 1t is now possible to
import wheat from foreign countries with
out duty and the question remains whether
or not there viii be any large quantity
available. Canada is the logical market
for supplying the demand here. but pr-
nipeg said that exports to the United
States will not be permitted until the de
nestle mills have been taken care Of and
that this will probably not be known tor
another month OF two.
In the meantime. navigation on the
Lakes and canals will have closed. and
Whatever wheat is imported will have to
come by rail. The markets some
what easier in tone and the main bearish
Phase Of the new regulations il the prob
ability OF impor,ations Of flour from
American grades. II Will take several
days at least before the situation begins
to right itself and in t.le meantime, buy
ers are expected to assume 81 waiting po-
sition.
Corn--Re ports that England had made
quite liberal purchases OF American 1orn
for shipment during January and Feb
ruary offset a bearish Interpretation Of
the domestic cash situation, and the action
'nport retsrictions on wheat Conse-
quently after an early decline OF p q sc
the corn market rallied. and at the close
of the day was comparatively firm, with
net gains of l IL a Sc.
The trade. at large, however. appeared
and it was the prevailing Impression that
if receipts keep up at their present rate
and the cash demand does not improve
1t is going to be difficult matter to NAM
tain present price levels.
Receipts during the week gained about
100000 bushels over the previous week
the demand more than it has the move
ment.
Yesterdays Previous Year
corn New NO org yels si'S 1856. s''so%
Chicago:
Desefnesr l$$ll5s ~ 124@
Oats-There was Comparatively little
feature TO the oats market, but prices
We're steady in sympathy With corn ana ana
ii
fers were limited and the cash demand
was fair. although there was a feeling OF
hesitation the part of buyers about
taking and aggressive stand.
New York: close close ago
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York: close close ago
10 VIII. SQ.s2 sDs2 Sos3
Chicago;
IfnAvlllOer ~ I. 81 IS s11A
May ~ 1854 "a
kye-Market barely firm.
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York: close close ago
10 3 vest $751; sl.57 Sis
Flour and Neutrality-suspicious. were:
Yesterdays Previous Year
MINI. pat sl3.75 sls.75 sll.oo
Cmeal.yel s.T0Q s.s5 37o@ s.s5 42o
bran ..44.O0W45,00 "A 004o 1900 1878
Rye flour 7.o0Gs 7.25 7ooW 7.25 9.l6W s.15
Sugar ana Coffee
Current Tear
prices ago
Sugar. graduated. per 10. =
Sugar. Centrifugal per ID. IN
Coffee Rio No. 7, per 10 1874 l07s
Coffee Santos No. /, per 10. % II
Sugar-Sentment in the sugar trade has
again become unsettled and rather mixed