New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-23

southern spot Markets-Fort Worth
bales Galveston quiet, unchanged at Ale
sales. s76 bales. New Orleans quiet, %
points lower at 40. 25c; sales, 2s3 bales
M. savannah quiet. so points lower at
Al 80; sales MI Charleston steady,
nominal at 40c: sales, nil Norfolk quiet,
unchanged at 40.50c; sales. nil Augusta
dull duh. 20 points lower at 49, sales S4e
q SOC sales, 900 bales. ST. Louis steady
90 points lower at4o. SOC; sales nil, Hous-
ton steady, Is points lower at 4oc; sales
] 46 bales. Little Rock quiet. so points
lower at 40.25; sales IS bales. Dallas
steady, 30 points lower at $3.50; sales 800
bales Monthgomery firm, rs points lower
at 41c sales, nil.
Cereals
Wheat-The market quiet yesterday
| as there were no evidences of renewed IN
terest on the part of foreign buyers who
were out of the market on account OF the
holidays abroad. The undertone was weal k
and No hard wheat was offered at the
Gulf at IS f. o. b.. and on the track here
at 81. 95 T. O. b. Some authorities were ln-
clfned to believe that exporters would be in
the market again next week. but the pros
poets for larger receipts we'll as very
favorable weather for the new crop and the
weakness in other grains, served to under
mine confidence and there was little sup
port
Gable advices from Argentina confirmed
the recent reports that exports OF wheat
from that country must be accompanied by
a certain percentage of corn, oats and fax
and prices there Arm. a semi Off
cial report an the new French crop made
the yield 276 million bushels, compared
with 234 million Last year, and it was said
that the yield is expected to be sufficient
for home consumption If milers will work
on an so per cent eXtractio basis
COrn--The market was feverish during
the day, but despite general expectations
o. a sharp rally. heavy selling occurred on
was very weak with prices to 8 cents
below the flna lof Friday.
Q Sfn y,,jty
terror markets, st. Louis reporting a de-
cline of 10 to Is cents and 1t was quite
larger receipts in the very near future
Some thought that the decline was too
rspid but the bull movement was in
progress for over three months and it was
argued that after such long time of
steadily advancing prices. LIQUIDATION could
not run Its course In a few days time.
Weather conditions were favorable to the
new crop and 1t was believed that farmers
| would be anxious to sell.
Yesterdays Previous Year
co new NO. aGFy st1's ;s slSss ISL hsS
s HS S.,. :: IS y 1ss 1 1ss*
while prices early In the day showed an
a nS an ,S tendency there was heavy sell
ting Nav Sn me Sages nros and the close
| of Canadian outs in the West
The late months showed more or less
these positions was considered weak The
local cash market was again nominal. with
Leading grades quoted at SLAB
Yesterdays Previous Year
| New York: ciose. close $50
| No. 2 white. SLAB sl44 sofsi
Chicago: '' ~
s Mny : ::::::: : :ssssss 10" syn
MAJ. Yesterdays Previous Year
No. Western. .,2.PsM s2ss s1ssG
| Flour and AUTHORIZATIONS were:
| Rye-Market firm.
~ Yesterdays Previous Year
n pay ,;775slays 90 ,2oo az;
r, A., 1l.5o@l1s5 ll759l2.2s Soo@ ssS
Sugar and Coffee
| Current year
Surar .,,n -. piices ago
SnSSa' s."n,. 40 'Se's q. 26 .09
Gomez San. No .a2xa.aas asS go
snar-The market for raw sugar was
strong. though quiet during yesterdays
haf session Prices were nominaily un-
SSaain ue "a, at 2S.e7e for spot Cubas and
shipments Holders price views are far
ABOVE the views Of New York buyer he
ing influenced by the higher prices paid
by outport refiners ~
wh NO sa hm. w sae reported since Friday.
sugars, prompt ana June shipments, sold
at. 2bc c. l. (, and equivalent prices for
lower grades including limited quantity
OF Porto Ricos at 23.5oc c. L. E. No change
was reported In refined sugar. two Of the
local rehners being closed for the Satur-
Coffee Futuree-Ths sr ,ia, reatura. IN