New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-18
lie range OF prices follows :
Frid lays

Southern spot markets follow: Galveston
N M It 4S6oc sales S:17 1a aso
sales 21s bales. Mobile steady. rs points
higher at 41.25c; sales 100 bales. savan-
nah nah. steady Tea IL points higher at .1.7to;
changed at 500; sales nil. Norfolk quiet.
unchanged at 4o;6oo; sales MI. Augusta
bales. Memphis steady, unchanged at 42c;
higher at 4sc; sales 1856 bales. Little
bales. Dallas steady. 10 points lower at
43.95c; sales 1,14s bales. Montgomery
firm firm. SO points lower at 41c; sales nil.
Fort Worth steady, unchanged at 43c;
sales $50 bales.
Cereals
Wheat--There was a less urgent export
demand for wheat yesterday, and prices
in the Minneapolis market declined sc per
bushel. There was. however. a moderate
export business reported at tho Gulf.
where No 3 hard wheat sold at s292.
wheat was obtainable in fair quantity If
buyers buyers we're we're willing to pay the prices
continue heavy. although it was said that
on account of the high freight rates from
the Argentine s,. to Europe and the high
cost OF handling grain in bags there
american wheat can be laid down at
leading European ports at slightly under
Weaher oyar he west
not favorable for the new CROP and a
ia"3 .S deal Of apprehension Is entertained
be seriously curtailed
Corn-The market experienced an early
&c 1ns,,G Of about cent bushel, owing
chicago that the railroad strike there
had been called off. and that the outlook
movement Actual receipts, however. we're
again s,sa OF small proportions and operators
were v;er yer. very cautious about taking extern
In, foct
there was active covering on the early
DECLINE and the market rallied, closing
position was firm. and even II receipts do
pick up 1t Is thought the industries Will
want large quantities of cash corn as soon
as supplies are obtainable. Weather CON
ditions were unsettled, with reports of rain
ana snow over the central belt. and these
attracted usrs great deal Of attention they
movement from the farms.
Yesterdays Previous Year
Corn No yellow $751; $780, s s1oss s asH
Chicago: ~ *
1 May 1872 1sssst 11.sssssss 1.s1
Oats-The market showed rcsjstance -
pressure, and after a moderate early do
cline prices rallied and closed unchanged
were trying to cancel further contracts
here had little or no influence on the mar
xeti as many consider oats on domestic
available will be wanted Furthermora
the unfavorabe weather, which has SC
rlously retarded seeding operations. has
mad sustaining influence on values The
local cash position was acute owing to
lack Of supplies. due. to the strike situa-
ton. and prices nominally quoted AT
$3.50 for all grades
Yesterdays Previous Year
No w GiS: SIZES SIZES s so's' $751; asS
Chicago:
jay %ay ::::::::: 3: :sax ~ 80: "a
Rye-Market easy
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York: close. close. ago
No Western. $2.32h s2.33 s1s4lz
Flour and Neutrality-suspicious. were:
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York.
Min. pat s1375 $13.75 $1165@s12bo
Rye nr. 1oooGlo4o 10. $4,000 600. .So@ SIS IS
Bran $500 57ooQD5S.oo 1900
Cottonseed Oil
The market was easier under active
liquidation. and at tho close prices we're
to IL points net lower 1t was tho pre-
vailing impression that Fridays covering
movement had weakened the technical DO.
sition OF tho market. and there was con-
sequently less buying power and sentime Mt
was influenced by tho easier tone to the
grain list Total sales for the day were
$500 barrels.
! Range of prices follows: