New-York tribune., 1920-02-03

1924 bales. Mobile nominal. unchanged
80 ooc; sales. nil Savannah quiet un
more nominal. unchanged 10000; salos
nil. Augusta quiet: UNCHANGED, as26c
changed. 4o.6oc; salen, $50 bales. st. Iouit
steady. unchanged. 4o.6oc: sales, nil
Houston quiet, unchanged. $500; sales
80. soc; sales, 81 bales. Dallas stcAdy II
points higher. a1.s5c; sales. 58a bales.
Cotton Statistics
Yesterday Last Wk: Last Year
Fo5s Eopors Tse''nt' s5Sss s5sss liSs4 s7sso 217'
Exports sea son as03.s25 s.5ess3s 2.6o4.s4:
Port stocks -. lass.isi 1,4ss'sss 1.ss?'ls:
n!:E'sF .SPms fSss's'' 3'; 5sSss s!
York arrivals 1880 6.22s 4.3lG
Liverpool cnbles-spot cotton quiet at At
points decline on the basis OF 27.asd FOR
lean. &c. 900 bales. Futures opened steady
unchanged 70 points lower Closed
advance of points. March. 25.00d: May
Tqa 'uIy fs5 2s'5d 0etobsr' 2tSd De-
cloths in good demand.
Whent-The market presented an easier
feeling yesterday and cash prices at lead
ing, ccnters declined to 10 cents per
change at primary points and the visible
supply decreased 2.S1?oo bushels for the
week, week. bringing the total down to less than
the statistical position could not be hcld
responsible for the action OF values and
it the consensus of opinion that the
market felt the influence of Il falling off
IN the demand for -four. which has reduced
the milling demand for wheat proportion
ately. 1t was announced that the Cana
dian government had advanced the price
OF OF winter wheat rs cents per bushel to
from $lo.lo per barrel to s1125. This ad
vance IN the Canadian winter wheat was
shaa sa1a TO oe due to efforts to bring out more
OF wheat has been fed extensively on &C.
count Of its comparative cheapness
Corn-Price changes in the market were
comparatively narrow and the volume OF
were not materially changed and from a
statistical point of view were looked upon
as as builish. Receipts We're small and despite
the visible supply showed an increase OF
only 5000 bushels for the week. Buyers
was evident the continued weakness in
foreign exchange and tho financial situa
ton at large We're having very decided
influence on the market d nd that confidence
was being undermined. There was little to
indicate any Improvement in the car stu
alton and cash markets were about steady
less flrmness
The closing quotations were as follows:
Yesterdays Previous Year
Corn, No yellow $l.72A SLIP s147%
Chicago
March ........ LAX I %
May ............. 1863 1856 1.l3M
Onts-The market was inactive and dur
Ing the greater part of the day tho under
tone was easy. Exporters were showing
further desires to resell recent purchases
and there was no apparent attempt to buy
on the part of Europe. Receipts, however,
were moderate and the visible supply
showed a decrease for the week Of III 600
bushels.
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York: close close ago
No white. ...... $1.01 s1.01 S066
Chicago:
May ............ .83as .S37s 55A
July ............. 1858 .76h
Rye-Market easy.
Yesterdays Previous Year
Now York: close close ago
No Western. $ISe ;1.s7A $l.45
Flour and Neutrality-suspicious. were:
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York: close close ago
MINI patent. SLABS $14.26 slO.65
Cornmeal -. 3.S7 u 3S7ia $50
Rye flour S9Qy9.40 $9Qp9.4O S8SOQ9 26
Bran ....S50QS61 s50@S5l S4s0O
COttOnseed Oil
Developments in the market yesterday
were along bearish lines, and prices lost
q to 81 points for the day The pro-
nounced weakness in the lard market