New-York tribune., 1920-04-30
Gotten Statistics

Yester- Last Last
pot day Week Year
Exports season. 5.6s2527 5.4sS'Ss5 sSs sSo
s Port = s7sss as $685. ss's5e
interior receipts $500 1864 * Xt9
. do shipments 111o0 1I'41s 1SSao
N. Y. arrivals. - 1Uo
pons ,vern9ol aSSlnca cablesspot cotton quiet at
1000 bales $1,000 American); Imports
ooo nales 6 900 American). Futures opened
9iosed Gn'se unehansed s1eaa to 10 points higher
hIgheg; h May 25.old July. s4s5d; poat'os octos
per. os : g.; 24.1 "a; December. 2S.49d January.
sS,5Yd; Manchester: Yarns and cloths
small inquiry
Cereals
Wheat-Export buyers were again In the
heId. both here and at the seaboard II
was rumored that there were orders in
tne market for upward OF million bush
els. and that foreign buyers were Willing
70 make contracts ahead as far as july
for shipment from tho Gulf Business re-
cently c,i,y has been going principally to the
that direction are moro favorable and
there seems to be better chance Of get
ung the grain out. Conditions at the sea
board showed no improvement, as far AS
the congestion was concerned and serious
delays are being experienced in getting
grain through for loading on to steannrs
The milling demand for wheat was onI,.
moderate and prices for cash wheat in the
Minneapolis NJ, market were unchanged.
recently advanced sharply for red wheat
as Il result OF export demand. ana it
was said that millers throughout the STATES
tributary to New York were seliug their
wheat to exporters on account of the slow
demand fer -four at prices they are forced
to ask.
corn-Underlying sentiment in the mar
kct was more bearish. and while price
feVeriSh
easy. and final quotations showed net losses
f0T Tray May and sm for the the
were worse than they have been, and 1t
was said that some OF the elevators were
closing down on account OF their inability
TO get grain. This was not regarded as
promising for an immediate Improvement
IN the movement. but the trade seemed
to lay considerable stress on financial con-
ditions and seemed to think that the BUN
news had gone stale. At the same time IL
was wa. EVIDENT that May shorts We're nervous
material decline. Argentine corn was
offered here at around $l.s6. but there was
to have any noticeable influence on values
Yesterdays Previous Year
Corn No. 2 yellow slss sl'ss % ,i.74s s2
ChicagO
Nay Nay :.......... 11'5::,+ 1.72ls l.57H
July ............. 162 "a 1855 l56
Oats--The market was feverjsh and
irregular, but. while the late positions we're
heavy. in sympathy with corn, May shorts
covered on every decline. and that month
closed firm at the top. with net gains Of Nc.
The local cash position was strong with
prices nominal. at $l.38 to sl.40 for all the
leading grades.
New York:
Yesterdays Prveious Year
- close close. ago.
No. white
s.as@l.+o slas@l.4o .o77n@o7sn
Chicago:
May HeN. 30 ssis
y July 90 8S"s .69is
Rye Market easy
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York. close. close ago
No WESTERN. t2+l s2i5i, $50
Flour end Meal u-Quatations were:
New York.
Yesterdays Previous Year
close. close. ago.
Min. patent
$ltao $l4.5 sl2.50Gl3.Oo
Cornmeal---
425 4.25 1850 400
Rye -four
lo.75G11.35 1o.751l1a5 s7s
5000 5000 1900
CottOnseed OIL
The market was quiet yesterday, and |
while somc nervousness was expreased over
hr fears OF ieluVN tho movement TO