New-York tribune., 1910-07-30

New York, July ee 1910.
GRAIN-WHEAT-Stea at the opening,
due to rather better Liverpool cables than ex,
pected but later in the day values declined
sharply and the close were 1c net
lower. Cash markets were easier and the
Northwestern markets were lower, with re-
ffour trade July in the West held Arm durins
the greater part of the day on covering by
general selling but near the close July weak
ened and the final figures were sc net lower;
The Modern Miller report was consiaeTeo
rather bullish, indicating well defined hold
ing movement on the part OF farmers la, ana 2
considerable portion Of the soft winter "neas
Of light and shriveIed grains There was an
estimate on the Kansas crop, however, OF
64, 81 3 900 bushels compared with an indicated
port No red winter, ST OF, nominal. to ar
rive. f. and 81 os14 p; No i Nortnern t.9i,a
and easier closing at net decline of i a y
which brought price levels down TO about the
top No Western. I2Ac, nominaa,' r e!evatoI, ,oa
domestic basis, to arrive. ! I; OAIs--Moa N %
eratsy active and sazisF sTb closing e9Tn a. Cash
;aSa fak natural 53t ghite = TO- to s. G isc
S;cgpr Nominal; No western. soc, Old: 3 Ns~ Ss
york BARLEY-Nominal; mating. 6s a re
c { New York. Wheat (iucluding hourl eN-
aggregate 1.24e74a bushels. against i,o41 247
last week and 1879 652 last year; since July " L
exports for the week. 22.s31 bushels asansi
Ia, ,s1l last week and 149 904 last year; since
July l. 449,41l, against 32s57I last year
NEW YORK PkiCEo -
wssSs s. 9Ps P 81 Hsa es o. fSsf Ss SeS
December Il 111E l 1oh toA IL
sss5s5sosr.. sS5a ~ z2~
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
as~ Wsso5i 4gs 600 S9FR 200 eis.oo, 1896
Last week oas asi% 699 $s9,SS $s3 900 1916 1871 co.
sEaBOARD CLEARANCES.
Flour. Wheat Corn m
I-ast week 1868 s9S9 eai 1893 9SS zoo, o
COTToN-Nervous and excited, and while
there was no squeeze Of July shorts It WAS very
evident that local traders were working under
had been posted and the trading in that month
was ovar without any untowaTd development
easier, and after opening at 1890 broke te
1890, then rallied to 1516c, with the last sais
high point OF the season made last week. and
with 1880. the iou price touched on the nls
1sng@Ty a2s GFsan more h o s resnar a he close
was off from the best under renewed realizing
points on August, and with the new crop IN.
changed to 8 points below the closing figures OF
THURSDAY Southern spot markets unchanged tt
l4c lower, generally unchanged 1t was esti-
mated after the close that short notices foI
about 5000 bales were issued before the wtnd-uL
taken up about 90. COO bales Of cotton on July
contract Weekly movement figures: Port re-
ceipts. 70. $50 bales, against ls.4g1 last year
overland to mills and Canada, 2,S21, against
441T last year; Southern mill taklngs testi-
mated 10. 600 against 5000 last year; loss OF
stocks at interior towns 1915, against 1885 last
year; brought into sight for the week, 25.e2t
bales. against o. 455 last year, Total crop move
uent: Pert receipts, 7,2e85S4 G 131 added re-
ceipts season, Savannah etc, against 1885 6s4
last season; overland mills and Canada, ~,
362 against 1853 566 last year; Southern mil
takings, 10000 against 10000 last year
stock at interior towns compared with Septemaei
decreased 1912, against 2,SIo last year
brought into sight FOR the season thus far. 10
247 534 against Is, 600 SEQ last year Local con-
tract prices