New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-08
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET SEPOR1.

New York. August = lell
GRAIN-WHEAT-Th principal factor n
the wheat rneri1et at present is the spread Of
black rrst I'm Canada. and the future course
Of prices viii doubtless depend largely on asI
velopm The news over sunday showed
that black rust exists az many points in the
Canadian Northwest. and prices n the opening
were strong and higher advancing ~ w,rn
were about . z. higher indicating apprehen-
sior n The Northwest regarding the SITUATION.
Fenorts from private crop experts, no" N
canada were not as sensational as expected,
and the market lost nearly a cent a bushei
under realizing winnipeg held firm and
prices near the close we're again very steady,
with final figures showing net gains Of . y
fNc The visible showed an increase OF =
the total 20 45,Ss1O0o compared with Ia
T0s 900 4 year ago Liverpool was closed on
account OF the bank holiday. but Continental
was rather buliIsh Private reports from Rus
STA indicated loss in the crop prospect there
OF about % per cent and there were COM
plants regarding hot weather in France Ar
Fsntina is apparently anticipating a verY
large crop. however. comparing conditions
with 1907 when the crop was about 1S3--
900 o00 The Kansas state report made the
yield this year ~. 600. 900. compared with the
years crop OF 81. 600, 900. No export business
No 2 red. new a5h . elevator and &c Z
afoat; No Northern Duluth, 81 II o
velopeG an easier feeling. although there was
late rally, and prices at the close we're \
net lower. The visible supply showed de-
last week Of 1.4l70 900 and decrease last
year Of 81 900 No corn. 7ol3c elevator, DO
nestle basis 70. 70 srriye and roc ex 5,t.
kets. but eased Of with corn, and under active
selling and increase Of 10000 bushels
in the visible supply. Cash oats cay; stand
45uc RYE and Nominal
NEW YORK PRICES.
s. ws;s q yRs F sss 55ffg o s. 5 g
December. 81 o2R 81 o2H 81 %" 81 o2'. 81 Of
SsR,s%s:r 9. 5 5s@
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
Wheat. corn. oats.
Today 1870 coo $4,000 GOO s e5s goo
Last Las. year wsGS | !$si COO $4,000 ijloco
sEABOARD CLEARASCEs.
To-day .............. 5io6o $1,000 5000
Last week .....'.... i2oy9 DO 1 -t.ooo
COTTON-Whiie unsettled and more less
irregular the market was higher. on support
from the new bull clique. whose operations
vance ~ last week. II was estimated that
BROKERS supposed ~ 10 operating for the bull
interest took not less than 100000 bales out
~ tho market. and while the talk IL ot con-
test between very strong interests on the bull
and bear sides, the ceiling seemed 20 be scat
terinF Tho bulls and smaller shorts were
believed % ne the chief buyers. and with
nothing fresh IN the way ~ news. the fact
that the big purchases " the bulls ware sup
piled by scattered Offering suggested that gen
erai sentiment still strongly favored ultimately
lower prices The market opened from 10
II points hirher Fluctuations were lrregul1r
eerv ana the active months sold 80 TO %
poiptg above the closing figures Of SATURDAY..
with October contracts touching ll5Ic, com
pairing with Toe the low point OF Saturday,
II &c the nigh point ~ Friday and 10 sic the
low record Of last week. offerings became
very heavy above II &c. and prices essed OF
Hl.~T Ia #FNa
tober closing at I 49c bid owing 20 the
holiday there were 10 cablts from Liverpool
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