New-York tribune., 1911-12-08
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. December I. 1911.
GRAIN HEAT--Shor were good buyers
carly. resulting In advance of sale a bush,
but prices again weakened under renewed liquid
Teskness % in The CASH nosition oS proveJ bearish
factor, and after shorts had covered the market
broke, with little or no resistance. The ohicial
report on the Victorian crop placed the yield AT
20. .J7l 0O0 bush. compared with 34,000.O00 year
ago. The Michigan state report made the condi-
ton SO per cent, against 96 last year. while the
Ohio report was So. against 96 year ago. The
government report on the new winter wheat crop.
condition $50. compared with s2.5 last wear
and a ten-year average Of $50. The acreage
sown was placed at 32.2l3.o0O. compared with
last years acreage Gevised) Of 3264s,OO0 and
two years ago 31.6560o0. On this condition and
acreage the Produce Exchange figured an ind
preliminary estimate on last seasons crop Of
$50. $4,000. Expert sales Load q Manitoba
al Outports. No red here, 9iiac elevator, e1-
port basis, and 9ja.c b ahoat: No / North
en Duluth. 81 1919 anoat. CORN--Ad-
vanced asd7so carly The Ohio state report
showing a yield OF SO bush per acre, compared
with the governments figures for November Of
IS bush, was considered bullish, but later prices
were easier. closing at a net advance OF hsn sc
Export sales loads here and at outports
Expor, new corn. Gsl,c + b ahoat. OATS.
4gasc. Cash oats steady standard white, 53l:c
In elevator; No . sc; Nos 3 and t. o3l2ci nat
ura and white cllgped. 52g56'sc on r,,Ss: ,Tsek
TO arrive The government report made the cor
diton Of rye 80 9, asainst e2S la last I year and the
acreage 2,436,0oo, against 2,l3s.0o0 last year
BARLEY-steady; mailing, 81 1881 -
Buffalo. ~ or n,,ovs
wheat Open High. Low. cl9sc. cay.
Nav .''...s1 of7s 81 o2;s OF 81 oils 81 OH;
INTERIOR RECEIPTS
TO-DAY .. 747oo6 Mhco5 16i3.ooo T?fo $4,000 5000
Last year .....,.... 674,Ooo $4,000 10000
sEABOARD CLEARANCEs.
r., d,.. % nGo g56 900 * 600
Last year ......... 12O00 $4,000 5000
The corresponding day last week was holl-
day
FLOUR AND MEAL--Moderate demand
early but later bids were Withdrawn, Wnen
wheat prices declined. Spring patents, 50 20
a S5 90; winter straights, s. 20QS4 80; win
ter patents, 81 - q So SO: spring clears 81 80
q 81 50; extra 30 ! winter IS sOaS3 30; extra
No winter. So i09$3 so; Kansas straights
81 80 d 81 So: fancy spring patents, Sc 23@o
So G5. RYE FLOUR--Quiet; fair to good
s. I5q 81 %; choice to fancy sjgS5 20
CORNMEAL--steady; Kiln dried So 65a SO -.
BAG MEAI,-Fine white and yellow. 81 60qSl 81;
coarse, 81 551Sl 60. FEED-Western spring,
S2G SIS; standard middling. S27 10: -four DO,
s2a; red dog, $S1 10. city bran. s25 as bulk,
s2T % sacks; middling. S21 60 q S31 80; red
dog. S32; hominy chop, S29 bulk, $50 20 sacks.
Oilneal, s30d$f
COTTON-Quiet but steady tone as result
Of covering for over the government report and
little buying from trade sources The close was
steady at net advance Of 2a4 points, after the
points earlier in the day. The average OF ninety-I
two guesses by the New York Exchange mem-
bers IL, $4,000 bales and OF 10i guesses by
members OF the New Orleans Exchange II, 153,-
estimated the commercial crop the average at
10 23s 600 bales. but this included linters which
estimate OF the Department Of Agriculture Local
contract prices: