New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-25
EXPORTS.

New York January % 1911
GRAIN-NHEAT-Stea tho greater part
az the day. values working up about t-c a
bUSrel on buying inspired by steadier Liver
pool cables than expected and reports Of a
better cash demand IN the American North
west. well as some Improvement In the
export demand Winnipeg Late IN The day,
however, the market declined rapidly and at
me close valLes We're &C 10 20 net low ei-
Receipts AZ Western points were fairly lib
eral. and stocks at Minneapolis have In
creased 10000 bushels during the last three
DAYS. but at Chicago stocks Ia public and prl-
vate warehouses decreased $4,000 FOR the
week Bradstreets visible showed a decrease
Of l,eSG,0G0 bushels east OF the Rockies. COM
pared with an increase last year q 10000.
while worlds stocks decreased 3.269. 1000. COM
Export sales. - loads OF Manitoba TO out
ports. 20 > red. CSC elevator. and Csc. z D..
afoat; so 1 Northern Duluth. 81 2O7. + Z.
ranging around zoe TO- May IN Chicago clos
ing at unchanged 70 p O. net advance. There
was said 10 be good engagements for ship
Uents from both New Orleans and Calves
ton during February and March. and q con-
unuatioR Of the export movement is antici-
pated. Stocks q wheat IN public end private
elevators IN chicago showed "a decrease or
1000 bushels for the week. Bradstrects
visible Increased $4,000 bushels compared
with an increage last year Of $4,000. New
SO .. SIC. + o b. afoat. OATS-Inactive. and
price changes were small. but tone steady 30
sympathy with corn. Bradstreers visible
showed decrease Of 353, 600 bushels, against
decrease last year OF $4,000 Cash oats
steady; standard white. IS &c; NO 2. 59c; No
o. T. 70
b.. New York BARLEY Mating,
94cQS1, = Buffalo. BUCKWHEAT-Qui et.
American, re, c T. New York, Canadian,
NEW YORK PRICES.
wheat: open. High. Low close. Ssg.
Nay. s. 63'. 81 o3's 81 o2T- 81 o2,s 81 95i
Corn
MAN.. bSs .
Oats:
5 #5=.... $ .:.: 81: s 81:
INTERIOR RECEIPTS
TO-DAY ..........-. $500 1.3cD.Olo 5sc 900
Last week .......-. 1870 Sol.OOp CO. Cot
Last year ......... $4,000 $4,000 54lo0C
SEABOARD CLEARANCEs
-o-s.- g S5 Sc Wheat s S91 ~
Lac, week 49,. 3ooo 10000 25e.oo
FLOUR AND SrEAL~-T1our Inactive and
fsnSy spring pstents So 70 s. So w w ~ f
stralghts. 81 80 Il 81 IS. winter patents 81 40
s So. spring clears 81 20HS4 90. extra No
Sc so. Kansas straights. 81 7OaS4 IS. RYE
F s URF I'm faF 70 good s. p e s. e \
FLOUR-Duu at 81 % per 100 ID. CORN
MEAL---teady. kiln dried. s. 80. BAG
MEAL-Fine white and ,- yye!iog: 81 20 q 81 20
S27 standard uiddllng. 500 30; 4 lur 40
SIS IS. red dog. 500 70: city bran 500 10 bulk
s27 - sacks; middling. S2e - T s'9- red doc
$50. homny chop, SD 50 bulk. s23 20 sacks
oilmeal SIS 50U $50
COTTOS-Firmer. recovering practically al
Of Mondays loss on covering and removed bull
support. The close was steady and from : %
Il points ret higher. The market opened
steady az advance OF AR points in re-
Spouse 10 relatively steady cables, and ths
close was within point or two 81 the best
Perhaps one OF Tho most important factors Of
the dav was the statement reporting nucf
fu7UTnr-fl demand for goods Eluep first n
January, accompanied br advances or IRON
q TO lee ln the price. Southern spot markets
were unchanged. Exports continued fall. alf
20 far for the season are now about 1.lS7 00(
bales ahead Of last year g. Liverpool cahirl
that Manchester was calling cotton freely ol
declines. Local contract prices.