New-York tribune., 1911-11-10
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York November 2. 1911
AIS-WHEAT--Ther" was an atute a., n.
erng movement In the wheat mars aru resnlt
Of the recent heavy selling prices soHsi,rp" W.
readily. closing at q net gain ~ ~ q le. 'aoavs
were irregular, but crop ana weather NV
from Argentina was moro favorable, one pri.
vat" cable stating that while a small par ~
no crop I'm Northern Stanta Pc had been dam
aged II was believed that the damage was un-
important and prospects are for lstke I"P
The Price Current said that wlhter y" 10
continued I'm an excellent condition, WIN W.
acreage Increased west Of the Mississippi, but
reduced in the East, and that the plsht Nas
prepared TO 20 into the winter In good snape.
Advices from Russia said that tho outlook Tor
new sovn wheat Is favorable. athougn ram "
needed for growth Export sales Is ioaus ..
here was quoted o7 sc elevator. domestic basis
10 arrive. and 0,c o a1oat; No ! NorIhs,n Thrn
Duluth. 81 i3S. o afoat CORN There
was . slightly easier feeling. owing to com
mission house selling on Wednesday, govern,
ment report but prices rallied with wheat ana
Influenced by the unsettled weather in the
Wast closing az i.c decline TO isc advance.
Export No was quoted SOC nominal: ttsr tosI e.d,
ing with good buying by commission houses
and elevator interests. In sympathy with whes,
aud on predictions that receipts VIII fan on
when farmers begin to move corn Flnai prices
we're lGsc net higher. cash oats steady.
Standard white. 5%c in elevator; No 30
Nos s and 4. 53c; natural white ana it %h.a
clipped. II y a 5517c on track RYE-Quiet'
No . 9Gjac. nominal g Buffalo. 70 arrive;
BARLEY-Quiet; mailing. 81 16@sl 20
NEW YORK PRICES.
pec.TSsr MTsSsl Sse" ap t!f. aSt. asa sa' 9Sis 90
Nay. 1O4& / o5b / oih ] o3 oiS
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
Wheat Corn oats.
1,o dav .. .,20. 900 402OO $4,000
LAST LAST year...... 10000 $4,000 $4,000
sEABOARD CLEARANCES.
Flour. Wheat. Corn
~, H.. 1000 60 O00 II 600
I i'ss. @ een''''''''' SO0O l52 OOO 5000
FLOUR AND HEAL-The -four market was
spring spring patents. s. aO6s5 20; winter straigh;s.
81 $oS g 5o yasr patents aH;ra s. 'p%ft Stts2
Sc ss 7oa s. 30; extra No 2 winter, SO 55as3 o5;
Kansas straghts 81 75a$5; fancy sorng g,!G pat
ents SO S SS 3 a. gSCK%EAk neT oS b KYE Ell -FOUR
quiet: fair to good s5@s5 20: choice to
fancy, 50 25Gs5 20. CQRNMEAL- - Steady:
sIln ns GTGd h9c "a and SiQ yeo@ 81 81 soSsi s
ST % q 81 60 FEED-WesteTn weak; city weak weak
500 50: nour do. sos 80: red dog, s51 10: city
bran S24 30 bulk. S25 80 sacks middiing'
s55 bnik SEQ 20 sacks: oilmeal $40 5Oas4l.
COTTON-The market showed decidedly
steadier tone. with prices workinG up from tnc inc
trade buying and support attributed TO certain
OF the large interests, who figured promi-
nentIy among the bull leaders OF last season;
Rroadly speaking the advancing tendency Of
the market was attributed to disappointment
on the part Of recent sellers that the bearlsh
ginninq tieures OF wednesday had failed to
cause anv Immediate weakening OF southern
spot holders or to create any general selling
movement and while the firmer ruling OF the
stock ma rket may have contributed } the 81
vance there seemed to be little or no change
In the general average OF sentiment regarding
either the extent OF supplies or the probable
trade requirements OF the season. Final tone
very steady and last prices showed gain OF
from to IS points for the day. Local contract
prices