New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-09
EXPORTS
CASH QUOTATIONS.
Export: o b anoat.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. August 9, 1911.
GRAIN-WHEAT-Pr early developed
weakness. dropping about &c under liquida-
ton There was a slight rally late. and prices
at the close were Il q &c net lower. Liver
and higher. Canadian news more favor
able, one expert reporting from Winnipeg that
while rust exists, with favorable conditions
from now on the crop may not be materially
reduced. report from North Dakota OK
pressed the possibility of crop Of 100000 900
bushels, which was higher than recent esti-
mates. Export sales were reported Of l2
loads. including from New York and from
Baltimore. The tone throughout the day was
nervous, with some evening up for the gov
eminent report New No rcd. 9ia,c Gle
vator and ee9c o b ahoat; No Northern
Duluth, 81 1874 b afoat CORN-Con-
tinued favorable weather in the corn belt.
with improving crop conditions resulted in
a decline Of n q &c after a steady opening.
but the trade appeared 10 he anticipating a
bullish government report and the market
rallied and closed firm with a net advance of
n9%c No here, 70'.c elevator, domestic
b afoat OATS--Heavv early. Shorts
were good buyers on the decline, and prices
advance. Cash oats easy; standard white,
acc; No q 46i.c; No 9. 45isc No 4, 4jc.
RYE and BARLEY-Nomral
NEW YORK PRICES.
Wheat: ogs9 H sgs. 10y a9% Close a s Ssz
December. 81 o8 81 o3 81 o1N 81 o2H 81 oaS
Corn.
September 70i4 G9b
December. 20 10
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
Wheat Corn oats.
To-day ............ a4G co 25QO0o n3s 900
Last week ......... ! 1929. 100 30s coo 10000
Last year. .......... $4,000 $4,000 5s7.0
SEABOARD CEARANCES.
% y Sno W .aao % So 200
Isst week.......... 22.OO0 $4,000 "a 900
sst ,car 2G.COD COCO Loo
FLOUR AND MEAL-Flour quiet. owing 70
Spring patents. IS 200 IS As; winter straights,
sPrl5s clears, s$! so Extra 10 J,s w u e.
Kansas straghts, 81 259S4 40, fancy spring
patents Sc 2Gas6 "a. RYE FLoUR-Steady'
fair to good. s. 6oGS 81 20. choice 10 fancy.
81 soqs5 coRNMEAI~-Klin dried. So -
81 40. coarse 81 so Q 81 81. FEED--Westein
spring SEA So: standard middling. s27 SIS; -four
do s31 To- red dog. $50 10; city bran. S23 30
bulk S24 80 sacks; mdGling. S2I 90 So; reg
dog, s32 10. hominy chop, s2i 30 bulk. s25 20
sacks oimeal. S35 n $50 90.
COTTON-A renewal Of general active sell
ing ana a break Of over 50 bale reflected
revival Of bearish confidence. which seemed
TO grow out of less favorable view OF Eng
lsh trade conditions, good weather FOR the
coming crop in practically all sections OF the
South. reports of increased spot offerings at
somewh al lower prices in the leading Southern
markets and A feeling that the prominent
bull interests had underestinlated the extern,
Of the selling power. The weekly report Of
the Weather Bureau was considered favor
able Private cables from Liverpool said lint
a big railroad strike threatened 70 interfere
with shipments and might result In curtail-
ment among the Manchester mills. Al any
rate. offerings were heavy enough % over
made to check the decline. and closing prices
were a practically the lowest level Of the
easy al a net decline OF 5o843 points. Local
contract prices