New-York tribune., 1911-11-16

Nev York. November To-, fft I.
rpAIN-WUEAT EAT-News was more buiOsn
.,G prices responded more readily than 10 re-
80 bearish advices. shorts were gooo ouyeIss'
and prices most Of ne dsy W.. mn III, oIass
eeSers ee vas active profit taking. and hnai prices
we ret unchanged 10 &c higher. ldNeTpool
,ss much Grmer than expected, especially Tor
rscernher 4 commission house with Arsen-
,,~n connections received a cable from us
agent placing the cXPortahle surplus from nS tnde
countrv this year 90 13iooo.ooo bushels' WnlSu
n ss shout so 600 600 l-ss than indicated ny the
sno-s report received on Tuesday. Receipts az
Norihwestern points were smaller. and cash
-srkets firm both in the Northwest ana
so,,tbv,est The Northwestern Miller re-
norted the 1our output az Minneapolis, Duluth
compared with $50 4J5 the previous week an an q d
go4 100 last year. No red wheat here, % &C
for both elevator, domestic basis 70 arrive
si isi. fo h aaoat CORN-Firm AT the start.
iut active selling made prices easy closing at
sas,efo b saoat 10 arrive OATS-There was
slight advance early. but prices eased on
Cssh oats steady. standard white, 54c in Gle
yafor. SO o 54lsc. Nos 3 and 4, 54c. and natu-
raj and white clipped. J2d SIC. on track. RYE
rssy No .. 9Sc. nominal. e. ( Buffalo. 70 ar
rive BARLET-steady; mailing, 81 1881 %
Buffalo.
NEW YORK PRICES.
wheat opsn. High. LqaSg,. Close day day
nsse"'eT nsT o. o. lo5 1@7. o. ol&
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
Wheat. Corn. oats.
To-dsv .......... 7G5. O0o 900 3-SHl
Las vk - days. 2.lls.o@ 959 0oo GS50C0
Las, year ......-.. SIS ono 4o4 W9 4eH'VV
sEABOARD CLEARANCEs.
Flour Wheat Corn.
To ss. 5000 $4,000 5000
Iss, week q daysl. 10000 $4,000 - @ E9
Last year. ....-... 1000 ttfVVV
FIOUR AND MEAL-Fiour quiet and only
about steady. BUYERS insisting upon lu,,t5 lu
prices although the upturn In wheat resulleu
I'M smaller offerings Spring patents. 50 'uN
IS 20. winter straights. 81 20 r. - 90, NlnttI
patents. 81 asa s. 50. spring clears. ~ t"U
: -0. extra No 1 winter s. I0N 80 90. extra
So . winter. SO 55u s. 50; Kansas strslEh,s
pICKWHEAT FLOCR-Firu AT So 80 per 100
~ RYE FLOTR-Quiet. fair 10 good. - o.. -
s. g5. choice 20 fancy. So - .. toRNMEAi.
Steady. kiln dried. 80 80 q 81 90. BAF
MFAI.-Finp white and yellow. - b'N - 20
coarse 81 80 n 81 So FEED-Western sprlnE'
t2f fn. standard middiing S26 s.. -four do.
sss So: red dog. s3l q. city bran S5t % bulk
So 50 sacks. middIng. ST 80 n SSl 90: red
dog SS1 So. homlny chop. SO bulk, go ~
sacks oimeal. $50 SOC $40.
COTTON-General erNousness over the re-
vision was n prominent feature. Most OF the
session trade was dull, bat iu the late after
noon activity developed. with hear interests
heat, sellers. forcing prices down about 10
points under the previous night. ln tHe aIleI
roo1 the feeling became pronounced mat
-rers was not likely To- be much change from
'he present basis. and this LED 10 selling ny
traders who had loaded up ON the idea OF de-
ctGed changes. and probably 90 tho heavy
offerings bv uptown bear interests. who for
some time have not been taking % very dcNVe
re~t I'm the market. having covered q large
amount Of short cotton 80 f1r recent low
levels
Local contract prices.