New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-28
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. November =, lsl2

New York November -, 1872.
GENIN--WHEAT Reports on the supp.y
mi demand situation in the wheat H'arh''
yr.rc distinctly against values, but the Pc
riiical situation abroad was consloeIeu ~. ~,
iasI, and few traders were Cuula ,oIS
enough To- GO short over tue nOIuaE.
80 wa, no, heavy. and while prices al
times showed weakness, shorts "CLc So
IuvSrs and al the close the market was
steady at a net advance or 5 y &c Ll.O
So'tTySstern Miller reported the -four out
nut at Minneapolis, Duluth ana MuTSuHf.hS
last week Al 1919 barrels, sS "a, IaeI
5ru.1l5 the previous week ana oe"'So' IaS.
vr..- and said that business during the "teN
Was irregular, with sales ranging from on,
hat to nc full outpg si;ior nS IrinteI wheat
al ccnlpared with 81 last December, ana
placed n, acreage at 100000, IL also
compared with the government hg9res 81
NJ; 600 600 No = go winter, 81 V9ts. 81.
Ns.ur. and 81 O6ia. 0 q anoat; no ! NGrIn.
an spring, 95s.c C.. o y aGost. CORN-Ptlce
atngee were harrow. Late IN the day the
y. ..I..t was easy under liquidation: Cover
.. Tor over the holiday resulted IN q I"l "
..', however, and final prices we're = q
..f higher. The Kansas state report
.....e he crop Of that state l5e,OOO,OOO bush
compared with the last goyernment re-
.,. os 200 900 900 Export corn, 51c.
...at 20 arrive OA1S-Steady and prices
=, lie close were ! q sc net higher. Ca aii
market steady. standard white PC honii.al;;
oIiie, &5aS7c: white clipped, SI9S9c all
e. 4 T Buffalo. BARLEY-ouiet; mating
- acc. Buffalo; feedins' 'e''' NOM
NEW YORK PRICES. 49,.
Wheat: open. High. Low: clo;s DAY
Nae Nae ,.. .. .s5$ tx IS. ssSSs ss5s SsS
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
To-day ........1 5000 $4,000 5IsS GO
Last week i,6$so9o S24 9SS So So S S0S
SEABOARD CLEARANCEs.
Flour Wheat, Corn.
Today ,,.''.'''' 1000 VS0 7i0SG0 5000
-. ,gr ~ 600 $1,000 1000
FLOUR AND MEAL--Flour was quiet and
S.eadv BUYERS were indifferent, but mills
ere not disposed 10 make concessions owing
10 JHe fact that afttr this week shipments
from the wss' ~ os 90 co. S Winter s straishts
s. ~ . 81 G5, winter patents, - I5gSo 10
spring clears, 81 3Og&4 50; extra no I win
ter. S4l5gS425; No .. 81 o59 81 20; Kansas
S. lOaS5 90. RYE FLOUR-Quiet; fair 10
GOOD. SIS % a IS 90; choice 20 fancy, IS 30 g
sos BuCKNHEAT FLoIRrr-,FirTn; - 10
Kiln dried. 81 20. BAG MEAL-ouiet; fine
white and yellow 81 S09s1 90; COARSE ~ 90 50
o 81 so. FEED-Western spring ~ 20
dog $50 90; city bran, So bulk. So 20 sacks
rniddling. S22 % $50; red dog, $Sl 90; HON
my chop. S2s a 24 bulk s24 goo S25 20 sacks
oilneal. t33 50dS35
COFFEE-The feature of the day occurred
Al the close, when. during the last few min
utes about 100 900 bags Of September were
old by a prominent broker Opening prices
were slightly lower: about 10000 bags were
teudered on December notices, but prices
worked up 10 above the previous close on
buying. prompted By hrmness In Brazil ana
a general oulliSh view regarding the crop
outlook. The late selling came unexpectedly
and while the trade was puzzled regarding
H., sourcn She ooffea v1s q well absorbed and
while prices broke or points, the market
showed remarkable resistance, and the fact
that so much coffee could be absorbed with
ell for the stability of prices Hsvre closed
al A9i5 fYsnc decline; Hamburg was un-
chsnged 70 pfennig lower: Rio advanced
7h reis and Santos was 100 reis higher. Spot
quiet and unchanged, with Rio No Z. 1Aizc.
LoCal contract price,: