New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-01
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York October 81, 1912.
-wHEAT-Cnsettied. and price
movements within n comparatively narrow
range Early nrmnsss In tho cables and
smaller receipts in the Northwest caused an
opening advance OF "a &c. with shorts in
ciIned to cover. Reports from abroad that
the powers had decided on plan which
might lead TO an early settlement OF hos
Titles ana European demand for american
wheat poor prices most OF the day were
heavy under renewed selling pressure, fol-
lowing a sharp decline In the Northwest.
Late. however values rallied, and At tho
close were steady 70 arm at unchanged TO
&c net higher. \ large amount OF wheat Is
in transit between Duluth and Chicago, and
chicago stocks are expected TO increase ma
terialiy in the near future. No red winter
wheat. 81 O6 elevator and 81 OF b aroat;
No I Northern spring, 9Shc b anoat
CORN-Opened steady on heavy rains In the
middle and Western belt. eased of under
liquidation. but rallied. closing near the top
at n net advance Of y q sc. Export corn
'sHc snoat. December TO March ship
ment OATs--Easier under selling by com
mission houses. Cash easier. standard
white nominal; No 3. 3shc: No 4. S7hc;
natural white, ssn Fs9c. white clipped. 80 g
sse ci Bntsio. BARLEY-steady: malt
inE. GOd7Oc Buffalo feeding, 5s&c
I New York.
NEW YORK PRICES
po %Sss.i 'RRssn b 5sa $751; SsI. ss sS
May. 81 o2t 81 o2S 81 O2 81 O2h 81 OK
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
Wheat. Corn oats
Today ..........l0i2.o Cq $4,000 l.l72Oo
Last week NINA ,o6s,o0o .83ooo i,oss 600
Last year ........l, lA,OO "Al,"Fo o'Oooo
sEABoARD CLEARANCEs.
Flour; Wheat Corn 6o
To-day :..... 500 1890 e Geo 2 2SS9
List y weak ..,. $500 $500 1900
flour AND MEAL-Flour quiet but
prices steady and unchanged. spring PAT.
snts. s46osSS winter s sGssSa sn STm
clears. s. IS asl 90. extra No / winter. s. 20
as 80, No :, 81 10Gs4 IS: Kansas straights
sa5 5SS'f AYE " fF%%ST fair to good
Af n tSS II E FTLoUR-s2S 81 10 per 100 ID
CoRNMEM<-,steady. kiln dried. S SA go
Isl 65: coarse. 81 55dsl so. FEED-West-
ern bran, s22 30; standard mlddiins. S2S 20
hour do. 500: red dog; S3l 50; city . sran.
s32: rod dog So So hominy chop, S2bg
S27 bulk, S27 20 q SIS 20 sacks. oilmeal, S3i 90
COFFEF-sentimen appeared TO lean to
the bull side, and while gales were only
81 800 bags. offerings were wei apsofoed
and prices at the close were 10 posh,s
that strong interests who have recently been
expressing bullish Views were backing their
convictions with buying orders. and this
seemed 10 discourage aggressive operations
on the selling side. Havre showed an ad-
vance OF u franc. while Hamburg was Y
4 pfenniC higher. Private cables from
Hamburg were very bull!sh on tho situation
there, claiming that the consuming trade IS
bare OF supplies and that the market had
turned with bulls more active. There were
also cables from Santos predicting a rapid
decrease In receipts In the near future ana
reporting light stocks. and an oversold con-
dillon Of far months in the speculative mar
ket Rio was steady at so rels advance, ana
the Santos special cable Indicated an ad'
vance OF 30 rcis at the opening. The Bra
Allan markets and HaVre win be closed
Friday. and this is expected 10 interiors
som Awhat with business. Spot inactive and
unchanged. with Rio No at l3Bc. Local
contract prices: -.