New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-03
EXPORTS,
CASH OBLIGATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New YORK. July =. Itl-
IS-VHEAT-Copious rains fell In the
American sprln, wheat states on Monday night
and the drouth was effectively broken. me
trade felt much relieved ana curing Sne ueS
about Ic bushel, but near tho close there
was partial recovery on covering ana nudi
quotations wero = q sc net lower. The sec
rotary o. the Kansas Grain Dealers Asso.
,iarion estimated the crop In that state AZ
- 600 600. and the state report made the con
Gated a yield OF s.. 100000 bushels. y prom
ineut commission house in It's monthly report
made the condition Of winter wheat 1914, WIN
an Indicated yield OF $3.50 900 and spring
wheat 902, and crop OF 900 no Z
red hore. e. 10 elevator. domestic basis, and
mn si'9I h anoat CORN-Easy most
~ the day The Kansas report made the con-
coupar.d with a condition last August Of 80.
Late In the day there was covering. ana az the
close tho market was steady, with net ioss
u taSc Export corn, s2t.c ahoat
oATSPriccs we've weak with active selling
especially Of the July position Final prices pic!
Ec gTg aaoted as Follows: Standard white. sc
55rsc; natural and white Clipped 52qeo ,,,. on
track RYF-Nomlnal. BARLEH-ouiet;
mailing 81 I2aSl Is. c Buffalo.
NEW YORK PRICES.
wheat: open. liSh., Low. Close 4sy
September, loat ioah los" o.. 1Goll,
December. lWs IVA
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
Wheat Corn oats
T",day yec ci'.....'. 5ss 5000 600 $1,000 $4,000
sEABOARD CLEARANCEs.
F K 20 % 4sS 600 Coco ,5"o
Last week ............ 1900 $1,000 6.OOo
FLOUR AND MEAL--Flour duh and easier.
owing TO the decline In wheat and more
favorable crop prospects. Spring Ga,en as
winter patents. s. 4oGs5 60, spring clears
81 60 n 81 90. extra No ! winter. 81 30qsi 80;
40 ., 81 IORS425 Kansas straights. 80 lOR
50 20: fancy spring patents So 7jgS RYE
d dL0S Nm to fancy. s5os5 15. coRNMEAI-
Dull Kiln dried 81 90 BAG MEAL-Fine
white and yellow. 81 70Qs1 rs: coarse, 81 Goa
81 20. FEED-western spring s25; STANDARD
middllng. s2s; -four do. s32 90 red dog. $50 10
CITY bran. S2i 65 bulk, S26 Ok sacks. Middlns,
S2S Esq $50. red dog, S33 %. Hominy Chop;
SOS so q $50 bulk, $50 70q $50 20 sacks OIL
meal S3T z S37 30. nominal
COFFTI-Europe was an active seller early
and prices at the stars were 10 20 10 points
lower Thore was also liquidation prompteG
by bearsh statistics bl!t after the early sell
ing subsided the market regaincd part Of tho
loss and later ruled quiet and steady AZ net
do.lip, OF s 20 10 poiu,s; sales, 100 bags
Cost and freight offeIs from Brazil were
easier. With a decline cf . 20 10 points Inc
total Brazilian crop fot the season Of l9l1-12
yaa u 491. 900 bags. compared with l0.JIS.OOO
I'm folO-'iI and l49i4,c-)O in 1909 10 The Ro
crop wns 100000 bags, and Santos S.99i,OoO
bags. Tho worlds production or conee curing
he last year, according TO European dutnort-
tics was 1874. 900 bags including l3,O31O 600
bars Of all kinds OF Brazilian coffee and 4,33I,-
600 milds Havre was y al franc lower;
Hamburg. "a pfennlg decline anj Kio ana
showed n decline OF so res for Santos Is.
Spot dun and barely steady on the basis OF
Ii&c for Rio No :. Local contract prices: