New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-15

New York, October H. 1913.
GRAIN-WHEAT-W the removal OF
tho innuort duty on wheat and the probability
OF those countries which have couhterVa l!ins
duty making sIecial provision Tor aomltuhs
American wheat free, the market Is becoming
los. susceptlble 10 purely domestic conditions
and more Of a worldwide proposition. me
crop OF wheat this season is considerably
larger than the previous year, ana 'heIs oP
pears 10 be pressure OF supplies in all Inc
leading markets. This selling pressure mas
discouraged speculative operations on the buS-
ing side ana the market to-day was weak
under liquidation. closing at net loss OF 1sg
lc The Northwestern markets ana EUROPE
declined sharply during our holiday. and thls
with reToris OF free offerings IN Europe haa
direct influence on sentiment. The EURO can
markets are being readily supplied WIN wheat
worlds exports for the week amounting 10
and BLACK sea ports compared with l4,lD.OOO
last week and l3.4sS,OO last year. Inc EURO
pean visible increased 100000 bushels LOT the
week bringing the total TO 1I.S64.OOO bushels
compared with rs, 100 900 last year. The visible
In lie United States increased $4,000 bush
els bonded wheat increased ?, l43OOO ana "a
madam Increased 1 33s 600 bringing the total
visible in America TO 7O,593.OO. compared
with 43.992.O09 a year ago. cash No req
winter wheat was quoted az e'c; | New
Northern Duluth, 94lzc, b. COhS-Was
also under heavy selling pressure, ana prices
Shaved net losses OF %G%c. The selling was
due largely 10 weakness in Europe and sharp
break in the Argentine market Receipts were
slightly larger. and the visible increased lo-.
600 bushels. compared. win an increase Idst
wear OF 627 900 bushels. some Interior cash
markets showed losses OF &c bushel Cssn
export corn, 77%c. o b. OATS-The market
was active and lower, closing al net qec i,nS
States increased 642 900 bushels. bringing me
total TO - 36l, 600, compared with S4lZ'VVS
last year bonded oats decreased i Coo anu
cash market easy; standard white, 40 q iVc;
No q 4Ga46i5c; No 3, 45a45@e: No 4 44S
44Ac: ordinary clipped. 45a4Tc: fancy clipped
all eli KY
ern. roc T. New York, export BARLEY
steady; mailing. 70d7jc. Z. Buffalo.
NEW YORK PRICES.
Wheat: Open. High Low. Close. day.
Dee.......' %" "a" o4* ct az az
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
Wheat, Corn Oats ooo
To-day 295 GOO lV 9i "Co l sa5 0S
isst wear wear ........2eS3oS0 10000 $4,000
sEABOARD CLEARANCEs.
To-day ......... 1900 377OOO =
Last week ...... l5.OOO 1900 1900
Last year 800. $4,000 $4,000 1000
'Figrres for two days.
FLOUR AND MEAL-The decline in wheat
caused hesitation on the part OF buyers OF
-four. especially as mills were not disposed TO
winter strairhts 81 25@<4 IS; winter patents
No ] winter, 81 b5eI 81 NJ No 2, ~ 45QS3 %;
patents, IS iOas5 90 RYE FLoUR-Quiet.
Fair "a good 81 65ds3 30; choice TO fancy.
"a aS6s4 IS CORNMEAI~-Barey steady.
Kiln dried 81 80. BAG MEAL-Quiet. Fine
white and yellow. 81 55Gsl 60: coarse. 81 500
U55 FEED-western dull; bran 10 arrive.
10 70 sacks s23 lOaS23 So; standard middling.
s26 80: iour do. s2s; red dog $31; city quiet;
bulk s23: sacks. S24 so; middling. s27 SOC S3l:
red dog s3l 50; oilmeal S32dS32 so.
COFFEE-There was very active and
feyertsh market sales amounting TO 193, 100
hays and price changes were wide and sud
den At the outset there was decline OF 200
foreign account prompted by disappointing
cables from Europe, where Hayre and Ham
burg failed to show a fun response 10 our vo-
lent upturn on Saturday, Brazilian markets
we're firm, however. and after the early selling
movement had spent Itself prices rallied quickly
and active positions advanced to an even basis
with the final OF Saturday. Late In the day
there was another decline under renewed SELL
Ing pressure and at the close the market was
l7d25 points net lower Leading roasting in
terexts soid openly. and were believed to be
selling out March contracts which they had
purchased during the December liquidation. AT
me present time powerful interests are both
sides OF the market. and bulls appear 10 be
having the better Of the argument. private
cable from Messrs. Aivers. Toledo & Co, OF
santos said: Prospects for the crop continue
10 be poor. owing TO prolonged severe drouth.
ave in great need Of good rains There was
mart towering In some districts We believe
next crop Is much below present crop. with
financial affairs improving part OF present crop
1ill Ne held hack in the Interior. cable
from a prominent Hamburg house said that
they lear from a first class Brazlnan author-
ifv an estimate Of 100000 bags iof 'ne COLT
Ing Santos crop. and that 'he interior Is WIN