New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-14
Cash QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Nav York. January 10. i

New York January 10, 1912.
GRAIN-wHEAT-For the flrst time since
November 13 wheat sold az the dollar MARI
in the local market which represented an al
vance OF over cents bushel during the last
month. Operations were not paruTuLarly a.
tive but after slight carly decline, owing
e. an easier feeling abroad prices rallied ana
closed at only slightly below the high OF me
DAY with net gain Of &c. Inc upward zen
dency appeared to be due largely 20 the firm
ness In the cash position. tho absence OF &C
cunulation and further export sales, Foreign
markets were lnhuenced by the recent nc, y
shipments from America. as vel as larger
offers from Argentina. The weather In that
country was said 20 be very favorable. and on
this account Broomhalls agent there increased
his estimate OF the oXportable surplus TO III
90 900 bush. compared with his previous est-
uatc Of from l2S coo 900 TO 1876, 100000 bush.
The Ohio State report made the January con
dition 90 per cent. compared with " IN Dc
cember 50 last year and A. at harvest. Export
sales 20 loads TO Antwerp. NO reg wlhS Se
wheat 81 OS elevator and 81 % { o b ahoat, 10
Northern spring, 81 OLA y afoat. CORN
Also showed a hrmer tone, with GOOD my
ing by commission houses, and az the close
prices were q 70 1c net higher. Export sales.
- loads out Of Baltimore and loads from
New York. Export corn, 57Ac o ahoat;
OATS-The frmness In wheat and corn hso
a stimulating influence, and prices were steady.
closing at net advance OF &c 70 &c. Cash
market steady. standard white. 4oc; No O. 39c
10 40c: white. clipped, 8si5c to 4liac Az track
RYE--Easy; No Western. csc TO sc, !
Buffalo BARLpY-Steady' With export -! sales ie
Of y loads. mating, bbt 10 IV'f { I bullS'lu
feeding SEC 1 New York
NEW YORK PRICES.
NAYS, SS' 9iS 81 @ @ sis % 7ia 81 20 IS,
BONDED WHEAT.
NAY. e7a oiN o74 9: s g.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
Wheat CGooTd2oo o 9st t.,
To-day $$S COG I Sds 600 S SSS az
LAST wear ........ $40. 900 $4,000 1885,, 600
sEABoARD CLEARANCEs.
TODAY .... S S5Gss; W StsSGo 5000 SS51
Lass y w.9k 1900 $1,000 $1,000 3 iSi SS
FLOUR AND NIEAI-Except for a moder-
ate trade in low grades, the -four market was
inactive, with prices steady. Spring patents.
81 J0aS4 SO; winter straights, 81 00asi 40. win
81 IS. extra No / winter. "a loas4 20; No 2.
S4Qs4 10. Kansas straights: "a 2gqsi p; fancy
spring patents, 81 4oqS5 % RYD FLOUR
faney, Sc eo9S4 BUcKWHEAT FLOUR
quiet: 81 S5 asked per 100 10. CORNMEAL-
steady; kiln dried, g. Is TRAGMEALCFoi u
81 so; FEEDEWestern spring. $2a 6Gas24
SIS 20: city bran, 500 hulk. S24 80 sacks: mid
ehor. sci nominal bulk; So 20 sacks. nominal
OIL MEAI-S32 25GS33
C0FFEE-Traders were very apatheuc
sales amounting TO only $4,000 bags. Prices
we're about steady at the start, but developed
an easier tone. and at the close were 70 5
POINTS net lower. Havre closed unchanged
and Hamburg was unchanged TO 4 pfenniG
lower. Spot markets were also quiet. with a
slow demand from the interior. Rio was IS
refs higher. Santos showed an advance OF 10
reis. and cost and freight offers from Brazil
were 5 TO 10 points higher. Spot quiet and
unchanged. with RIO No al 1850. Local
contract prices: