New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-30
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. MAY -. 1915.
GRAIN WHEAT-The market was under
tho influence VI crop adyices from the South
west. most Of which were unfaFOraule, al
though snow was credited with a statement
that Kansas. with rains inside d Week, could
produce crop OF 100000 bushels As ,
result the market early sold up about &c q
hushei. and while easier AZ tifnes IN the after
noon under profit taking. closed generally sc
60 i1c nef higher. All grain markets VIII he
open on saturday 90 accommodate those hav-
ing open contracts I'm the Nav delivery. cable
news attracted little attention. Liverpool be-
ing partly &c lower. Paris unchanged. Berlin
$50 lower. Budapest unchanged and Antwerp
partly Z. lower. There were favorable crop
ana weather reports from india. Russia and
the Argentine aud BrO0mnall estimated A.gen-
zine shipments al 200. 600 bushels against
$1,000 the previous week ana 22H6OUO bush
els = year ago. There was no export business
reported No ! Northern. Duluth was quoted
~ 81 o.. adoat COEN-@There was
only q moderate trade, and prices had a down
ward tendency. E0r a short time after the
with wheat. advancing - 90 iac. but sent-
ment was affected by the improy ement IN crop
news. with easier cash markets ana a much
heavier movement so that offerings became
quite liberal az the advance. The market
closed al about the lowest point. with the eX-
Ceution of May. which was relatively steady
81 Do FOR export corn % b ahOat. OATS-As
crop news was SIN unsettled. with good part
Of 10 uufavofahle. the market held steady and
the close was about CSC net higher Cash
oats here were quoted. standard white, 46c.
40 . white 46i.e. 40 3 white. 45isc. No
white. - i-c. ordinary clipped white. asa &c:
steady. No Western. - i2c G ! New YORK.
export BARLEY steady. mating. 5000,
Z Buffalo. feeding 54c nominal. % b New
York Wheat. including Hour, exports Tor the
week. according 10 Bradstreets. aggregate
6O93 357 bushels. against 6.47l.O46 last week
and 4 9l4 400 last voar. since July 90 49,. 1873
bushels agains, i5i. 9l3 643 last season. corn
exports Tor the week. 81. SOB bushels. against
igG. 500 last week and -. lJ9 last year, since
July ! - 722 300 bushels. against B.. 992. $50
last season.
NEW YORK PRICES.
Wheat open. High. Low close day.
5 sog,ems.. s ss'. e. g.: 49, So e. e., SSsss
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
Last week ....... $4,000 27l.0O0 $4,000
SEABOARD CLEARANCES.
P 5Sao Wheel heat ., So 6no
9 asa week ' 500 5iGS SS0 5000
FLOUR AND MEAL-Flour market was
more active, with prices tending upward anu
buyers more inclined 70 raise bids. sprins
patents 81 7jaS5 10. winter straights' 81 o0g
81 u. winter patents. - s0q$J 70, spring
clears. 81 1885, 30 extra No ! %in,er 80 yVs
S. S0as6 10 RYE FI0GR-ouict. Fair to
good. 81 GJGS3 50. choice % fancy, 81 JVlSf'
CORNNiEAL-K dried, 81 80. BAGMEAL-
Fine white and yellow. 81 35gSl 40. coarse
81 3OdSi IS FEED-Western spring bran,
$40 S5dS2i -: standard middling, So -four
do S25 red dog, S2s TO- city bran, 81 bulk;
SO 20 sacks. Kidding. So 50g$2' 1o' RED
dog SOS -. OILMEAL-S2sgS2s 80.
COFIEE-New low records for the season
were established, with September down 20
iOS4c. while December sold AT lO.s6c ana
March az 1920. There was considerable
selling pressure, and the market lacked the
support from bull sources which has been ap-
parent recently on weak spots. European
markets were distinctly Disappointing, Havre
opening unchanged 10 !. franc higher and
closing at a net loss Of = TO ] franc. while
HAMBURG. after starting az unchanged 10 =
pig advance sold of 20 a net loss Of Z. 10 ,.
pfg There was active selling early credited
10 foreign account. and there was also more
or less liquidation by local longs, as well as
selling bv Cotton Exchange houses Cost and
freight offers were irregular. but on the whole
the tone was steady, with Santos IS quoted
al - sOGl3c and Rio rs AT lO6Oqllc Late
in the day there was a partial rally on Gov
ering Tor the holidays. but hnal prices still
showed q net loss OF IL 10 10 points. Brazilian
markets were steady, Rio being unchanged
and Santos 80 res higher Spot demand was
small and scattered. and prices were reduced
&c Prices IN the local spot market were on
the basis OF HE for Rio No !. Local con
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