New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-17

prices closed slightly below the highest, with
a net advance OF II q sc Foreign m arke1s
were hrmer with reports Of active GOVERNS
In Liverpool, owing 20 fears ~ crop damage
in Canada as result Of the recent stormy
weather there and on unfayorable wea.nea
conditions in Europe. Receipts at western
points were moderate. and for the week
showed marked falling of. aggregating az
interior points 94s3. 600 bushels, compared
with l155l,O00 the previous week anu
1881. 900 last year. Farmers are apparently
holding their wheat in expectation that IN"
crop failure in the Southwestern corn states
will bring about bigger demand for wheat'
but harvesting operations are now progress
ing rapidly in the American spring wheat
states. and a liberal percentage OF ne"
wheat has appeared in the receipts at North
western terminals. No red winter wheat;
94c, export. and 95hc, o b: No !
Northern spring e9c. o b. CORN-Reports
from the Southwest indicated change IN
weather conditions, but advices were very
conflicting, the weather map showing good
shower at Oklahoma City and a few very
light showers in Kansas. while there were
private reports OF good rains all over OkIa-
however. and the market showed a steady
tone. although, after selling at new high
records at the opening there was moderate
setback under profit taking and final figures
were net unchanged to " net lower. TX,
port corn, sac. b. oATs-Firm ana
higher early but longs took profits on the
advance and the market closed net un-
standard white, $50 4sfe; No 2. 4oe; No
Clipped, 479 4shc; fancy. 40 q soc, all ele-
vator. RYE-steady: No Western. 6shc,
New York. BARLEY-Ouiet; mating
500 62c. Buffalo.
NEW YORK PRICES.
se':'' S 81 H HI s ss 81 ss So So
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
Last y wsis GO 5000 So CO. i dsSCSo
sEABOARD CLEARANCEs.
To-day ......... 1900 $4,000 1900
Las! w yssf ] 1900 sigSSS $3.50 $3.50
FLOUR AND NTEAL-Flour Inactive. with
prices nominally unchanged. Spring patents.
81 7OdS5: winter stralghts, 81 25gs4 So win
& go patents extra 10 t'gs x sS sTH s ssass
81 1898 60; Kansas straights. 81 30qS4 40;
fancy spring patents So 5oa$6. RYE FLOUR
to fsnsy 's 20 $780, &C. Observation-Disclosures fSs Il ri
Kiln dried. So 10 BAGMEAL-F'ine white and
yeIIow 81 4oasI IS; coarse 81 S0gsi 70 ~, HEHD 4,
DO. s27: red dog. $50 10 City ,o nTm zoo bulk;
co dos SO So oilmeai t. $50 5ossS6
COFFEE-Business was again light, sales
for the day amounting 10 $4,000 bags. owing
to a holiday in Havre and in Brazil. Ham
burg, which was the only foreign market
open. showed a decline OF Agis pfennig OF
the opening and at the close was net IN
changed TO y lower This resulted IN
slightly lower opening here active positions
being 10 5 points below the fnal % Friday
although September Was l point higher. Price
changes during the day were narrow until
near the close. when commission houses sold
freely. and final prices were still l POINT
higher for September but B TO II points
lower for the other months Cost and freight
offers from Brazil were about steady. There
r..4 -, Hfsf1 M Qffsq 10 I'M
the market The technical position Is con-
sldered fairly firm. but while there Is
moderately active demand for the higher grades
OF coffee which are scarce. trading IN tbs
spot market has continued quiet. spot IN
changed. with Rio Is quoted at e%c. Local
contract prices: