New-York tribune., 1913-11-18

New York, November H. 1913.
GRAIN-WHEAT-T news from ATseh'
tina regarding the wheat crop played an I'M
portant part in the local market, but wnlIe me
news was OF bullish character ana caused a
sharp advance in Liverpool. uauers w p,anos ,,
cIIned 10 be cautious. especially as the Buenos
Avres market was tranquil and without price
changes on the strength abroad prices au-
yanced aM'sc Later cables reported cledIlns
conditions and during the afternoon the mar
ke, sagged until lust before the close Wnen
there was sharp decline on the increase
I'm the visible supply. and maj prices Me.o
net unchanged 70 sc lower. hNpoIt Dius ,," to
higher. aud sales were reported OF about oo
loads OF Manitoba but while II was said that
offerings OF American grades were smallef
stocks are still too large 10 ignore. kecelpts
were liberal at Northwestern points, anu tne
,tsIhIe supplv increased 4.s07. 900 bushels OF
native while bonded decreased ss3.OOO. Cash
No red winter was quoted at eI52c G l.
New York. export basis. and s9c: l D; 40
Northern Duluth. seize. b. CQkN-Naiues
advanced 4.Gli.c early. on active covering
By December shorts and buying By commission
houses prompted by unsettled weather condi-
tions I'm the West Late In the session prices
were easier. closing at net gains OF suSsc.
The visible supply decreased l4l0OOO bushels.
Export corn was nominal. OATS-Prices ad-
vanced early. but eased Off late, closing net
creased 2s.0O0 bushels Cash market nrm;
standard white, 46q4Ic: No 2 41gFnc; NO
g. 45i?d46c: No T. 4ind4oc; ordinary clipped
441d46iac: fancy clipped. 47@isc. all eleva-
tor RYE-steady; No Western. 6Iiac.
New York, export BARLEY-Quiet;
mailing. 669T7c c T. Buffalo.
NEW YORK PRICES.
Wheat: open High. Low. Close. day.
Dec. 49,. 96s 96N s6's 9Sia o8t o8,,
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
To-day ...........19140O0 1i2OOO Il6Oo
Last week .......I 10000 10000 $4,000
LAST year',.......2 900 $500 100000
sEABOARD CLEARANCEs.
Flour Wheat Corn.
10 d,, I4OOO 69OOOO -
Last week........ 1000 iS5@" i00 0o0
FLOUR AND MEAL-Flour inactive. as
BUYERS were still inclined to hold OFF owing TO
The feverlsh tone I'm the wheat market. Spring
patents, s. 4jGs4 20; winter straights, 81 23q
s. S5; winter patents s. 4Sgst so; sprnlingg ring
s8sA; 40 2 50 45a$3 60. Kansas straights,
s4 25ilsl IS; fancy spring patents, IS 40GS5 So.
RYE FLoUR-steady; fair TO good 81 g 55g
g 7o choice to fang sS 80 iSaSS RaG yy Ne
white and yellow. 81 55GSi co; coarse. 81 50a
81 80. FEED-Western steady: bran. TO ar
rive lOO-ib sacks. S23 30; middiing SO; hour
do SOS co: red dog. $40; city steady. bulk. s23;
sacts SGT: nlddling. s26G$30 30; red dog,
S3i ~: oilmeal. S3l 1O4S32.
COFFEE-The market was under renewed
pressure and new low records for the season
were established in practically all the active
positions August. September and October be-
Ing the only months left In the lOc column.
Prices were lower from the start. the orfning
being sdi5 points down. I'm response 10 weak
ness abroad. and with only occasional slight
rallies values continued to decline. until at the
close they showed net losses OF 2On25 points
Uayre was inactive but weak. closing at net
declines OF 2G2i. francs. while Hamburg was
&61ik pfennigs lower. Owing to the holiday
IN Brazil on Saturday the regular cables from
PIo and Santos were not received. but the spe-
cial cabI. reported the santos market at the
OF ening as barely steady and unchanged. Cost
and freight offers from Brazil were easy,
santos a. being here at II. zoe. while Rio Is
we're offered al Dc. These figures were practi-
callv the lowest OF the season and II seemed
10 be the opinion that much OF the pressure
has been against cheap offers from Rio. which
were at auotations practically on an even basis
with futures Spot inactive and easier.
Rio Is being quoted at 9sc. Local contract
pric