New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-31

New York October so 1915.
GRAIN--WHEAT-Bca were more as-
Eressive in the wheat market prompted 10y
Weakness abroad and more reassuring news
from Argentina, hut after declining about sc
from the previous close, the market developer
resistance to pressure, ard late in the day
rallied on covering, closing SAKE net lower.
The crop situation in Argentina IL becoming
more Of a factor daily and. as the news thls
time Of tho year is usually OF conflicting
nature. traders were inclined TO anticipate a
feyeriSh market Liverpool, which led the ad-
vance on Wednesday. was lower, ana there
ws.S a general belief that the recent advance or
about 30 a bushel had discounted many "i inc
hgl!iSh features and was about all that could
Ice expected IN the way OF an upturh III VIC"
OF the small outside interest In the market
'Tnp Northwestern Miller said tnat ,he up
t,un I'm the wheat market causei marked inl-
rruvement in the domestic -four tra9c IA7'
week. and that the larger mills had maze COM
uar,tiyclv heavy sales bookings OF some ap~
Nominating twice the output Export oiIs
were usually under tho market and SAFES
amounted to loaos. Cash No red winter
wheat 9Tc c T. New York. export basis, ana
csc Z b. No l Northern Duluth h &C.
{ o b, CORN--Declined &c early IN SIN
yathy with wheat. but rallied late ana clneeA
sto,Sv az net unchanged 10 &c higher. t"I
ei-r markets were heavy. WITH increased oIltl
iues from Argentina, and u was sala l,9 ~
snofner cargo Of Argentine corn had been sold
In American markets. Export corn. o. =,
ID o. UNTS-The market vas muushceI
largely Lv the action OF wheat ana corn at-
changed 10 &c lower. Cash market quiet;
standard white. 45d sc; No =, cHiG'ac' 40 :.
4ia45c; 30 4, 43Q44c: ordinary cnppeH' , ~
A.. fancy clipped 4GG4Tc. all elevator. ~ y
-s.eaiv: No . Western. TOc. Sew York
EXPORT EARLEN-Quiet; mating G6P''e'
Ct Buffalo.
NEW YORK PRICES.
De- " ,-.... 55% S55s 05f' 80 3" SS3s
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
.,.,. ..1is40Go ae5 900 So oOC
Last week .......l .423oco 3&l'%S go,
Iart wear ......19420OO $4,000 llI-V'
sEABOARD CL4EARANCEs.
Flour Wheat. Corn
II 600 2SS go --
L Iist W ySa@ .',.. .. 5000 274,,co 2.ooc
FLOUR AND MEAL - Flour was agar
firm. but buyers were not inclined 70 pay
Ri gGer trsights s. 35ds4 So winter patents
81 1884 50: spring clears, - l9gs4 ~ e. SAt wa
30 winter, So 65qS3 -; no 60 f'g go IN,
IsteSis s. 46aS5 IS. RYE FLOCR-steady;
iair 10 good, s. 60qS5 7O choice 10 i an
81 I5dS4 CORNMEAL-Kiln dried Is 20
BAG MEA1r-Fine white ana Yellow 81 Joy
81 60: coarse Il 5O0Sl -. FEEL. western
quiet: spring bran, 10 arrive ~ 10 SaS 49,
So: miGdnng So so; flour DO SIS; req dogg'
ding. $50 6OqSSO 80; red dog s5l % oiIiiie@''
so IN tTF.-Tbe market was in waiting
-.siti11I and business was small, sales aggre-
ratiug IS $50 bags Prices were heavy early
3Sclining 3 10 points under moderate llquI-
dalton but late in the session there was
- "a a. the close the market was steady,
VIII "a nct advance Of to ~ points. The
feature OF the advance was an absence OF Of
ferinrs and bidding by a prominent pIoher.
- ~. a,tion of The market was considered
q prcttv good indication Of an absence OF
weak long holdings and In favor OF those who
arc huUish on the situation. Brdzlldn mar
10, ,rrrc steady Rio being $50 refs higher,
while santos was unchanged for spots ana
unchanged 10 - reis lower for futures. Cost
Ming ouoted az II SOdl3. lOc. while Rio rs
Were 10 4O4lO SOC. \ sale was reported OF
Il 600 bags Santos As in the cost and freight
market late on Wednesday al l2.3Jc. HdNre
Was i.4i9 franc higher early. but at the
close was =, franc lower to a franc higher.
while Hamburg closed al decline OF q pig
10 an advance Of Z pig. spot steady, with
Rio Is quoted at 10%c Local contract prices:
Yester-