New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-08
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. February I, 1914
GRAIN-WHEAT-The weather in the
Western wheat belt was again very cold,
with the lowest temperatures Of the season
but after an early advance OF about &c the
market ruled quiet and barely steady, clos
ing net unchanged for the day. Traders were
not particularly worried about crop pros
poets as the entire belt is now practically
covered with snow, and while bulls claimed
that the protection in the Southwest Is IN
adequate. buyers were not aggressive ana
moet Of the day the market presented a
rather heavy appearance. Foreign news was
little more bullish, prices abroad oelhs
slightly higher as result or hrnness III
Argentina as well as a better Continental
demand for Australian cargoes and hrmer
cash market Export bids were on a fairy
generous basis, but the recent advance IN
prices had apparently carried the mar .i>'s
reported. Cash No hard winter wheat was
quoted at 99c TO arrive; No red win
ter at 81 00h nominal. elevator domesue,
No | Northern Duluth. 81 Oh. b. No l
Northern Manitoba, 81 021, b. CORN
Reports from the interior said that farmers
were taking advantage OF the colder weather
to market their corn more freely and the
market was lower, closing at net decline
Of i.Gs.c. No 3 yellow corn was quoted
at zoe, c / 10 arrive. OATS-The market
was only moderately active and prices moved
within a narrow range, closing net UNCHANGED
for the day. Cash market quiet; standard
white quoted at 441a a 45c: No 2. 40 q 40 &c
No 8. 44q44hc; No 4. 43iz a 44c; ordinary
Y
elevator. RYE-ouiet; No Western, e7lec
c New York export. BARLEY-Qulet;
mating e5q75c, c Buffato: BUCK
WHEAT-Quiet; Canadian. 81 50; Silver Hull
81 81; mixed. 81 SO: japanese 81 30.
NEW YORK PRICES.
Nay W''''' H Scs. roe 'f@ ioSs iQs co.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
Last week $500. 772co0 $500 56S 90
Last year ....... $1,000 1.2o2Ooo $4,000
sEABOARD CLEARANCEs.
Flour Wheat Corn.
Last week ..... 100 1900 .S 900 go
TIOUR AND MEAL-Flour quiet. with
prices unchanged. Spring patents. 81 60g
81 rs: winter straights. 81 25G 81 40; winter
patents. 50 5OHs4 so: spring clears, 81 100
81 80; extra No winter. 81 oo@SS 90 20 23 q
fancy spring patents. S. 40d 81 80 BUCK
WHEAT FLOUR-Dull; 81 So ass per 100 H.
RYE FLOUR-Quiet; fair 20 good. 50 35g
ME "a oi%iin d. dried ems IS IS. BAG MEAL
Fine white and yellow 81 45gs 30; coarse
4oqsi 40 FEED-Western dull; bran 10
arriyE loo,S sacks s2oq SSS Tv red "U dog
$40 10: city dull; bulk, s25 60 sacks, s2' %
middling. 500 IS a $50; req dog. $50 80; oil
meal. s3iGS32.
COFFEE-The market was inactive, sales
for the day amounting 20 $3.50 bags, and OF
this amount about 1000 bags were exchanges
from the near 20 the distant positions. me
tone was steady. however, and prices ruled
slightly higher, closing at a net advance or =
10 q uoints Operators were apatheuc, but tne
rrarkst was sustained bv an absence of sell
ing pressure from Brazil. European markets
we're steady Havre closing net unchanged 10
,. franc higher, while Hamburg. AFTER open
higher Spot trading was OF hand-to-mouth
character and this seemed 10 be one Of the
prIncipal reasons for the present dulness III
the contract market as there IL 10 reason LOT
dis,rrhing hedges and at the same time there
Is I'm absence OF outside interest Locai spot
market steady with Rio Is quoted at 95zc.
Local contract prices