New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-04

CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York February 3. 1914.
GRAIN-WHEAT-The market was STEADY
early and prices made slight gains over tne
final OF Monday but late In the session tnsIe
was a quick decline OF i2ns4c, and the market
closed easy at the bottom, with net losses OF
l4Gac In reality the market was harIo";;
and Irices simply lost what had been gained
on Monday. and at the close were back 20 ths
closing level Of last week Tirs recent action
Of the foreign markets has not indicated any
serious alarm abroad. and prices in America
are now above an export basis. LocaI exporters
said that bids were few ana out or me an n
this absence was largely responsible ior tne
late decline in values. In the local cash mar
ket No hard winter wheat was quoted az
gsisc. c (, to arrive: NO RED, 81 ~
nominal. elevator domestic No / Northern
Duluth. 81 OH. ( b ahoat' ana 10 Nortn
ern Manitoba s1Oli2. o b.. COkN-Was
under considerable pressure and prices az me
close were i2dAc net lower. Inc seliuS
seemed 10 bs due largely 10 continued favorable
crop advices from Argentina and renewed Of
ferngs from that country cargo Q, ~ ports
and the cash markets in the West were gen
eraily lower. Cash No yellow corn was
quoted at 70isc. I. to arrive: "a IL 5sv
market was steady early. but late in the Gay
nrices declined in sympathy with corn. Closing
at ssasc net lover. cash market oar ,5g
steady: standard white. 44'sa4S 40 %, or rSp
narv CLIPPED. 44G46c: fancy clipped. 41a4 lc
all elevator. RYE-steady; No p , WfJteyTn,
0,iet. mailing. 6ja75c. c / T. Buffalo. BUCK
WHFAT-steady; Canadian. 81 -; silver null
81 80: mixed. 81 %; japanese, 81 10
NEW YORK PRICES.
Wheat: Omen. High. Low. Close. day;
May. IooIt 1904 1924 9 9es ogf
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
Wheat Corn oats
To-day .641.c0o $4,000 $500 oC9
I "a, ,ear $4,000 1.356oOo $4,000
sEABOARD CLEARANCEs.
Flour Wheat. Corn.
To-day ............ e'oyyo ,oc ooo 1000
Last week ....'.. 800 100 5S90o 2eo.0oo
Flair AND MEAL-Buyers and sellers
were sui apart in -four and the volume Oh
business was very small sPrrnss, &c 49,
81 5Ogs4 20; winter strsishts 81 &C., s. $50
e. ~. EXTRA No / winter 50 oogSS 30; 40 90 =,
g 45ass co: Kansas suaishts, - D g3,t. 90
fancy spring patents, g. e. s sy per loo n
RYE FTOUR-steady. Fair 10 soon' c, 80 81
"a N. choice TO fancy, 50 55qS3 80. tOHN~
NEAI-Ouiet Kiln dried, 81 %. BAG MEAL
Fine white and yellow. 81 4oaS ,a, oO' bren 10
srri,sd 100 n sacks s26 so; standard mo
ding. soc: -four do. SIS 10; red cog; 80 ~,
nity steady; bulk. SO 90; SACKS 80 % 10 30
DO SO 75Qs3o. red dos. $50 90 oinheai' col ~
COFFEE-The way coffee continues 10 ar
rive at Brazilian points Is not Nery sh.Va.
aging 10 those who had bought on pre- '.o'i'
of q falling or In the movement anu
,e-savss nrices were easy, closing az net
decline Of Q to 10 points under quiet bu, per
sistent Liquidation. Receipts during Deeemoer
and January exceeded the estimates ana usu q,
cfs are now afraid that the same thlhs WI.
b,,ren In February Notwithstanding the
leo r,oycreut offers from Brazil were hrm
and unchanged 20 points advance; this re-
s.ricted selling here ana business was small
co,sieting o, IS 600 bags. Hayrc was steady
earlv. but eased of and closed net unchanged
10 franc lower. while Hamburg vas uh .
changed 70 u pfg decline. Braziildn spos
markets were unchanged, and santos future.
y-ere % refs lower 20 - reis hisher. Cost ana
freight Ssnto. Rs were quoted az l25yg !! ioc.
rs ami q a. II SNli2oc; IS at u .5ra II 20
A. and D. u. SAL 40c. and Rio Is AT 9o1F
@ zoe The local spot market was quiet ann
prices were easy. with. Rio Is quoted at e7sc.
Local contract prices: 49,