New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-01
EXPORTS.
Wheat. bu
CASH Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. July 81. 1915.
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wIIEAT-The wheat market was nervous ana
erratic. with interest centred IN the Cl" ~, Vu n,b
advanced &c from the nnal of FRIDAY. but i~ter
defined jiac and closed 80 net ,e,ed within
r range Of l2c bushel and closed nrm az u.s sopi
The later months. which reflected we co,n INN no
LOSSES Of t.dAc. Underlying sentiment seemed e 70
lean to the bear side on the expectation OF IA'se,
receipts next week and the continued Absence g, ~
more than a very moderate export inquiry lheie
we're some rust reports from the North"est' ny
they we're not ~ serious cn1i 80. S T. so,ng to
he a large one The serious delay TO harvesting
operations the winter wheat belt on account OF
winter and spring wheat will virtually move to-
gether which il is feared will make a pressure on
the market which IL vii require very dcu'e
domestic and foreign demand 10 absorb The Kan
sas state report placed the hdicsted yield IN
mat S,ate AZ rs 700 900 bushels. compared with an
indicated Yield o, l3S. 700 900 In June and II vas
thought more than probable that other states VIII
also show heavy "atss ios "i i s.n,iIsnt Tue
Liverpool market closed on SATURDAY, ana VIII
be closed Monday. owing 70 BANK holMay:
business at least. the only export sales which came
10 Ight during the day being % loads OF durum.
IN 'n o,,o l1St At IS AMI 80 hard at sISh.
c New York: No | Nor Duluth. SlIOh' c I
C0RN-The corn market also irregular clos
ing AZ sc advance for July and izc lower Tor the
other months. The advance IN July was pu,sy
the result u rather more favorable reports on the
new crop. or. at least. on the weather. when was
somewhat warmer IN the Northwest "here the crop
Is said to have been retarded by low temperatures
The movement at primary nonts was stu small.
and the trade was inclined to expect HIGHT receipts
until farmers have finished harvesting wheat and
oats In the local cash market No yello" corn
vss ouoted AZ 90, for prompt shipment.
OATS-July shorts In the oats market were ur-
gent buyers at times and that position closed WIN
net gains Of l7sc. while the late months we're -
lower The local cash market was steady: standard
quoted at 6iizc No white, 6jc; No white. 6ic;
40 white. 6Sisci fancy clipped wnitei o,@oec'
ordinary clipped white. 50 y a 13c. all elevator .
RYE-Niarket easy; No Western, sl07.
BARLEY Market quiet: feeding 7sc and malt
HAY.-SIarEet, aIm: prime ,fl;a5: No !; sLto q
sl.45; No :. S.5j: No 3. $3.50 shipping sl.lo
gallo NEW YORK PRICES.
Wheat: Close. Yesterday.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
Wheat. Corn. oats
To-day .............. $4,000 $1,000 t99 goo
Lasi week . !2I goo ~ goo -. .GS SSS
sEABoARD cLeARANcEs.
Flour Wheat. Corn
Tod,v ... 10 600 $4,000 5000
Iasf week ... 900 400 900 $4,000
-, 80 IS 900 $50 900 1000
FLOUR AND MEAL.
The -four market was inactive. with buyers and
sellers generally apart. aud there was tendency
10 await further Developments In wheat. The fol-
lowing prices In wood are quoted on the New lo[k
Produce
spring clears 5000 $3.50: winter patents. $500
sjsj; winter straightS. $685. $3.50; extra no
winters. $5.lOasjZj: extra No winters ts1a
s.: Kansas straights So 2j@ $500 FANCY spring
patents. jobbing lots ssaSs45 RYE Flour
s5g5aS6.iO. COKNNEAL-Steady; kiln dried;
$llj@Si 3. BAG MEAL-Steady; ane white ana ana
yelIow sISOa$lsj. coarse. Sl10@<l.7S. FEED
CITY steady; bran bulk s24.i0 l00-ib sacks. $50;
heavy midIlings DO. s3l: -four mlddlings do. $50;
red dog -four, HOLD sacks. S31: Western quiet;
bran lOO-lb sacks s2j.2j: standard middlings do.
t3O5J; -four middlingS DO, t33; red dos n0ur'
iiO-lb sacks. .3j.j0G $50. Oilmeal <J79SSIOO.
COFFEE.
A dun Saturday trade characterized operations
I'm the coffee market, and out " total days
business OF / 500 bags. 1000 were In the form
Of Exchanges The demand was very slack ana
while Oh erngs were rot heav they were sufficient
10 cause an easier tone. and final prices were s
Ia points net lower The market whole
ia in a waiting position. with buyers very indif-
ferent owing IL expectations u increased pressure
from Brazil. where stocks Of Santos cOnees are
Increasing steadily. while some traders take the
stand that prices are already below the cost OF
production and that Brazil Is liable TO take some
action 10 protect the surplus which may arse
from the interrupted sales abroad The brazllan
market, were somewhat irregular. Rio being 20
rel, higher while Santos 100 reis lower Re
ceiuts were again heavy, both al the ports and al
the interior and some traders at least were an
tirpating further reduction IN cost ana freight
prices unless the demand improves The local spot
market wa, inactive and unchanged. with ho "a
quoted al &c. Range Of prices o.