New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-17

name concessions to attract buying Interest Du-
,eln rcp,f'el moderate sa,t aud Miller we're fair
iue .rricc. in wood are quoted GA the New York
llgluce Etchangg spring paiems, 80 'ogi1 10.
SJsj. winter siragh,s. $3.50 $50, extra No /
winters s. l0@fi -. crtrs No ? winters. 81 900
g, kan,'s Hraishis ,e2sH,s.eo fancy spring
nun. fair 10 good s. ,oet5 30. cholc. To fancy.
{595a$ClO. CORNAiEAL,-Stesdy: kiln dried.
low. 81 SSStisS. cosTs s.0 81. soS,iYs FffEbE
Weston steady bran. 100 10 sacks so asa 50 90
standard midiIlns do. S2sgtsO -four middlinss 40.
So. red dog hpuf. li0-lh sacks. i3i cB stesdy
bran bulk. t2i 20. 100 NJ sacks. S26 heavy mid
d.inss. do. t3l -four middllnTs do. So j0G 500 ;
a S2S. 50.
Trading IN the coffee market was quiet Yesterday.
hut fluctuations we're irregular enough TO refcct
rather nervous and unsettled sentiment. With the
close showing net loss of from 10 points
sales were only 1900 bass The early cables from
Brazil suggested 40 material change IA conditions
81 far a. the primary markets were concerned. and
only one 10, Of coffee changed hand, on The cali
win the price point above saturday, closing
figures. and one or two Of the other months also
SOD point cr two higher dntins the morning 9u!
later eased on under scattered offerings. although
there appeared to he no change IA the general char
acier u the news. Mail sdycss from Germany
demand for some time 20 come probably served To
emphasize The uncertainties 0f Brazifs European
lt."lhttt WINE lNt lh'i lNal bIhAllaU NtflllA
fallen on 80 sharply from the tremendous figures
reported ~ the beginning u last week Is consid-
cred more indicative ~ regulation than OF supplies
actually available IN the interior. Al the same
time The prospect for government support has been
followed hy rather an improved demand both In
the spot market and for costs and froights. and
there is nothing IN yesterdays trading 10 suggest
actual pressure from any position. General
Interest meanwhile IS evidently awaiting de-
vc 0pmeniS such further details Of the Brazilian
plans for sustaining values or early reports from the
coming crop with reference n which the weather
conditions o. the next month will he important
Ncsterday's cost and freight offers were quite ir-
regular. with quotations based English credits
ranging from 6bc Up 10 2. 40c for Santos g.. the
latter doubtless beng specially described. while
quotations for Rio Is ranged from about soc 10 &C.
The local spot market was unchanged.
The total warehouse deliveries In the United
States last week were III bags. against IS. 800
the previous week and l5a 238 last year. OF the
former amount New York had g.. 229 bags
tleatances and shipments " coffee at Brazilian
ports during the we'k we're As follows RIO clear
North Africa and ~ 600 10 the Cape River Plate
and the vest coast ~ South America Santos clear
suceS lis Oo0 bars including IS 600 20 the United
states. 1875 900 20 Europe aud North Africa. auI
1000 70 the Cape. River Plate and west coast N
South America Victoria ceATauccs 10 the United
States. 1900 bags.
Bahia rcccp's FOR the week were 500 bags
STOCK 600 hays. clearances % the United States.
MI. 20 Germany. NIL and elsewhere. 500 tons.
Receipts a. RIO aud Santos last week aggregated
54l 600 bags. against 81. 0n0 the previous week.
20 900 last month and $50 600 last year Range II
prices;