New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-14
PRODUCE AND
GRAIN PRICES
Wheat and Corn Reach
New High Levels
Easier at Close.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. January 10, 1915.
WHEAT.

WHEAT.
Wheat again rose 10 new high levels. With
active buying prompted by bullish sentiment
ns u result Of the recent large export sales
and growing feeling OF apprehension Leaf
the severe cold wave in the West damage
the nex crop. Tho export demand was less
nctive, however total sales for the day az.
gregnting nbout 100000 bushels, including
Canadian wheat at tho seaboard and hard
vinter wheat at the Gulf. and private nd
vices from Europe indicated = moro besrish
feeling there regarding conditions In Amer
lea at least. Longs sold quite heavily On the
advance. and there was more or less selling
which wts thought 20 10 for foreign ne
count. Under this pressure prices declined
ihM2bo from the top. although at the close
there was partial recovery. and final quo
tations were Mi NC net advance.
Receipts at primary point. showed tho ef-
feet OF the cold weather. and the movement
was lighter. while seaboard exports con-
tinued very liberal. In the cash market No
durum wheat was quoted AT sl.4lt No /
Northern Duluth. SLAB. and No l Northern
Manitoba, sl.{6a4. all o b New York.
CORN.
Corn was strong and higher. with prices
n new high records early on aggressive buy
ing prompted by pronounced strength abroad
and private reports estimating a loss Of IS
per cent in condition In the Argentine crop
~ = result OF dry. hot weather. The unset
tied cold weather N tho West was also
ogainst the movement and favorable for
heavy feeding. Prices reacted little late,
bu, final quotations sere ia6L5sc net higher.
3. -. Snow placed the amount OF corn In
,armers' hands on January al 1850, 100000
bushels, o, which l&39, 100000 is OF a
quality which can be sold for rs ordinary
uses. In tho local cash market No yellow
corn was quoted at sal2c. prompt shipment.
OATS.
Exporters were said 20 have taken about
5O0, 900 bushels Of oats, and tho market was
strong, with prices at the highest point OF
ths season. The local cash market was firm
BoT5lo, fancy clipped white, 63k@55l &c;
ordinary clipped white, olg5Sc, all elevator.
RYE.
Market stsady; No Western. sl.os, b
New York
NEW YORK PRICES.
Wheat: Open. High. Low. Close. day
May. l'5o3t i'5o -
july. l.2eh 1855
CHICAGO PRICES.
Wheat
May. i.29 129% 1878. i.2sA 1.2S
july. L22h 1929 l2i l.2lfs 1901,
Corn
} HPy :: :S' go: :Ss 81, s So. - 20.
-
Oats:
Ja JUG. 9@Ssi, aaSi, asa. iSis Isl.
FLOUR AND MEAL.
Flour was again quiet. with buyers not dis
posed 10 pay present prices. The recent
strength in wheat caused some nervousness
the part of those who require -four In the
near future but they were somewhat encour-
aged By the late reaction in the wheat market.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-Market quiet at
s275as2.sO per 100 h. RYE FLOUR
Steady fair 70 good, s5.6o4s5.l5: choice to
fancy. s5.s0G s5.95. CORNMEAL~-lirm :;
kiln dried. s9.9OQs4 BAGMEAL-Firm; fine
white and yellow. Sl.90; coarse. si.72. FEED
City quiet bran. bulk, $3.50; 100 III sacks.
s2i: heavy middlins. do 81. flour middlings.
do $3.50; red dog -four, 40 ID sacks, s32 (;
Western quiet bran, 100 ID sacks, SID ;
standard middings, do. s22.75: -four mid
dlings, do, s26. red dog -FOUR l4O ID SACKS,
s2s.75: oilmeal. st0.75dsil.25.
PROVISIONS.
The cold weather in the West has APP
parently checked the movement OF live hogs,
and as the hog market yesterday was very
firm, with gains OF 20 20 30 points at Chi
cago, the provision list responded with a
sharp upturn early on good buying. The adj
vance however, again attracted selling press,
ure. and toward the close the market eased
off rapidly. Receipts of hogs at Chicago were
81, 900 estimated for Friday. $4,000; kansas
CITY received 900 and Omaha 5000. PORK
Firm; mess. sI95Od $40 family. s21 q s23 ;
,hort clear. $1,000 s23. BEEF-Firm; mess.
sl6.5odsl7: family. slsdsls.50; packet, 81 !
Gsl7.5O: extra India mess. s27ds21.50.
DRESSED HOGs-Firm: bacons, 9ise; $50
n Zoe: 100 ID. lo.c: l40 ID. l0'sc: pigs,
1os,c. CUT MEATS-Pickled bellies steady {;
10 II. ii2.c: 10 ID. ilisc: IA ID. II l.c.
Picked hams steady: quoted at IA, q l4s.c.
CHICAGO PROVISIONS.
Yester-
Iard. Omen. High. Low. Close. day.
Janusrv .slo.s2 5000 sl0.57 $1,000 sl0.52
NAV .......lO.s2 ll.00 1852 1890 1O.so
RIBS: ,.o ,o -
May 1895 100 1920 1890 lO.s'