New-York tribune., 1901-03-29
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

corrvr, -. .. New-York March .; 1901
and fsf sard iS1 '0sS Foreign fuTs
although generally bearish The market
opened quiet with prices UNCHANGED on cali no sales
the total for the day was but "a 500 bag an unusually
T@des h9wever the public took no interest in the market
a. the ce qofadn! a!q Rrs &e net uaeangd and the aTei
changed While Hamburg detlned parjta i Pts Brasi-
m cor efP,s a | wfT % again h1Ey ny nefoF "~ns TeRoIsd
ent OF . 900 bags Rio e9Tee was quoted j eis lower
houses was quite liberal at ia s6 hass The open market
SPOT article however was dulI ana barely steady
@g2at31s @ ms %Srs sG1e2t @ W a9nn. on the basis & Of ea
Britannia cleared from Rio Tor the United states
COTTON-The cotton market showed n much better
iq7 points further advanced 7a15 points on rapid
I & oy he ne SIoss @ am anu no poi1f Ter lass Ci
Acys selling to seore profits failed 20 weaken the market
absorbing al & SdIerInE The market closed HSdy at
s2urasins cables Lverp2oI reporting an advance Of
cally favorable prices already
IN The English market m & as TGmP&5ed Tth ne % s2g
houses the theory that he difference existing between
advance by decline Receipts hardly
Week ngured at bales against ios 900 bales
last season and believed that the visible i0 sgpDy &
sa s sp the gpP Sf rns ssT more
points & G an bs an pe e Tn oae
ing that with encouragement from IveTpGol and
appear Reports from cotton goods centres
Spot cotton closed quiet with quotations &c higher
Of sl6e Tor mddling upland and -lec for
We're teeeraphed as follows: New-Orleans firm, nm
28s9 at ef & Ne 6sf 2u at 9pSh1ased ths.to at
eH unShaRsSa ct at ,c & Wlngn b m eiy i afieTc
nominal unchansea ssc; Augusta hrm. Lice higher
Estnsted epts to-morrow New Orleans are 5000
bales year ago; Houston 1000 70 100 bales. com
p1a & wiF PSsnes pctaI Tverpooi cablesspot cotton
moderate demand sales 5000 bales; apecu!aon and eXa
bales: American, 5000 bales middline UPLAND 10 Ssd Cd
s3z. points net higher. March. ASS: March-Aprii,
APP, ARMay Mas 4 s5 HayI1Rs 429; @
sep'smber m c 25b October e ioSg4 10; oG5S 5
Manchester yarns quiet but steady Cloths moder-
GRAiN-WHEAT- Export business in wheat yesterday
reported high as 50 loads near the close and al
shippers themselves. nevertheless had considerable
the highest point day. last prices showing &c
nuet indeed NOT varing nior than IA c all the fore.
noon with scal2ers in besrsh mood and ready to take
accelerate the Lnal advance: News from the winter
many ny reports was little less bulish to-day.
klied about eye5ythng in sight claim, however. that
Via Weatse in h SortS and ge 1ned NE sun dsinn sI
Houghout the winter Wheat Staten bnt tbe e6ea @
Price Current was distinctly bearish reporting less
by recent wet weather Among the foreign markets an
81 Being H BY s6Sns the to only
active demand for wheat oaTgoss off coast Paris
10 10 points lower Berlin closed partly "a mark up.
is franc net higher. The Northwest movement.
again scheduled to show falling or nevertheless main
tains rather full voume the moment reaching 1854
ears to-day, compared with 377 week and
1875 cars last year The entire primary increment amounted
70 i4sOO bush compared with $4,000 bush last year.
Sea6oard cleGrances included 5000 bbs Of -four and
Ss5op g bush Of wheat Quotations otIcash wheat b
arrive old No Northern Duluth. 90c arrive: No !
Northern Duluth. SEE Northern Chicago.
No red New-Yor1. sfs4c store: No . red New-York
81 NC ohOat; Nc New-SoIk. Si;.c spot and No .
hard chicaeo sii.c spot ffN-rhroughout the en-
notably al Chicago where tere seemed to be little
or SAFE and good speculative demand from local and
ousi5e continued light. Chicago
, receipts Is3 cars 81 graded contract
and 200 expected Friday. Although weather
ditions throughout the belt have improved little, roads
still bad and transportation difficult. There
partial advance OF "a 80 in the English markets. and
sdered II somewha. significant
attained its half no.wh-
standing unsatisfactory from