New-York tribune., 1901-04-23

Rio ofee marker steady; No Rio $500 eHcnange
states 600: cleared for Europe 1000 stock So3 o1o
shorts! hut whoh later bscsnoe wave ot huh spec.la
preston derived from cables weather news and
@ ne S%p GREENS Of @ san pr@portd rradmey forced
TO the front and eventually created large demand for
Compass The market started quiet 6r with prices
points lower to points higher The trading level i'm
medateN after the call was several points above the
herent Strength Wall street, the and south fur
for bTjsF time sWppeS bv -oom traders and Europe
But as the first hour wore along IT became very e[den &
while sellers momentary became less numerous by II
prices Advancing rapidly july and Angust led the up
rerni snS s9on swung into line and
smpathecaIly improved at ,, ne SANE SANE time sending M
in position. and long Of July and
safe this for general Investment and RESPONDED
summer noaths advance rumorr gained general
greater freedom IN he South that demand for cotton
goods in & ana me soah was w @ 10
seriously in Georgia and the Caroinas and more
central belt July reached % August
vas Of short duration as Covering set IN eaT9 IN the
hs appor no prce rallied to the top notch
tone The estimation for fo-morrows receipts at New
Orleans and Houston we're larger than exGscted bg
Taken whole business was much more active than
inenty buyer, The market finally very steady
Spot cotton closed quiet With quotations 1-1ec higher
IN m nf o6ns 9nT & % ae 'T 100 bans goabn ana t
ksts elegrsPssd as folIows Neworeans steady
Sc: Savannah steady 1lsc higher Sic Charleston
77sc Norfolk steady, lice higher 3-l6c. Baltimore
% hvSs at Arsta % .r qniet and sisaS
at Shc Estimated receipts to-morrow at New-orleans
ana 1890 bales last Houston $500 600 bales
last year
cotton Exchange sPssal ys5PoGl easssRos
Go9o mddng upland ndso sd futures opened
lower to L point higher April. 4$Ss; April MAY. 433s
s4ss st. ssP.emSs5
November December 4o5ias Manches9ermTarns quiet
and f ND 2hf @ oar were generally
quoted Saloo higher % in keeping With the
srieted by the advanGS fair trade nevertheless took
PaSs oted IN s4s Ss @ ar gh 81 ass @
n:r 50 sa s s ns extra T1ea Eo g s s4gss % s.
no grade $40 5oas2o SPOT and to q sgT%s Fo,Is BYE
f. Fancy 81 os Fair 81 S?sa E sGsa 10
Firm dTSs FSs 70 Whites ss and 9 yo 81
Ssio Winter Bran @ ssa,2s cy BRAN
hony chop si7 'fsf oii NEAL faS s5 5sas corn OIL
GR RAIN-wHEAT-Unu excitement attended ,, the
broad bat exceedingly fTon, nnish
a and 91sns short m to M great aSyy Ss6rnr @
%Rss, oSns ne to have n s
sa ": 0si9 4sss:
@ @ R Berlin n @ Of ,S Te session. St % ss hsp p 6
In fTo "a all easily oS gossd red prices 1 S up
mind in addition other influences. The fact that that
demed to make but little difference with the 1onme
business point. fact. exporters although
reporting early in the day with Western
business OF the wire service managed to put
loads, which IS loads done here. one
feature of early trade was good demand from German
houses. by the crop damage. Outside orders
showed Increase while the volume strictly pro
reached a total than
markets in strength for
while. The May option especially firm, ad
yanrine lc premium against ssc
at the opening: the close was &c over. its
hisnes, noint NAV touched TaNc against TIssc
close on Following advance rs al sd
N quotations rise 5T2O points at
Paris. ! point Budapest and y franc In Antwerp.
BroomhsU reported the condition OF whe.t Prussia