New-York tribune., 1908-04-23

The local are. for sD2s, g, cotton ton was S.i quiet Tit2
p[-ee5 AZ. 3o- rnIdiIing Guf Southern spot markets
reegraDhed as follows. NOBLE sIsaGy love
&c. sales 2O7 bales Charleston and Whining on
bales: Baltimore nominal : higher at l05S St
Is.tis Roek nominal unchanged at a5c Galveston
quiet unchanged al 10 slo 4-es - aTS' 40 5Ss"
Houston steady. UNCHANGED at ioo; ss-es & baIes:
s-eston auiet and steady unchanged a. 1otsc Esti-
mated recpts a. leading points for Tagrsasy 9aa ~
1O1s last year a. ttst"tst. 900 20 e'y asas
leans Soc 70 300 against 4742 last week and 312o
Cotton 1ase ~esal Ive.goo1 cables; SPOT cot
/ 5ao- American 600. receipts 10000; American,
COO rniddlinE upland 542d futures opened stead
NOR, rs. closed barely steady At net edTancs OF
15are s5Zzd. Tune-:Iuiy. = ESD July-Ausust 4e2a:
k1rst-ser rterser 4s5'zd sePtena5er-ootobe- 419 4;
0ctober-Novernber. 47444d: NoTember-D Decer'lber.
7crz Manohester-IaTns. dun and easier cloths
1TIoTR AND MEAI-There was fair trade in
rou- ts-ay f2r nearly 81 grades Prices gEsTe arn5
,y.css The following are prices quoted on the New
York Pr.taos Stnter paterts S{5or
81 So spring clears, s4as4 so: extr. - Winters
ff6JTtFirr quoted: FAR 70 good s. 4oSs4 SO:
S-2-sz SG-o,cz- KIN drIed s. BAG MEAL-steady.
2aoseas Fne Ta1fs fr,essern an1 am ~ City stead
Quoted western spring. So 50. STANDARD rniddling
s E se7 50 SIS SACKS. ralddIiaS SIS . $50 50 Ted
ses SIS IS sa, .as ss5 APc5i o1MEaf MET s5i asa
s-R
usf ne grain market opened tals morning vas sizcd
P a 5eaT. o @75 7Is.,ss5Iy fesh: the weather map
80 ~-r5f+Trns f5- the whea. crop, sufficient
rains ~ having Visited the Pacific cast and D D.
Tsookes i nne shape exceptional yield Broom
a reported the Russian outoo as on te ELoe Or
able; in the soutaEssa inning caT6ot he a. god
ilro; eie' % ~ ~ s,,rh ne ar-eage under winter wheat
southeast especially the Calcas district the o1u
is generals tavorabe- Ths PrasssAn report makes ts
-oadil.eH Of whest On & AI r. 70. 20 ssaias s. IN
,!e-n-- az y =, srrI Is ast yea Against all other
-(1efsa-stfCrz however ana entirely dominating tie
market vas congested Ma situation II three lea
ing ma-sslsl!cago MINNEAPOLIS -lG Ne" M M
acTaez4 Ell 9e'z 7 elG e5 en- Tapd sivance In May
~ ChiaEo extending ths difference over July 70 es
started s1 sc'Le JoleEns no no m Iuv Later de ad-
tarr= was partly further tns weather reports
- - Gecliue Of '4c, Exporters took Il Loadz -
Miller reports tbs "esls oug ls .85 bhi.
.rt - sfsb the previous and 8os 43o last year
S,1stn,r1-r of wheat on the Az bushels ot
g 90 ass- rfcvlOus week 12:7tspo bush; last leai
- 9ss5 b.si 'THs Northwestern Miller reports -four
$. - rertsrs ,o-thir1s q output It that tho
crop outIoo buyers hearisf; at tl+Fe az
y r fb l a4.7' 81 f15s riiers are reported antc
TatIu- tetter trade Kansas ~. sa'9. as srirs
v-at falls 70 fayorab!y influence hour demand
f~- 5uycr4 reluctant 10 c0ucede advance; bus ness
stasl.nt TIE cash market tI2soa Sts@ly eaf No !
Northern DuHIth 81 - and No hard w,net; g - = =
-tracted big movement with no supporting De
ruanL the market acquired - -
eEs a f.t FOR fSe Ma canseston when wheat
vseaEeaec. declined also. 4a fueo no.e I -
HI.-i-@G Hl, 81 Sales Tor export loads. and The
1 MARKET closed 755ac nominal n elevator FOR 30 :
oATeIoafs we're moderately active and about stf4i-y
ne cash market was also steady 81 - 7fg LF LiIl 5
~ : western s@i.e o New York. bAl'i-Ei Mar
s.-r rarniuaI.