New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-23

The local market for spot cotton was quiet. with
and 10 ?oo FOR mlddlins Gulf sales 100 bales south
o%er at sales 4{ bSss stead st
lo1e sales 937 bales. Baltimore nominal. UNCHANGED
sales, e. bales steady unchanged az csc
bales Wilmington quiet I-16c lover at s15lisc:
Memphis steady I-1sc Tower at 10 SIDE sales I 200
bales New Orleans quiet Lice lower 1870 sales.
Friday: At Galveston. 5000 1900 bales. against
Ise9 last week and 1881 last year; Orleans
$500 to $500 against 5l22 last week and 1920 last
Cotton Exehanse special Liverpool cables: Spot cot
ton good demand; sales. 10000 bales. speculation
ddns SPand $50 $50 Future! 3C op:n sd
68s5 u 3nIS aPIl, Nay ENG May-June.
November. 5.32d, November December. 5.3Od: Decem-
March SOD IA Mane hester
Yarns quiet and firm; cloths fair business doing.
FLOUR AND MEAL-Flour poor demand to-
GAY With prices over in some quarters in sympathy
moderate local The following are prices Quoted
ON me se MeW York Produce Exchange: Spring pat
es patents $6q 50 go spring clears 81 6oas5 10:
fa i6@ 2qG s6 81 Ear ST. to s2G3 $ so choice
K KR dT aed s. %s 10 BAG Quoted
FEEDLWeste1n quiet; city steady quoted: West
S s9 see So red dog Ssl CO. Sly bran s2s 20 buE
3PT m tG homny chop ST. bulk SIS 20 sacks.
un GHAlS IHdueasa. Te4s g 6e. sT
OF o., the grain and The market LEFT to itself failed
i9dtcats ted loss Of SC by mis- ettended 70
closed Sun unsettled with the net matter OF
selling here again p% i'm iGads ,e me foreigners were
cables showed clearly enough Sa ha9if OF ste ana
on this side to Influence opening cables doomed to
ms5aTry proomhall cable stated that the Liverpool
higher IN sympathy with the hrmness in American mar
Of the mo the Ens a a9a dT as the sbia
abroad was the result Of growing lack OF confidence.
Pected, continued brilliant weather favorable
peIsted by favorable reports as to Weather and crop
aSa rnsIi6 e @s promises IN this country ana Can
parts OF the belt where farmers trying get IN
world Is PROMISING and to supplies they are coming
Russian argentine ana Australian shipments viii all be
easier spot markets, markets easier
# not decidedly lower but quite nominal BUYERS
corresponding advantage in hcur holders
in wheat has resulted in the liquidation good
for reaction on no better ground however than the
Ieae9n ine0Fy eners being assumed that The scaTg
ticsy all other Influences are bearish Secretary F O.
Wheat acreage viii be about 500 600 acres Which viii mean
increase the production OF approximately 10000
soil :afnratad. ali $1,000 'H chssf nrorscts STsaf
ly improved Old wheat practically gone; farmers
says that the agricultural outlook Canada is
high p ss in Rma e Pe
Weather continues cool to force vegetation but win
wheat is regarded with increasing confidence and is
improving in appearance oas seeding Is well under
large acreage IN corn; soil excellent condition Pack
ing 100000 hogs for week. against 10000 ago
The local cash market closed follows No red 81 40
asked IN elevator and 81 40 nominal afioat; No
Northern Duluth and No hard winter, 81 p ahoat.
coRNThere was no demand for corn Early In the day
close irregular, nominally la41bc lower The
country offerings and unsettled weather the latter check
farming operations deferrng the ons
unusually large owing 10 the tempting price
Which o0Ta nas SOD ta m s org eTea