Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-09-09
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velvet chaff s5dS1.O0; durum eOdo6c.
Corn. No. 57GAc; No. white S'@ose' No.
oats ats" No. Q. so,sc; No. ? white ss4@s4Hc;
stndard 33dS4e.
NAVAL STORES
SAVANNAH, Ga. Sept. s.-spirits firm.
TOHc. Receipts 93j.
! Rosin firm: W. w seS5a6.7S; W, G. $3.50;
G 81. IOa615; F s6.O5d612la; f Se.o5; d 5000;
$500. Receipts 19,O6l
KANSAS CITY BUTTER AND EGGS
KANSAS CITY. Sept. s.-Butter. creamery
2ec; firsts &c; seconds 2Sc; packing stock
Eggs extras 2sc; firsts 22Ise: seconds 15lsc.
ST. LOUIS CASH QUOTATIONS.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. s.-wheat-Cssh steady;
track No. 2 red s1.OO@1.O2; No. 2 hard s1.o1G
corn-Cssh steady: track No. 2. Sc; No. Z
'oSts~cash weak; track No. ?. sic; No. :
white S5d35hc.
ST. LOUIS CLOSE QUOTATIONS
ST. LOUIS. Sept. s.-Close:
wheat futures lower; September. eTc; Deem
Der. Sl.01h.
Corn futures higher; September. 5eKc; De-
oats futures weak; September. soHc; Decem-
Der. S3Lc.
lead higher. 81 1924.
Spelter higher. S5.S2h.
Chickens I2iAc; springs. 1916; turkeys, iac
ducks. HE; geese. 7dsc.
Butter steady; creamedy, 2QS115c.
Eggs firm. p &c.
KANSAS CITY CLOSE QUOTATIONS
|. KANSAS CITY. Sept s.-Close:
wheat-septenber "a lae bid; December es14 a
rpsHSc: May s1-o2Ts d1.o3.
corn-september sc; December Sshc; May
KANSAS CITY CASH QUOTATIONS
KANSAS CITY. Sept. s.-cash:
II. ~, . har 0TrT7G
No. 2 red. e9cdx1.0o.
Corn. kdlkc higher; No. ? mixed. 55Ae
No. white. 5si5c.
Oats unchanged; No. white, ooc; No.
mixed. 3293Sc.
HAYWARD & CLARK's COTTON LETTER
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. s.-The census Figures
give $50. S24 bales as being ginned to Septem-
Der l. comparing with 3sS.242 last year and
400 90 year before. 1t was about as expected
II shows the crop late in all states except
Texas and portions OF Alabama. Georgia con-
trfbuted only 20.s1T bales this year, against
1901 last year and 64,2sS In leOs. Texas
ginnings are 32S. 625 bales, against 2S1,9O1 last
year and 2so. e2s In l90s. 81
The weather map shows favorable conditions
partly cloudy % fair In the western and At
lantic states. Generally fair In the central belt
So far the map shows no storm lines except
faint outline on the south Atlantic coast. In
dications are for showery and colder weather
weather with showers is Indicated for the re-
mainder OF the belt In the next two days.
Liverpool was inclined TO be steady. Futures
gained s points. but according 10 cables. lost
the advance on American selling.
Spot prices unchanged; sales. 1900 bales
The cable said there is large continental de-
mand and the market would have done better
except for selling for New York account. There
was also & rush to sell in our markets around
the opening. and prices here broke to II. "a
for October and December. but around this fig
ure support increased and caused rally. There
appears TO be q more pronounced inclination e
halt around present prices until the storm and
frost period have passed. and also because the
spot markets seem to show resistance between
iSc and 13tsc and the trade demand for cotton
is improving. Leading New York opinion II
along the same lines.
Texas spot wires still report willingness Il
sell and demand short OF offerings. Spot buy
ers here reported some transactions this morn
ing at about Ac below yesterdays quotations