Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-07-11

tons. ss.ooaET5: lambs. s4.oo@7-lo.
continued rains in central states cause sppre-
hension and have yet to pass 70 the most
erlcticsl crop period In respite to production
are new. The market steadied around - "a
for October. but is watching the actOn Of New
CHICAGO CASH QUOTATIONS.
CHICAGO, July 10.-Cash Grain-Wheat,
No. 2 red 81 dSs&e; No 3 red se0sTkc;
No. hard ssA@ssAe; No. ] northern,
s2G97c; velvet ehaff ss6s9c; durum se6e2c.
Corn, No. 2 62kd62&c; No. white 63h q
6sisc; No yellow 6Sde3ke.
Oats. No. white 4Tis@4sc; standard 4eAa
ST, LOUIS CASH QUOTATIONS
ST LOUIS July l0-cash: Wheat weak
track No. rel. s4is@sec: No. 2 bard. s7@s5c.
Com lower; track No.-2. SIC; No white.
oats lower; track No q 47c: No. white.
soc.
KANSAS CITY CASH QUOTATIONS.
KANSAS CITY. July 10.--Cash--wheat, 1c
lower; No. hard selsas2e; No. red
con~iq2c lower; No. 2 mixed and No.
oats unchanged; No. white 1sAc; No.
mixed 4764sc.
KANSAS CITY BUTTER AND EGGS
sse; firsts, 2le; seconds lee; packing stock.
BUTTER. CHEESE AND EGGS.
NEW YORK, July 10.-Butter firm; receipts
6.e55; creamery special, 26c; do. extras. 24c;
do. firsts. 21h422hee; do seconds 2O@21e:
2311c: do. good 10 prime, a0622c: do COM
mon to fair 1T619c; process, specials 22c;
Dc. extras, p lse; do firsts 22ei seconds,
I1d17hc; factory current make firsts, 101bc;
DO. seconds. is1ke; factory thirds. l5sSG
Cheese firm; receipts LIS; milk special.
an
white average fancy, i've: large white
average fancy. Ike: lower grades coll
ored. eh611e; lower grades white. sN a1ozc;
old state milk fancy colored. 1s0l3hc; do.
white. i2G13c: do. lower grades. coored, 11d
II &c: do. lower grade white. $lld11hc.
extras. goa &c: extra firsts. Isd17 i5c: firsts,
141615c; seconds 49, 614c; third. 12Q1sc;
fresh gathered dirties. No. /. l2he; No. 2. 10A
cred checks good to prime. sasc; state. Penn
sylvania and nearby hennery white. 21625c:
%. gathered white. lease: do. hennery brown.
zoe: western gathered whites. 17aipc.
CHICAGO PRODUCE
CHICAGO, July 1O.-Bufter steady; cream
cries. 1o123c; diaries. 17mI0c.
Eegs steady receipts, IL 400 cases; at mark
cases included, ll91lhe; firsts. 14isc; prime
21sG13c: young Americas. 1sa1Shc long
horns. 13613Lc.
Potatoes strong; old. sl.so@1.4O; new. $500
d5.25.
Poultry. live unsettled; turkeys. 12c; fowls.
12c: springs. 20c.
Veal steady 20 to-eo-lh. weights, sd9c;
90 to Ssh: weights. ehG1olsc; s. to ilollb.
weights. lie.
COMMERCIAL APPEALS CROP REPORT
MEMPHIS. Tenn. July 1O.-The CONNER
sis T.e ARPfi , gees notion spoTt says
day night show that moderate showers TO
heavy rsins fell in central and middle west
pisces the rainfall was heavy enough n
completely relieve the droufh. In others II
was light Crop accounts are excellent in
eastern and southeastern Texas and everywhere
else throughout the cotton belt save In Okla
bona. where light showers have given only
further deserioratson in the eotton croo had
taken place. but prompt revival is now
to be expected where the precipitation has
been sufficient
In ali central and eastern states the crop
Is growing very rapidly, having been stimulat-
ed during the week BIZ showers and seasan-
able temperatures. Nowhere has tho
been excessive enough 20 give ground for Sc
rious complaint. South Carolina Is deficient
y rainfalL recent rains having been poorly
rapid growth usual al this season but up
e he present no harm has come from the
The crop in southern Georgia and southern
Alabama and Louisiana Is large and early and
heavy August movement Is indicated.
Cultivation continues almost perfect and
suefous they hare not yet become very de-
. although boil weavfls becoming more ii.
structive. Sufficient rains for all present needs
Ahave fallen IN central and Atlantic states
MONTGOMERY ADvERTIsER's CROP Re
PORT.
MONTGOMERY. Ala. July 1O.-Reports to
The Advertiser from practically every county
IN Alabama indicate that prospects for a great
cotton crop this season were never 80 flatter-
ing with one more good general rain the
crop for the most part will be considered made.
and unless a serious blight should come-a
thing altogether unexpected-m0re cotton viii
!. be made this fall than ever before In the his
: tory Of the state.
There Is a uniformity In the reports with
regard to the cultivation. freedom from insects
Sand other pests. fine weather seasons and
5eeanness Of the fields from grass and weeds.
The farmers are showing no disposition 10 lay
dby the crop, bupt are giving II continuous
shallow cultivation. In line with United States
government Instructions. 10 keep the moisture
to the surface. IL IS doubtful II ever a crop
50 closely and scientifically cultivated as
: this has been.
. AS a rule. rain is not badly needed There
are spots like portions Of Russell county, and
OF the counties the western border. that
have had no rain for weeks. but this Is the
. The plant is healthy and strong and Is fruit.
ming rapidly. Everywhere there seems TO be
a superabundance Of hollis. and In few places
Ithere has been any shedding.
y Corn also bids fair TO break the best pre-
vious record. The early crop injured spri-
ously hy the drouth. but the later paintings
have had good seasons Of rain. and have been
cultivated necessarily. This crop Is being rap