Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-07-25

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NEW YORK. July 24.-Raw sugar, firm;
muscovado, 50 test. $3.6SG3-9S; centrifugal.
3 etest, s4-ss@4.4s; mOlasses, 80 test. $3.e1Q
80: refined. firm; crushed. se.O5; graduated.
Petroleum. steady.
Coffee. spot, steady.
Molasses. steady
NAVAL STORES.
SAVANNAH. Ca, July 24.-Spirits steady
5tG51&e Rosin firm. water white. s7.l0@
40. window glass s7,0@7loo, n $eso@
ass. II s6.50G6.55 G ss5Oas55.' y se.50G
6.55. $6.00G6.15. ID $500, $5.2095.45.
Receipts spirits 95s. rosin 3.S63.
KANSAS CITY BUTTER AND EGGS
KANSAS CITY. July 24--Btuter, creamery,
&c firsts- 20sse; seconds lsr5e; packing stock.
Eggs, extras. Ice; firsts. 15c; seconds. Sc.
REFINED SUGAR ADVANCED.
NEW YORK. July 24.-An grades of refined
pounds today.
MONTGOMERY ADVERTISERS REPORT
MONTGOMERY, Ala. July 24.-RepOrts TO
the Advertiser from nearly every county In
Alabama are q little less hopeful in the out
weeks sxo. They Indicate that there has been
too much gain. but with continued good sea
sons Of moisture. the damage viii not be
70 fan off. and would otherwise injure the
weed.
me plant has grown wonderfully In the
past two weeks, the stalk being large and
strong and green and fun Of bOils There is
some complaint that the plant is too large
and that It has developed to the detriment Of
In some counties there Is little complaint
Of black root and rot. and in others lice and
the crop. none Of these. however. doing much
Nest crops have had four and great many
SIX plowings and tine fields are generally com
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Alabama the young grass y thick in the
fields. sprineing W after the heavy rains.
fodder 70 work out their cotton another time.
Mr.. J. c. Phelps IN charge OF farmers
AIabama. has tua finished an is days trip IN
The southern part Of the state. and he re-
Il have found the boIl weevil In the coun-
ties Of Rscambia. Mobile. Washington and
Choctaw. The weeviis were not found IN suf-
fieient numbers 70 DO much damage to the
damaged to 10 per cent. The weeviI will
begin 70 multiply and migrate In September
and October"
DRY GOODS REVIEW
NEW YORK. July 24-The cotton goods
marke;s have been quiet and weak under the
settling IN the raw cotton market as the
new crop year approaches. The drastic reyss-
,oas msas N prices on oeaensd musli3s have
the line. Selling agents are not In mood
70 act quickly. as II must be some months
ssoe aetna eOepp can na tss ssn S9 sn tSe
goods 20 be sold are those made from the
high priced crop OF the past months. The
served ye 70 emphasize the ffeutes sOton
mills are finding in getting anywhere near
basis OF profit and while there is. very
large restriction OF production being forced. the
demand for goods seems 70 fall away as rapid
II as curtailment increases.
Less than $4,000 pieces OF print cloth were
a. aHrA
at nominal figures. The export trade continues
steady and shipments are ahead Of year ago.
: Notice was given during the week Of con-
Z ttnuati0n OF protection on staple prints and
5 other merchandise from which restrictions were
=. recently removed
: HAYWARD & cIARK's GRAIN LETTER
: CHICAGO. MS, July 24.-wheat: There
eial change In prices. The weakness In the
,-coarse grains tende 10 make slightly lower
prices While there seems TO be nothing IN
yuez. We feel that conditions such that
awe prefer. 20 let the. short side alone.
sess- rs SlnsSai rqins throueio6t The
I.lelt since Saturday, caeh prices we're lower
: with the futures, mt outside markets were
not Is Tsak aase osr S mi rersrns sbs
n tire prices OF corn and these rains may
soon be forgotten.
0ats-The demand keeps moderately active
buyers holding off waiting FOR further effect
! of an increased movement -
= Provisions-Tbe market averaged a httie
j higher for ribs and lard on buying BY a. large
J. western packer thought to be covering shorts.
! COMMERCIAL APPEALS CROP REPORT
!. MEMPHIS. Tenn July. 24---The. Comfnerciat
|. Appeals crop summary says aey .3T ii ,.sik
The cotton crop grew and Developed IN a
normal way during the week in the two Caro-
lluas Georgia and al states west OF the Mis-
sisslppl river and in Tennessee. In Mississl ppi
and Alabama there are complaints OF excessive
RAINFALL but the damage appears 10 have been
slight and such as viii be easily overcome with
= far weather. The plant has grown rapidly.
. exeess 81 rainfau might cause excessive growth
r a the expense OF fruitage 90 that dry weather
.Aeasf OF the Mississippi river Is desirable.
- General and copiOus rains have caused
marked revival in the plant I'm Texas and
S1,-f-hcu,aI .ud. the outlook Is decidedly more