Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-09-19

25c; do. good to prime. 2sd24c; do. COM
mon TO fair. 17G1ac; process special. 23c; do.
extras 21hc; do. firstr 22c. seconds. ia
II &c; factory current make firsts. 20c.
Cheese firm; receipts S36. MIX specials.
l4c: do. small cOlOred average. l2c; do small
white average fancy. llAcs DO. white.
best. I41sc: new skins, 1ls@10c; old white, I2a
MIX fancy color,d l3W13tAe: d.. white. l2st
lse; Do. lower grades. eolored. il611hc; do.
lower grades white. 1fG11hc.
Eggs steady; receipts 11.4s4. Fresh gath
cred extras. 25G27c; extra firsts 2SG24c;
firsts. oi022c; seconds. iea zoe; thirds ira
isaIsifc: Do. poor TO fair. i2ai4e: gathered the
checks, good to prime. i4914lse; state. Penn
sylvania aud nearby hennery white fancy large.
merry brown. &c; western gathered white. 226
PC; refrigerator first seasons storage. paid.
2o1t @2lc: seconds. ls01nc.
SUGAR. COFFEE AND PETROLEUM
NEW YORK. Sept. 1S.-Raw sugar firm:
mnscovado. 50 test SIS; centrifugal 90 test,
SIS; moIasses. 50 test. 500; refined firm.
spot coffee quiet.
Petroleum steady.
Molasses firm.
NAVAL STORES
SAVANNAH, Ga. Sept. 1s.--spirits firm. c0K
650l1cs rosin firm: water white. 81 20I7 90:
window glass. 50 o56T.00; n. 50. 65a6. 50: NJ,
Sc. 45fe6. 20. n. So 45fl6. So: l. So 45d6. 50: H.
Sc asge.So; g. g. 4oae. 42is; F. 81, 4o@e. 40;
z. S6-S546. 20: d. SO so; B. S6.O0G6.10. Re
ceipts Of spirits. 761; rosin. 1918.
coNMERcIAL-APPEAL's CROP REPORT
MEMPHIS. Tenn. Sept. ls.-The commercial
APPEAL weekly cotton crop report says:
Is the large amount CT cotton that is open. In
all states east Of the Mississippi river from SIS
70 - per cent Of the hollis are open. This
Rains In the western dsticfs have retarded ohen-
Inc 70 some extent and parts Of Texas max
ing top CROP Elsewhere the late growth
Is not important and IL appeas that any likely
frost win do small damage
Temperatures were very high during the week
awT wfn fre~ -
weather and no rain. great advancement win
be made in this work. As yet no withholding
from market Is noted and the ginning has been
10 expect higher prices and later the crop
may not be freely sold unless prices improve
In this the last weekly report Of the present
growing season, correspondents opinions sum-
Marie about as follows:
North and South Carolina: Crop no better
AMI possibly slightly less than last years.
Georgia large outturn in southern and
central counties with possibly a little smaller
crop than last year In the north.
Alabama: Owing to good crop In the south
ern districts the yield may exceed last year
hut only moderately Very heavy damage BY
mississippi: Indications point to smaller
crop than last year.
Tennessee and Observation-Disclosures are for
good crop. but not the record breaker once
LOuIsiana: Estimates run 80 TO so per cent
over 1910.
Oklahoma: Indications point to smaller
crop than last year.
season. where IDEAS are expressed. they run
10 to Is per cent greater.
CHICAGO CASH QUOTATIONS
CHICAGO, Sept. 1S.-Cash, wheat No. 2,
red. s2&c; No ?. hard winter e4h9961kc;
No. 1. northern spring, $l,05d1.O6; No. 2 do,
s61s@sLo2; No. 2 spring s5% Qs9c:
Corn a So; 2, ea@@ese; No. 2 white and
Oats. No. 2. white, 44h@45Ae; standard.
Rye. No. ?. ssHass,zc.
Barley. T061.24
Timothy. 12.5OGI450
ST. LOUIS CASH QUOTATIONS.
'rsek No. :. red. s2N ass1c; No. 2 hard.
Corn. steady; track No. ?. ssHc; No. 2.
..s,s. steady; track No. :, 44Hc; No 2
shte. 45isn45&c
KANSAS CITY CASH QUOTATIONS
KANSAS CITY. Sept. ls.-cash: Wheat un
an-ed; No. : hard. e2@sehc; No. 2 red.
corn steady: Nos white and mixed, e4,kc.
Oats unchanged to i5e lower: No. 2 white,
COTTON GOODS REVIEW
NEW YORK. Sept 16.-The cotton goods
market were stronger and a little more active
q print cloths sold st Fall River. half were
for future delivery and advances OF Lice were
from q 600 10 5000 bales of heavy and light
weight sheefIngs for delivery TO China in DC
tober. November and December, and other
business pending
Prices on heavy weights for export have been
established on a basis OF 7c for 3-yard sheet
ings and 44c for 4 20 sheetings. The price
revision on singhams has been followed by very
general ordering for future delivery staples
and dress styles There has been further re-
vision on fine printed batistes for spring de-
livery, this time a reduction Of Il c yard
70 basis Of TIC being made by one OF the
large western houses. The cut has been met
on eastern markets and It Is now eontended thar
these cloths are being offered below cost for
long future shipment There has been fuller
demand for domestics in brown sheetings and
drills bleached cottons and colored cottons.
The ordering has not been In large quantities.
but iobbers are apparently better satisfied that
cotton Is not to fall to the low levels anticipated
month ago. Yarns are steadier and there Is
more business being placed for future delivery
Stanle prints. percales and low priced print
goods generally are in broader demand.
Mills are resuming operations and there are
many Indications that the radical price re-
vision, are stimulating trade.
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