Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-05-03
MARKET REPORTS

steers, S.. 50da 90: cows and heiferss IS. 259
$50; stockers end feedrs, SS.9oq6.fo; Texas
and Indian steers, IS. 5Od5. 90, cows and heif-
eFs, So 50@T 90; calves in carload lots, 50 90
Hogs-Receipts, 10000: steady. 5@lOe lower.
Pigs and lights. S5.25G7.s5; mixed and butch
ers, 81 .6067 SIS; good heavy, S5.75@7. So.
sheep-Receipts. 1000; strong. Native NUT
tons. IS. 757 s. 90: lambs. 81 .25ds. so. ..I -.
CHICAGO CASH QUOTATIONS.
(Ry Associated PEess.)
CHICAGO, May Cash: Wheat-No. red,
H.14al :le; No. ? hard, Sl.l4@ llsis; ! north.
No. spring. S1.1sdLls; velvet ebaff, $1,000
LII; durum, S1.00dI.1S.
Corn-No. s0ac; No. white s0is Gs1e; No.
oSts-No. ? white, NG5O%; standard 5sss
Rye-No. .. s4he; harley sOcGS1.s5.
Timothy seed-S10.Ooa1s.O
Clover seed-Si4.O0d20.5O.
KANSAS CITY CASH QUOTATIONS.
(By Associated Press.)
KANSAS CITY. MAY Cash, wheat. Ne 2
n' 10 C corn mixed. size No p white silse
Oats. No. ., white, 5Tl1c@Ss;; No. ? mix
s'' ISL sT' LOUIS CASH QUOTATIONS
CBy Associated Press.) 1s
ST. LOUIS May 2--Cashi ~,
whest-No red. s1.le@1.21; No. ? hard,
si Corp-No. 2. seize: No. ? white. ssK@s4e
Oats-No 2 SIC; No. white. 5SAc.
BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS.
CBy' Associated Press.)
NEW YORK, May 2-Butter market was
weak Creamery specials, 33ci extras, Use;
firsts. SIC; seconds sOQsse; thirds. 2s92se;
firsts 24a25e seconds zssqzsei creamery l hels
special, SIC; extras. ssQ 20 y, a. ts.s, 100
tubs, finest, s5G3Tc; good 70 prime, so1S4e;
common e fair. 2sa2ee; process extras; 2S1tg
firsts asc; seconds. 2ih a2se; packing stock
held. 2aM 24e; do. current make 2oSc; pack
ins ssoek E HS; Steady. state whole milk
and current specials. 1Se; do average fancy,
l54c; state whole milk. winter made
STATE sase-s 1hoie milk under grades 1IHai5c;
daisies, fan and earlier best loci skins
80 market steady. Fresh gathered extras
22s; fresh gathered dirties, No. 1. 16hQl7e;
No. q 1Td1scs fresh gathered cheeks, prime,
f5ai5he. POOR to fair, 149lse; refrigerator
paid, 2Ols aeic; d. firsts, loc; do. poor l7@
isc; DO. dirties, l6d20c.
LIVERPOOL COTTON
TIE following were the ruling prices on the
A Tone STEADY: sales 1900 middllng. s.2sd.
opening Range. pm. Close. Close.
ian. A Feb. .e.02 ds01 600 6.o2ia Cos
Feb. Mar. s03ss G6.Olls 49,. o'pSl9 o.vss5
Mar. q April SOS B6.uS15 49,. $3.50 o.og =
April & May-6.o -6os1a 6'l0ls e.i9 =
Nay s June. g; loasosta eos s,igh s-i isi2
June & July. q. 1oiam 6US ol1 o-iot2
July 4 Aug. .61I1s 96.l0lA slo55 e.is e-t ieH
Aug. A Sept.6I0 @6.0ela 6.Oa 6.1l1s Sigh
sent 4 oct. sos s,o4i5 604is ,6.0I SIS
Oct & Nov. .6.03 q y OF 6US o.olts o'iO'5
Nov & Dec. .e.0Sis de01 6.0ais o.05 og5
bee l. Jan. SOFA d6.0l 600 6O<ia b.Uo
HAYWARD & CLARK's GRAIN LETTER
CHICAGO MAY 2.-Wheat-We are OF the
fmpressioa that liquidation has about run It's
course ana that the market at the moment Is
heavily oversold. We also believe that the
government figures, due next week, viii be OF
A character so confirmatory Of the shortage
already established 10 the winter wheat tnat
present prices will seem more than attractive.
Corn-General trend Of the market i upward.
Cash demand was moderate. prices being IN
changed as compared with yesterday. Preaic-
tons are for more unsettled weather ana We
believe n market has had brak enough.
Oats-Afarktr ruled strong early, the defer
red deliveries weaking later with heavy liquida-
tion by lecaIs as well as considerable short
selling. We continue 70 feel very friendly to
the long side.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
p CHICAGO. May .a.-Butter. steady; cream
cries. esGS1c: dairies, 2442sc.
Eggs weak. receipts. Sl,162 casesi az
mark cases included, 1515e; ordinary firsts,
16lse: firsts. l7i5Wlsc. -
Cheese. steady; daisies. IGN q1Ie; twins,
1914 dlo&c; young Americas. lt&l1Ac; long
Potasess. weak; receipts rs cars; wiseon-
sin. T5c9$i.o0: Michigan and Minnesota, 0Te,
Poultry. steady: chickens. 13isc
Veal, firm, TdI2c.
COTTON OIL MARKET