Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-03-26
MARKET REPORTS


Oct. 1905 1906 1859 1852 1o.es 1898 1898
Dee Dec io..65 i6si 1853 ioes i 1872 1861
Tone. steady: middling. 10 11-16c; steady
SPOT COTTON MARKET
Atlanta. steady, l0Mc.
New York. steady. 10 601OOc.
New Orleans steady, 11-l6c
Liverpool steady. 1v-loOc.
Galveston. steady, lie. CIV
Wilmington. steady, 10 slice.
Savanah. steaiy, 10 5-:6c.
Norfolk, steady, l0&c.
baltimore, nominal. 10%c.
Philadelphia. steady, 10 6J-iO0c. go ..
ROston, steady, 10 6O-IO0c.
Mobile, steady. 10 8 Ice. rl
Charleston. steady. 1Ohc.
Augusta. steady. J0Ac.
Houston. quiet. lie.
Memphis. nominal. 10Tsc.
Louisville. quiet. 105Se.
Macon, steady 1Oc.
Columhis. steady. Zoe.
Charlotte. steady. Toe.
LITTLE Rock. quiet. lose.
HAYWARD & cLARK'S COTTON LETTER.
NV ORLEANS, March 25--News and de-
velnptnents over Sunday were about evenly bal
ket- The London prelate's optimism as TO the
settlement of the strike by today's conference.
bur there was 4 cable early this morning say
ing. Conference again broken up, no settle.
ment." Italy is said TO he on the verge OF
financial and industrial crisis as the outcome
% the war with Turkey. The strike at Law
aNuNNs Maee-s vas OFFICIALLY ueGlareu OH out
an important strike is threatened in the New
Bedford nil district. General aud rather heavy
rains occurred in the central and eastern states
Saturday, but there was rain OF conse-
quenoe yesterday except along the Atlantic
coast. The map shows partly cloudy 10 fair
weather in the entire belt asd indications are
Tor partly cloudy e. fair, warmer. no rain Of
Consequence.
The interesting points of the government re-
Ports on supply aud distribution for the past
SIX months ending February %, are: Total
supply for the period. 16. ~, POI, against r.
1eS.5f2 last year. Exports TO end OF February,
SOU ,s14. against 6,8S5 .s6s last year. Consump-
ton In this country only 221 900 more than last
season. Stock. 2.044.OOO greater, OF this excess
In stock over last season, $4,000 bales 90 TO
manufacturers; $4,000 bales in public ware
housees and other storage places, and plantation
holdings are l.532,0O0 7reater than last year.
q New York dry goods reports show a steady
ami good trade but say Chinese exports de
points in the early trading on disappointing
neWs from England In respect TO the strike
eonferenoe and good weather shown by the
map but the marker soon steadied and assumed
the usual waiting eharaeted il has had for
NAVAL STORES
SAVANNAH. Ca, March 2J.-Spirits firm,
4ee. Rosin firm. water white $40. window
glass Sfoos y $50. N S7.55, X $3.50,
sII2ia. II, g., F $40. - s7.O5, d 500, B
S6-s1lz. Receipts. spirits 135. rosn 12s2
New York bought IN the afternoon and prices
continued l to harden until the closing which
CHICAGO CASH QUOTATIONS.
CHICAGO. March 25.-Cash: Wheat. No
red. s1-o3H a1-O4; No. ? hard. SI.OsA Ql.0e;
No; I northern, s1.119l.14; No. ? northern,
chaff a5Gsi.6s; velvet chaff .s5@slOs.
oats 70. white. SAX z5sHc; standard,
Rys No. . s1Hc. - res
Barley, T5TSI.86. cG~
Timothy. seed. 5000 l45O
Clover seed S16O0a22.5O. -eraiu
ST. LOUIS CASH QUOTATIONS. ta
(By Associated Press.) -
ST. LOUIS. March 25.-Cash: Wheat-No.
red, TLo5t; No. hard. s1.O29l.1 u. -.
oats-No. .. SAX @54lhc: No. 2 white. 55i5c.
KANSAS CITY CASH QUOTATIONS.
(By Associated Press.)
KANSAS CITY. March 25.-Cash: Wheat
So. hard. S1-0411-10; No. ? red. S1.O1d1.O2.
osts~NO. white. stka5sc;. No. mixed.
BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS.
NEW YORK. March 25.-Butter market was
steady. Creamery specials. 32e; extras, doc;
firsts. &c; seconds, 30d33c; thirds, 2Sd29c;
SIZE: rst se Ss SS sS seconds. Soasie third
sI2ecs state dairy tubs. finest, 35G37c; good
b prime. 30d34s; common to fair, 23d29c; |
firsts. 24G2Jc; seconds, 22G23c; factory cur
rent make. firsts. 25c: seconds. 211k d22c; pack
Ing stock, held 2S1z924c; do. current make.
Cheese market was firm State whole milk |
md earlier specials, Ice, do. average fancy, |
ISL g ls+se; state, while milk; winter made
whole min Under grades. 16h17Bs; daisies, !
fan and earlier best. Ice; skins. 5di5c
a4aaaise: extra fIrsts. s8scs- first. se1se sec,
md fresh gathered dirties- No 1. glaze: No. |
22is 925e; fresh gathered checks. prime
eials marks, fancy aud local storage, charges |
aid. SEC; Do. firsts, 36c: do, poor, 1TG1Sc |
20 orss 1o ne sane Dsv IepIsS e Is sRa
l9G 40c; DO. selected whites. fair to good. 35d |
Sc: nearby whites. small. 3OdS3c.
LIVE STOCK BY WIRE
ST. LOUIS. March 25.-Cattle: Receipts, L. |
900 including 100 Texans; market strong 70 /
i0e higher: native beef steers, S5.0OmS.15; /
sows and heifers. s3.00G7.50: stoekers and feed |
r.. g3.T5d6 -: Texas and Indian steers, $500 /
100; COWS aud heifers, S3.50G6.25; calves In /
.arload lots. s5.OodT.OO
Hogs: Receipts. 1850: steady. Zoe lower |
i .3oSl7. Is: good heavy. s7.55d7.T5.
Sheep: Receipts. 5000; steady; native nut |
ms. A.2JaB0O; lambs. s6.O0dSOO.
SUPPLY AND DISTRIBUTION OF COTTON
CBy Associated Press.)
WASHINGTON. March 2j.-The preliminary i
port Of the bureau OF the census on the /
rrply and distribution OF cotton for the six i
arl .l period. September her ] t. February 20.
aiistics for the same period OF the cotton I
ar d 1910. as announced at 10 a. IN. today, |
SUPPLY.
1911. t91O
Total -. 80. -. ..16. 723. 221 ~. 7sS. 572
stocks held at beginning l.
OF nerloo - l,pf9sual l,O4OOfO i
innings - E. .lo.1lO.G@ l.6l2,95l Il
Set imports SECS lS5. ISL /
DISTRIBUTION.
1911. 1910.
Exports 80. .. 90. -. :. 500. Sf4' 1881. 9Cs |
consumption -. -. 80. .. 2.Ge3. $40 (a) 2. 402. O32 !
10 cotton states ... - 81. .3bO. G22 I.16S. 347 |
IN all other states - 1.212.T5 I.215.6S5 /
stocks held at end Of
period -. 80. 6.o92. O2s 4.O4s.5T2
3v manufacturers 80. 1.5f2.e3p i524.952 I
n cotton states &c.. 49, T33. 4O6 $50, 512 i
n an other states -. soc 233 s41.44O /
n independent warehouses 2.2sO. S66 1.TST. COG /
n cotton states 49,. 49,. 2.0sa. sos I.4T1.116 /