Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-08-20
MARKET REPORTS

cries 22a24c: dsiries 21d2sc. Eggs steady; re-
ceipts 10.55T; at mark. cases included, lehei
ordinary firsts tic; firsts 19c. Cheese steady;
daisies i5A 0IShe; twins l4A@15c; youns
Americas 15hG15&e; long horns l3h 8l5Ne
/ Potatoes easy; receipts s. cars; Minnesota os4
e3c: Illinois 5SG80c; Jersey s5GSOc Poultry,
| alive steady; turkeys lac; chickens l2lsei
springs lec Veal steady at 9@lSe.
SUGAR. PETROLEUM. HIDES AND LEATHER
tBy Associated Ptess)
NEW YORK. Aug. 1a.-Raw sugar steady
.os; moiasses sugar, s9-test. $50 Refined
steady.
Petroleum quiet.
Molasses dull
Hides firm.
Leather firm. H.t
BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS.
(By Associated PressD
NEW YORK, Aug. 19.-The butter market
barely steady. Creamery extras &B926lsc
firsts. 25lk aa8mc; seconds. 2s024c; state
dairy tubs finest. &c: good 70 prime, 2S0l24l3r
common to fair. 2292se; process extras. 2S9
2SISc; nrsts. 23h G24c; seconds. 22323c; fac
tory current make, firSts, 22023c; seconds.
21G21tsc; eurrent make, lsA92Oe; packing
C-Seese, firm. state whole milk new white spe.
cial. I5s. di6e: do average fancy, lbAe; state
whole milk. new, under grades. l4dl5hc; poor
70 fair. IOT1se; daisies. new best, taisc; poor
to fair. lodiSe; new specials Ia &c; new
choice. % 9icc; sbims, under grades. 7dThe.
Egg market firm. Fresh gathered extras,
2!gsse fiIst fresh GATHERED
dirties. No. l. I5G16c; No. 2. 15Q1ec; fresh
gathered checks. prime. 1i8iSe; poor to fair
| Ioa12c; refrigerator special marks. fancy and
lOc; Do poor, 1915: do dirties. 10000.
NAVAL STORES.
Especial Dispatch TO The Journsl.)
! SAVANNAH. Ca, Aug. l9.-spirits turpen'
tine firm at 4Oc; ssles. none. Rosin firm; water
white ss.O0as.o5: window glass 81 .eoQ7 IS;
n So .IsaT 20: NJ 50. e01T.o 90: SO. T5eI6. 50;
Sc. 20; Fl $50; q $40: F So. 70; z $1,000
&. s.: SIS. 4506.50; S6.301 30; sales, none.
Receipts spirits ISL. rosin %.
DRY GOODS REVIEW.
NEW YORK. Aug. 1a.-There has beer some
easing IN prices OF gray cotton goods follow
ing the decline In raw cotton. Trading has
been on a very limited scale as huyers hesi-
tate to operate in an unsettled market. The
drop has had no effect on bTanded lines Ios
the jobhing trades as the mills are well sold
for the next two months and few offerings are
made.
dence to buyers who need 70 operate for sDring
delivery Strikes at New Bedford. and Adams.
Mass fine cotton goods mills. still continue.
There hes heen an improvement in the demand
Tor ginghAms during the past week and the
congestion In dress ginghams is disappearing
steadily. Printed goods for the manufacture
ing trades are being ordered for spring. Staple
prints in Eub-standard counts are being sold
moderately at first hands. Expert trade is
quiet With shipments on old orders steady.
Print CLOTHS. 2s-Inch. 64xs4s. 4c; 64x6Os. SAC;
3stA inch. 64x64s, exc: brown sheetings. south
ern standard, ac; aenims 9-oz., lSi5e; tiektngs.
S-oz Isc: standard stanle ginChams, eve;
Etands-a prints, BLc: dress RingbamE aAc.
rowwERcIAL APPEALS CROP REPORT.
MEMPHIS, Aug. 1a.-The week favor
ahip over much The larger part % the cotton
states. and In many sections the development
NJ the present time Is all that seems possible.
The plant IL growing very fast and is taking
on fruit in very satisfactory manner. The
earlier bills sre nearing maturity. and II frost
Is somewhat delayed districts thRt once looked
roor will make a fair large crop. II Is
worthy az notice however, that up 20 August
/ the plant small over very wide areas
and had not set any fruit n speak Of Since
that dare II has done well. hut naturally has
not made M for all early deficiencies. II Is
also true that owing TO the delay IN this
process. a late season Is needed 10 mature the
crop. Expectations to the general progress are
NOTED 10 North Carolina aud south central and
southern Texas where rain has been. INSULT.
Client 20 carry the plant forward. There IL
very little open cotton except in Texas Boil
weeviI are more numerous In Missouri aud
Louisiana.