Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-26
COTTON GOSSIP

NEW YORK, June 26-J N. Ander-
son SAYS. Liverpool did not respond 70
our advance Of yesterday and the sell
ing around the opening was rather gen
eral, but the spot people were eVlaenJiy
buying July. Liverpool and the Conu-
nent were thought 90 have sold sum
mer months Immediately. The trading
throughout the day has been rather
small, as tomorrow is notice day ana
everybody seems to be waiting 10 see
what may be the outcome. Sentiment
is more bullish and further advance rs
anticipated before the Government re-
port next Thursday Private reports
are not so favorable 20 crop COnGltpnS
as they have been for some time past.
"B0ol weevils are reported in Missis-
sippi IN sections where they nave not
appeared before
Liverpool. Hentz and scattered longs
sold July yesterday and Heutz offered
TO 600 bales az 20 when the market
was 1921 Some thought this was 10
reassure shorts for the moment go they
would not run away July had most
10 do with the strength In the new
crop positions, although offerings were
limited M the latter Geran, the Wal
dorf broker. purchased 1900 bales OF
the new crop. MCFaddeu. Springs,
Hicks, Dick and Mitchell were good
buyers
The Turner's report was considered
hullish and Weld makes the condition
1913. against So last month. Sentiment
is turning quite friendly TO the mar
set mainly because Of its stubbornness.
the way 10 took 10000 bales, which Pell
sold. and on the idea that the latter
win buy the contracts back on the first
favorable opportunity
Dallas wires: Texas and Oklahoma
are generally clear "
NEW ORLEANS, June 26-Hayward
& Clark: THE weather map is very
favorable: partly cloudy TO fair over
the entire belt, few light showers at
scattered points. mostly In the Caro-
liuas and south Louisiana. Stationary
temperatures, except some warmer in
Memphis districts. Indications are for
increasing cloudiness generally, scat
tered showers, particularly in the At
lantics."
The New Orleans Times Democrat
says: "Ali along price opponents have
Contended that the cornered condition
Of July at New York was the dominant
factor, and none Of them developed any
particular attention 20 July at New
Orleans. Now the bear party learns
that several men have been quietly buy
ing up July at New orleans and that
they expect to receive cotton on the
contracts they hold. The significance
Of this Is apparent when II IS remem-
DereU lldi the NeIUdNN TOT dtlhhl tbA-
ton I'M the South exceeds the offerings,
and that actual cotton owners expert
ence no difficulty IN selling al fun mar
ket values Meanwhile, the bear has
discovered fresh cause for market CON
Germ over European trade conditions,
and sees fresh danger In the reopening
Of the Balkan conflict
ION the other hand bool weevil talk
is attracting increasing attention, the
latest reports being to the effect that
the cotton plantations In Mississippi re-
Gently purchased by an English syndt-
cate are badly infested. Current crop
condition reports do not make quite so
good a showing as has been expected
by those men who Of late have drawn
their daily inspiration from the favor
ableness OF the weather map and for
this reason high price people found the
way clear yesterday 90 reassert their
claim that the plant over very large
area has not made satisfactory progress,
because Of an adverse start and is now
under size