Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-05
COTTON GOSSIP

NEW YORK. June 5.-The principal
feature or the market to-day was the
strength in July. Cone. SchiH and Wa
ters purchased the option heavily, caus-
ing the advance.
Marsh, Hentz, Myers and Montgom-
cry were the leading sellers.
Sentiment continues very bearish.
The market was extremely duh yes
side business. The only feature was a
little strength in July on buying by
Waters, HentZ and Liverpool This
near month frmness held the new crops
IN The latter Of any significance Some
OF the gossip affecting July was that
Liverpool would take 10000 bales more
out OF the local stock, that a prominent
ing 70 hnance what would be left Of the
ceruhcated supply and that there was a
snort interest IN Jul of 100000 bales.
Those buying the near options are ap-
parentiy selling the new crop.
Sentiment continues bearish and no
advance OF consequence is expected as
long as this feeling prevails With the
favorable weather and crop advices
Liverpool continues TO report firm ca
bles, with big sales. The English op-
orators, however. have discredited the
day was said to be based on rumors of
hot winds in Texas Unless certain
sections of Texas receive good showers
during the next few DAYS the crop will
suffer materially.
Liverpool cables: American middling
fair, I'D; good middling, 6.sSd, mid
ding, 6.66d; low middling, 6.50d; good
ordinary, 6.l4d; ordinary. 5.S0d.
NEW ORLEANS. June 5.-The
weather map excellent, shows fair over
south central belt, partly cloudy else
where. Nice scattered rains in North
west Texas, parts of Oklahoma, Arkan-
sas. Alabama and Atlantics Warm
temperatures will prevail. Indications
are for rain; cooler in Western states
Arkansas, North Louisiana, North Mis-
sissippi, Alabama and AtIantics.
Memphis wires: "Showery and unset
tied weather is indicated for most parts
Of cotton belt during next "A hours.
Further light rains are reported from
Atlantic States, which IS quite favora-
bic.
The New Orleans Times Democrat
says New Orleans declined and New
i
practical restoration Of the parity be-
tween the two markets existing prior to
Friday, when the holidays began. Most
everybody is bearish on favorable
weather, but in spite of the fact the
bears have predicted toboggan price
slides ever since last winter, the mar
ket continues to move along a well
beaten path, with the actual stuff hold
ing its own in a confidence generating
Nevertheless. the spokesman for the
bear party are talking, with increasing
assurance, about the splendor Of the
crop prospects, the rapid progress being
made, and the favorableness Of the
weather when Contrasted with the
weather during April and May last year.
and they now go even so far as to
prophesy a very early large movement
Of new cotton. Only a short while ago
the talent was busily engaged In prov
ing to the world that while the chance
for large crop had not been destroyed
by cold weather and by dry weather
the necessity for replRnting had de-
stroyed all chance for an early maturing
crop"
san Antonio '' Texas: po''1 We are certain
ly having growing weather here for
cotton. and where rains have been suf-
fCient the plant is doing nicely There
is a section including all the country
between San Antonio and Beeville and
west Of that line wheHe no rain fell
when we had our rains about the middle
Of May and where crops are doing very
poorly on the whole the crop Is still
very backward in this section and a
good rain would be OF great benefit in
an OF South and Southwest Texas"
one of our most trusted CORE
spondents from Georgia writes: do not
agree with the Government condition
report Of this State They state. how
ever, that it was only made up to May
%. or a little before, and at that time
III IN ~ rail q
have had ample rain since then, how
ever. and the weather is hot and favora-
BILE Stands practically perfect. fields
clean and well cultivated, and while a
little late, possibly conditions just now.
with a week more of clear weather TO
cnmnlete chonping out. could scarcely