Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-18
COTTON GOSSIP

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J. NJ Anderson: Traders who went
home short last night, expecting an cas-
Ter Liverpool because Of labor troubles.
were surprised at the quotations sent
over by that market and their covering
sent December 10 1920 on the opening.
Gables reported good buying in the
the unfavorable crop reports from Mis-
siss!ppL, Louisiana, Arkansas and Texas,
which this market had yesterday. but
az Zen u ,I yen. ,,oo, - -
adai 0 tn iUGai Uuiis aPpe"rTu 10 re-
80 ny 20 mn iiIle9 i2Iuag 4 no '.LSL
bify,5 3uS itiE uy
i,s, si 1ae orela pI'tS
~ -; tiyi "a an, III I iil;
!CIearj1gH Wea 'iIu p' NAV S brine bring about
Ten"t So nuI n5 os Iior III si
il looks purChase on any reasonable
downturn >,
cotton crop as OF Sspte;inpsear II az o.
per per cent i as compared WIN oS.S per cent
month ago aTd * ner % cent Per fo ST tbe
SANE H1 S Satss is s5o year dgncriros m follows
North Sarolina SontS Csroii,,a ,.
S ssi6ni Fl% 0ss1 a Aiioa,qa 81 MIS-
90 ~ ma
weeks wee AGO. when the condition vas AZ
per cent
Condition bv States follows. South
against so; Florida 81, against Sc, Ma
bama 20, against 70; Mississippi 70,
against 70, Louisiana IS. against "A:
Texas 65 against Go: Arkansas IS
against p. Tennessee 6S, against so.
Oklahoma A. against SO Average 81,
against G99.
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9hrnaJ iTTei Cnanse l'fieme
moi secured tTsir rUttor M. -
now he exnected IN come activeiv MO
m ,,,arLat 1o5lS e. r,,,s{,iyr,t IL
sd iT Il"IH heforo IooK lot Gt"nsloeraoIe
''e VI ''e i"oi''''-
uror,.,, r,u,,.os., o ~ r,...-,
cable .irIosSH bII,irS IN, ME- p o,'j
taple. iledFE guy ing Dy AIheflca ana
me continent Reports OF crop damage
5y..,, "e0iH turning 10 ouIIs cauSeH
baIl ieaatrs are taking "a cents with
VT" - oul me sl"o 1,,.M ot senator
~'a' NO Ha"s9 I've 1"e mar NET
=, 10" IH -, some suop SpoL people say
u,at SpiuheTH are not buying because
u0l Lty 90 not beleVe the advance
Will holu.
Ocean freight rates to Liverpool are
easier, being quoted a 30 to 80 cents,
against a fiat 35-cent rate last week
NEW ORLEANS. Sept l7-HavWar1
Clark: The weather map favorable
shows cloudy over the entire belt. gen
eraI rains. only very light i'm Texas and
Oklahoma. but some good rains in Ala
bama, particularly in the eastern nor
ton, where the Government says rain
is needed. general showers also fell over
the Atlantics
Rainfall. Roswell. Texas. OF. AmariI-
10. IS. Oklahoma 1G. TayIor raining
OF. San Antonio. raining - Gnrnl5s
Christi raining rs. GaIyestnn rain;rt+
Al. Palestine raining a.. Sbrava,,or7
OF Fort smith %. Vic5shurg rainiury
"a. New orleans IL. NT0ntgoTery I g;.
Nashville IA. Chaftanoora o.. lama
ana Cbarieston Of &upIIsfa 10 Sgvar-
nan 10. Jackson NJ ,c1 pf1 30.
Houston OS. Jackson Miss IL. mir
miugham So. Admission or
9e NW the G eI 9 a96
by the conference committee on the
character Of the cotton market IegisIa-
pass. the cotton market stood at atten-
for the worst. and ready. on me one
hand TO begin q period of splendid con
structive endeavor in the behalf Of the
cotton industry as a whole, and on the
of interest. for a day 10 come when the
staple shall revert to primary principles
of trade in vogue before the days Of
New. ''N;eS5. from M Washington was Of the en-
couraging sort The NeY Orleans tai