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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-01-26
BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS.
NEW YORK, Jan. 25.--Butter, firmer. Re

NEW YORK, Jan. 25.-Butter, firmer. Re-
cepts 4,675 packages ,,,,l
42c; creamery, extra (92 score), 4012
creamery, firsts 1881 scOre), 50 1sM39 19c;
creamery creamery, thirds, 81a8Sc; creamery, unsalted,
higher than extra, IL y Gg42c creamery, unsalt-
ed, extras. 40h Gale; creamery, unsa!ted, firsts,
341a; creamery, held, higher than extras, 37G
31h; creamery, held, extras, 36A Q36A c;
creamery, held, firsts, 1914 ll56c; creamery,
31@31 he; state, dairy, tubs, finest SSn3Sla &C;
state, dairy, tubs, good to prime, '341R@37c;
waited, extras, 3SAG34c; renovated, firstS. 81
qS3c; renovated, lower grades, 29Wa1c; imita-
ton creamery frsts SI@S2ei ladies, June
seconds, Sl5c; ladies, current make, lower
grades, 27h@2sc; packing stock-Current make,
No. l. 2SGl2S1ss; current make, No. 2, ~ 1ac;
current make, lower grades, 26g27c.
Cheese, firm; receipts, 1857 cases. New
York State-Whole Milk-Flats, held special,
24Ac; flats, held, lower grades, 21@23c;
flats, fresh. colored. specials, 221a d23lAc;
flats, fresh, white specials, 2215 "a 231ac;
flats, fresh, white, average run, 22c;
flats, fresh lower grades, 2OM211ac twins,
Eeld, specials. 2ia 2412c; twins, held, %ver-
:; twins. fresh, average fancy, -;
single daisies, fancy, 24h@24&c; all styles
undergrades, 20M22c. Wiscousin-Wholes MIX
-Fancy-Twins held, 24@2412c; twins. fresh,
23hc; single daisies, 24Q2414c; double
daisies held 2i@2419c; double daisies, fresh,
231sc; Young Americas 90 lbs.) 2412d241ac.
State-Skms-Held, special, 2oa2lc; cur
rent make, specials, 19019lAc; choice, 1Sm
1S15c; fair to good, 1615@171ac; lower grades,
11M16c.
Eggs, steady; receipts,6,577 cases. Fresh
gathered-EXtra fine, dozen 43d44c; extra
frsts 41T42c; firsts, 40la @41c; seconds and
lower gradess, 3sd40c; refrigerator fi-sts,
37@371ac; refrigerator, seconds 351A d3715;
refrigerator, lower grades, "341 - a 35hc. Nearby
and white eggs State, Penna. and nearby
western hennery, whites, fine to fancy, asa
Soc: State, Penna and nearly hennery, whites
ordinary to good, 44d47c; gathered whites
as to size and quality, 43@4Sc; nearby. whites
pullets' eggs, 40G42c; western and southern,
gathered whites. 44@46c; State penna. and
nearby hennery, browns, 43645c; State, Penna
and nearly hennery, brown and mixed, ordinary
to fancy. 40443c.
SUGAR MARKET
(By Associated Press.l
NEW YORK, JAN 25.-Raw sugar. easy; cen
trifugal 5.O0; molasses, 4.15; refined steady;
fine granulIted, 6.75.
The continued unsettled labor situation and
the easier feeling in raws led to further sell
ing in sugar futures. At noon prices were 3 70
points net lover.
Closed steady and unchanged TO points
lower Sales, 10000 tons.
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CLASSIFIED ADvE RTIsEMENTS
SEEDS AND PLANTS.
THREE BALES PER ACRE

Record of Msnleys Cotton under Boil WeeVIl
conditions. Early, prolific, resistant to droughts
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KANSAS CITY CASH QUOTATIONS.
KANSAS CITY. Jan. 25.-Cash wheat. No. 2
Corn, No. 3 mixed, S9c; No. =, white, 80 hc
No. ., yellow, 99I2c.
oats, No. 2 white. 5sc; No. 2, mixed. 55@I Sec
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET
(By Associated PreSs)
CHICAGO, Jan. 25.-Butter, firm; creamery,
S11k G36hc. .. o,.e oo.os. t;r,ts
3o8. "a 4oc: ordinary firsts., S793sc; at mark,
cases including 36d39c. ,,.
Potatoes, higher; receipts, 10 cars; Wiseon-
sin. white, al 706l1 IS; Michigan, white, 81
SrI %: Idaho, Washington. Colorado and Ore
con, white, Sl.90G2.05.
Poultry alive, higher; fowls 2oc; springs
, tSl2c.
John F. CLARK CO.'S COTTON LETTER.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 25.-Quiet reigned in
notifies overnight and the only topic attracting
notice was report from bsri far 'nat onfarance
which was followed by communication TO
Washington leading to the opinion OF some
was counteracted by q decline Of nall point
in consols from So TO 52@2.
Liverpool futures closed about points better
than due with spot quotations points higher.
great deal of hedged holdings have been
yvorEed off to the consuming trade on the de-
cIIne and the strongly held nnhedged portion
of supply is beginning to stand out clearly at
cent and more over present putnTe P prices,
"a Il I'm order 20 get the cotton, as there
is nothing to indicate that the power of hold,
spot quotations has been entirely on nominal
quantities. .
weather conditions continue bulish. Mar
shows fair and cold in western half Of the belt
but general continued rains IN the eastern
half where a decided excess in rainfall is shown
while the winter dr0uth continues unhroken oyei
a large portion Of Texas. During the wet
smell OF the past three weeks central and soutt
Texas had only inferior precipitation. Severa
points in that territory complain OF lack OF
moisture for crops and stock. lndica tions are
for generally fair and continued cold in th'
western and central belt, further rain in th'
AtlsntcS
The market after n sagging reaction to 1870
for May worked up to 1854 on tho desultOrl
covering. suggesting partial change in feel
/ ing and repetition Of yesterdays reports Of
Z increased spot inquiry.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-01-26

CHICAGO CASH QUOTATIONS.
[By Associated Press.)
CHICAGO, Jan. 25.-Wheat-No. 2 red
s.. 90@ 1929 No. 3 red, $1.SJ3t a y .SG55; No
hard. nominal; No. hard, nominal
COrn-NO > yellow, S1.O2%; No. 2 yellow,
S91ad S1101a; No. white, Sl.OO1a @1.O1.
Oats-No. white, 5SA "a soc; standard
$50 m59l@c.
Rye-No. 2 $1.4S.
Barey-Si .O0M1.2S.
Timothy-S3 50dJ. so
CIOver-S12. OOMI7.JO.
Pork-$31. 20.
Iard-SlG. 22d16.2I.
Ribs-S15. GOA so
ST. LOUIS CASH QUOTATIONS
The following were the cash quota tons on
grain and the, previous close:
Close. Prev Close.
WHEAT
No. red 900. 49, G199 195
No. . hard &c. Nominal 1913 @l9o
CORN
No. -. -. ..1Oe1i 100
No. white -. ...102 a1o2h lOl
No, ? -. ...5s 57h
No white .. -. Nominal 80
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-01-26
CBy Associated rresa.l

(By Associated Press.l
NEW ORLEANS Jan. 25.-EffOrts of recent
sellers to get their contracts back gave the cot
ton market here a steady tone around the open
ing today. In the first half hour Of business
the active months rose to IL points. The main
influence At work was the increased demand
for the actual cotton.
Reports that supplies OF hedged cotton were
getting low a7d that holders of unhedged cot
ton wanted much higher prices than were being
quoted, increased the demand for contracts. In
the trading Up to noon the advance was widened
to 10 10 - POINTS.
The continued large export movement slim
ulated buying in the afternoon and in the
trading M TO 1:30 the the active months went
TO q net advance Of p 70 % points.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
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COTTON OIL MARKET.
ITYERpnnI COTTON

today:
Tone. very steady; salesy 5000; miodiing,
IN I'll
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-01-26

ESTIMATED COTTON RECEIFTS
New Orleans expects tomorrow. 800 TO 2,ODu
,llrs. against G.455 bales last year.
Galveston expects Tomorrow 100 to $50
ales. against $50 bales last year
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-01-26
COTIOa Sid FhODUNAb WANhL4
Basis Atlanta for current month shipments.
kpd

pssis Atlanta for currens month shipments.
Bid. Asked.
,-r,aa oil -. 80 800. "a 80
OC ceDi Seeu MAI - -. -. 300 $500
C" S609 SEED n'a.' P'i.e' -. $500 So 90
Cotton seed ne a. 70 per cent pro-
teiu - &C..
S,Ns,naS - 34.5O So. 30
O., ri,, sd IA is loose - 1900 IL %
,,ost,,., -e.-d G,iIls sacked. o. s. 1S.J 10. 10
TfnterS ftrst cut - 80. &C.. ... SC 1Oc
LINERS mill run. o.. o.. 70. .. .. csc 7hc
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-01-26
Grain
lRy Associated Press.l

CHICAGO, Jan. 25.-Hheat advanced sharply
today. influenced by the fact that the British
chancellOr's speech at Bristol was construed
~ many traders as a denial of President Will
sons plea for peace. Much attention also was
given by the bulls TO assertions that the next
few weeks were likely to witness heavy de-
creases in domestic stocks Of breadstuffs.
Strength of coarse grains tended also to lift
the wheat market. Opening prices which rang
ed from y to &c higher, with May at 1.S5 to
1.S6h and July at 1.54 to 1.54H, were followed
by a slight reaction but then by material fresh
upturns.
Absence of indications of much new export
buying led afterward to a bearish reaction in
wheat. The close weak at 1sW1ac net
advance, with May at $1.s4B d1.S5 and July at
S1.j.i 4 az l.55%.
Highest prices yet this season we're reached
in the corn market. Prospects Of rig reports
formed the chief stimulus. The amount Of corn
left in farmers hands said to be much
less than the case year ago. After opening
4 TO sc higher, the market continued to adj
vance.
BuenOs Ayres advices that prohibition of corn
exports likely in March prevented any
radical setback. The close was steady at Ma
Isc net advance.
Oats sympa thiZed with corn. Offerings were
quickly taken, chiefly by commission houses.
Higher quotations hogs and grain carried
provisions upgrade. Eastern interests headed
the purchasing which on a broad scale.
CHICAGO QUOTATIONS
The following were the ruling prices in the
exchange today:
Prev
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-01-26
Cotton
IBy Associated Press. }

NEW YORK, Jan. 25.-The cotton market
opened steady today bullish overnight spot
advices with first prices points lower on
January, but generally ] to IL points higher.
Demand was limited, however, while Liverpool
seemed TO be selling here the moreover diff
fsrences. and the market soon turned easier
under scattered realizing. May sold off from
l7.23 to Ills before the end OF the first hour,
or back to about last nights closing figures.
The character Of the early trading suggested
that the scattering local short interest had
pretty well covered, and business was very
quiet after the opening. 1t was rumored that
the British government has been making a can
Vass in Lancashire with q view TO determining
the minimum amount Of cotton needed by the
British mills for the balance OF the season.
Reports Of an improving spot demand from
domestic .uills seemed to inspire more active
demand later IN the morning and by midday May
rad advanced 10 II .:}3, Is points net higher.
A few stop orders were uncovered on the adj
vance and after they had been executed, prices
eased off 4 u points, but the undertone was
very steady early in the moor hour.
Trading continued quieJ toward the middle
Of the Afternoon but prices held very steady
and about Is TO 20 points net higher.
NEW YORK COTTON
The following were the ruling prices in the
exchange today:
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Atlanta, nominal, IT.5Oc.
New York, nominal, 1T.l5c.
New Orleans steady, 16.SSC.
Liverpool. steady, 1O.T4d.
Augusta, steady, 17.20c.
Norfolk, steady, lie.
Houston, steady, 1900.
Memphis. nominal, 17.25c.
Philadelphia, steady, 1I.4Oc.
Dallas. steady, 16.G5c.
Boston, steady. 17.l5c.
Mobile, steady, lie.
Savannah, nominal, 1880.
Galveston, steady, I7-2Jc.
Charleston, nominal.
81. Louis. steady.
Little Rock, quiet, I.25c.
ATLANTA COTTON MARKET,
Atlanta spot cotton, nominal .......... 1860
keCeluLs
SHIPMENTS fuo
Stocks 10 aVO
,o-ro,r Grin pR0nUCTS MARKET
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NEW ORLEANS SPOT COTTON.
lBy Associated Press.)
NEW ORLEANS Jan. 25.-SpOt cotton,
steady, Z points up. Sales the spot ), 775;
To arrive, LOIS. Good ordinary, 1888; strict
good ordinary, 1888; low middlinG 1875;
strict low middling. 1888; middling, 16. So
strict good middling, 1880 Receipts, 2,34l;
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We pay S36 WEEK 4.o - st;tsi : IT.. r
10 ~ w. duce poultry compound. Years eontrzet>
- IMPERIAL MFG CO. DkPr- rAkSorS AANA-
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Sn eiliigen ser Sale ipiirOe alS
@rino Scr @eigcrrng ser omcrifa-
niideu 5luggc oen oebiibrcnoen He.
ipcft 8ii eripciicn, 0omit entiduIoigt,
OaB Die Gltern 81 io5ialiitiiben Ser.
cinigitngcn geb6rct uno iie IS nidt
erlmI6en cine anoere 5laggc 81 ia
lttiren. Tie gan5e 9lngclegenbeit lit
notiirlid in Scr Ereiic iiirhterlid
oifge6aicbt uorOclJ o6ne Dab man
Oorouf 9iiidiibt genonlmen 6ot ooB
SiinOcr in jenen Sabren chen nidt
ben @critano 6o6en ais mie sic al
ten Serren in Scr 9e60r0c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-10
alcincre AsriuiIcaicn.

SSu oon 9lGumen ocs n&ereins ser
aouileutc mo 5abrifontcn" iauo Ge-
tern 9iadnittag cine Sibun9 wcgen
fer 6obci &cbiibrcn iiir fleiuere 9Gri.
piIcgieH itatt. Gs muroG- iibcr sic
glu.mort nee Stoot. .&roflrator8 Q.
.. Sielo, peldc OariaI6c inioloc ser
Scibmcrocn pes GcrcinS gcianot bal.
ic, oisflittrt iuiO 0cidloiict DAB, Ga
Die Sta0ipermaltuna iib mei1crt, oal
@inIhcn oeS &ereins nad5utor!s
men Ole @eridte in 9luiprub 81 nej.
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-10
Sin fdlimmcr so0n.

Sn Grmaneelnpg BON $t1.45
mirDc Der 81 Sabre olte @corgc
S1uler BON gtr. %. 0itSom6ura.
Strv BON 9iihter Ronit i'm l1olidcu
Diltritt ms @eiGngniB eeIhicGt.
Seine cigcue @hltter iogtc ocgcl ion
ans 5ic eo6 an 0aB an 0onncrs.
tug gl6cno i6r So6n nnpiIig ooriiber
mar, Dob iie oe 2iidcntbiirc oiicn &C.
lalien battc, oo i6m Die 3ualuit me
ongencbnl mar. Gr iei in betrunfc-
mem 3uiton0 gelueicu unO 6abe iid
nit einem Bell ouf iic aeitiirit.
Sdnlcr mar i6on einmol, Dor cinem
Wlonat, oui oie 9eiAwer0c leiuer
Nlutter ucrboitct por0er. God Oa.
mails 5nbIte tie iel6it oic @elOitroie
iiir i6rcn 5obn. @eitern icoocb licB
iie iib nidt crfuei6eu.