Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-06-27

Cottonseed meal, per cent ammonia e.. Is
"ottonseed meal. 7 per cent, Georgia
Cotton seed hulls, loose ............... go
Cottonseed hulIs, sacked ............ IL 90
Linters-No. i, SIC; No ., &c; No. 3, &C.
COTTON MARKET OPINIONS
Hirs:h, Linenthal Co.: The market
shows remarkable k9l strength and looks higher
tinues unfavorable, we advocate buying on
all easy spots
Newman Bros & Worms The bear is
still on the defensive
weather throughout the south is causing
considerable concern to the trade.
NJ. Weld & Co.: 1t is unwise to be
long at the moment, no matter how much
higher prices may be going.
SHEPARD AND GLUCK COTTON LETTER
NEW ORLEANS, June 26.-The cotton
market went to new hign levels today on
heavy buying stimulated by ..ood of I'M
favorable crop accounts from private
sources in the interior. The wet weather
map, prospects of more rain to come
and two private bureau estimates of con-
dition, of 20 per cent and the other
of IL. Fear of a low condition report
from the government is growing. Week
end realizing is to be expected but the
market will get support from the bad
weather in prospect.
JOHN F. CLARK q ~. CoTTON LETTER
NEW ORLEANS, June 26.-Although the
map showed rainy conditions over most OF the
belt actual precipitation was lighter, most
of the stations showing less than one-tenth
rf an inch. Weather prospects look better
for the western half of the belt, but shoWery
weather is likely to continue over the east.
Liverpool was Indifferent, but larger spot
sales. 5000, were the encouraging feature.
The general tenor of the New York market
is rCtlctionary. Our market opened 20 points
lower on July, which position is held down
b. relation to spots, while expression of
5uIlish views is centerinS IN new crops
these opened about unchanged, but rallied
soon about II points on bullish inspirations
from rainy weather overnight and the eX
recitation of low bureau report. The mar
ket reacted OH tie detracting features above
mentioned, but strong buying movement
developed after 10 O'Clock the cir
cuIation of the report that The National Gin
ner, make the condition 70.7, against IFS
last month.
Several other bullish private forecasts are
expected in the next few days, and previous
rI inion IS that the bureau condition W
lie 90 somewhat below.
The exchange will be closed July 4th
AMI 18th.
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET
NEW YORK, June 26.-Flour-Dull.
rork--Stcady; mess. SIS. 900, $3.50.
I.ard-lrreguar; middle west spot, S34 81
M3I 20.
Sugar-Raw, firm; centrifugal. 9G-test
Us; refined, firm; cut loaf, 1850; crushed
1925: powdered 9.15; granulated, 900.
Coffee-Rio No. I, on spot, unsettled,
23Ac.
Tallow-Dull; specials. 15c; city. 1870.
fIay-Weak: No. /, 80 p; No. 3, S2.O0M
20; clover $1.SOM2.20
Dressed Poultry-Dull; turkeys. 3S@4gc:
chickens. 40m 43c fowls, 1871 35c; ducks, Soc
Live PoHitrE-Steddy; geese. zoe; ducks,
fOdt SIC, fowls, SIC: turkeys, 2JNr3Oc; roost-
ers. 23r; chickens, brolIers, 4O@L soc.
thc@S"-St"ady; state milk common to
specials. 216r32r; skins, common to specials
ia .::la".
Butter-Rcceipts IA ,O54; creamery. extras
SIC; do special market. 531ac imitation
creamery, firsts, 4GM Soc stat, dairy. tubs
nominal
Eggs Irregular and lower; receipts
0,9G1; nearby white fancy, 60GG4c; ncars
by mixed fancy, 45@52c; fresh firstss
45llL SIC.