Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-07-25
Atlanta Markets

STARCH
Tiger lump 5G-lb. boxes. 744c; Gloss, A.
lib pkgs. &c; Chief corn. 40 Lib pkgs.
Sc; Elias tic Laundry, Ga Coz pkGs.. S2.7o:
per case. Elastic Laundry 81 l2-n" pkga
81. 40 per case.
CRACKERS
Blocks sodss. lie per H.; Pearl oysters,
lie per ib.; Lemon Creams. 20c pei 10. .
Lemon rounds. 20c per h.: Hennesa" bis'
cult and other l0c package crackers Sl.0o
per dozen: Blocks kenneSSw Saltines and
other zoe package crackers 81. 90 tper dozen
FISH
Pompano, scarce. per- pound, soc; Spanish
mackerel. per pound. l5c; trout drawn, per
pound zoe; headless red snapper. pound
eve, hluefisb. ponnd. i6r; whiting. PEI
pound, l5c: mango snapper per pound.
t21yc: mullet, per pound. l2c
CANDIES
Blocks Stick candy. barrels, roc Per ID. ;
B.prE BunbGr MIXTURE. 3o-lb. Lais, rs;
23r; Blocks extra superb chocolates. hal:
pounds, soc; H!oe"'s Perfection chocolates
pounds. 75c.
Purity oats, lss, round, Sl.oo; Sos. round
lar Postum, large, S225. assorted 81.
small, S2.70; Instant Postum. large. $4.50:
assorted, $500; small. $40; Grape Nuts
l5c size. $2.S5; individual size 81. VI: Post
Toa sites S4.10; individual size $500; kin
kle Corn Flakes, 36s. $40, R"xane Pan
cahe flour. I>S. $2.l5 3Gs. $3.50.
MEAT LARD AND HAMS
Dry salt extra ribs, Sic; dry salt bel
ties, Medium to average. 32c; dry SAT- Der
brand hams, 4Oc; Cudahy's Rex hams, 800
Cudahy s sandwich boiled uams, 54c; Gu.
dahys Puritan lard, fierce basis. 39c; Cu-
dahy's Rex lard, 3S42c; Cudahy,s compound.
SOC.
Corntield hams, 1o-12-lb.. 29c; Cornfie,d
hams. - 14-lb. soc; Cornfield skinned
hams, 16-1S-lb., Acc; Cornfield picnic hams,
6-S-lb., 29c; Cornfield breakfast bacon, 52c;
Cornfield sliced bacon. lib. boxes, u to case,
Csc; grocers bacon, wide or III. w. AUc;
Cornfield pork sausage, fresh link or nulk,
24c; Cornfield wieners. In lob. cartons, 22c;
1928: Gornfield bologna sausage, in 25-lb.
boxes, 20c; Cornfteld smoked link sausage,
in 25-lb. bcxes. zoe: Grandmother's pure leaf
lard, tterce basis, 30Ac; country style pure
lard. tiercc basis, 3S1@c: compound lard,
fierce basis. 3ORc.
GROCERIES
FIour-Cap itola, ass, S12.20: 24c, $12. IS;
rs, $12.55: Olympia, ass sl2.35; 24s,
$l2: IS; 12s, S12. So.
meal. 100 pounds s4.45; so pounds. 1852:
Is pounds, $4.60.
Mackerel = U-kno-lt. 5A ,o-ounce. 100
count, out: Leader 7ounce, 100 count,
$500; Anchor Bounce. to count. $7.75; rs
count, $11.00: Crown, Wy ounce. GO count,
$50; rs count. $3.50; Nonpareil. $ll.o"~
,sI B. n fish flakes pa; small s''4'; "a
Beans;-ca!ifornia Buckeyes, $500; PINK,
ounce, G0cM$".
s s oils co0tine s
key. q oils, in cartons. Homerun. $500;
Key. Il mustard. Imperial. $3.50; key. y
mustaris. in cartons. GamecocB. $500.
Meats-Potted, 5212c;. roast beef, S43o;
corned neef. $4.35; tripe. $3.50: B. i. hash,
$1.45; hamburger. steak and onions. SLAB;
veal loaf, 1928.
Minute Tapioca, 80. '5c size. $3.50 per
ease.
Minute Gelatine, 36. 15c size, 1915 per CTS
Alaga syrup, 4S-1h. 1925 per can; 24-212,
S6.T5; 1875. $3.50 per can: Clio. S6.25 per
can.
JOHN F. CLARK & CO. COTTON LETTER
NEW ORLEANS, July 24.--Liverpool Is
about as due and steady Spot prices are
quoted a higher; sales larger; total, 5000
bales This is great showing in the face
of unfavorable the international political sit
uation The following report from there
goes to explain it: "There is a phenomenal
business in cloth pending. China ann India
are bare of cotton goods, and buyers are
anxious to buy some stock The margin be-
| tween cotton and yarn is very large, and
spiuners who are doing. business make large
profits.'
The weather map shows improved condi-
| tons over the northwestern quarter Of the
| belt and the central portions, where mostly
fair weather prevailed overnight, but con-
| ditions continue bad over the rest of the
! belt, with rainfall again general and heavy
| over south Texas and the eastern states
| Indications are for continued unsettled
weather In these quarters, with prospects
! for further rain disturbances coming on the
| belt from the west shortly.
The market was, of course, a tug of wal
| between general news and weather features.
| 1t opened irregular, up to Is down reacted
on political selling to 34.75c for October, but
| met good demand the dip based on bullisll
| weather and prospects and worked up tc
| 3l12c toward the noon hour. Any improve.
! ment on general news would relieve the buy.
| ing force which had been induced lately tc
| loll back on political and economic draw.
| IacGs.
| SHEPARD & GLUCK COTTON LETTER
NEW ORLEANS, July 24.Somewhat better
! weather conditions and private bureau con-
| dition report of $50 showing loss of less
! than a point for July, encouraged more lib
/ eral selling of cotton t oday for both ac
| counts. the disposition at the moment is tC
| look for less bullish July returns from the
| government than were received for june the
July condition period ends tomorrow and
| guessing over its percentage may dom ina Il
i the market in the near future Bear senti
! ment was further encoura ged by the acute
| labor situa ton in England.
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET