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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-08-26
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GRAIN

CHICAGO (Monday), Aus. %
Trading was mixed in the wheat
mir TODAY. and prices swunS irregu-
1orlv with UNUSUAL rapidity, making
little Roadway in any direction up
tn the last hour The opening was
strong in response to more cheer
ful foreign news. Heavy selling
was encountered on the bulge anu
prices broke badly.
Later the uncovering of big eX-
mort trade here and at Winnipeg
led to active short covering and the
market buIged again. Support,
however. wavered on all barred
spots.
Sentiment in wheat trade was in
cIined to undergo a change for the
better. Weather conditions in the
United Kingdom and France are
averse for harvesting tie crop
The Argentine again complained or
the need of more moisture.
Offsetting the foreign depart
ments was the ideal weather over
the American and Canadian spring
wheat territory for cutting ana
harvesting. Local exporters claim
ed that s.nce Saturday there were
100000 bushels of domestic wheat
taken for export. The buying in
the pit by seaboard houses would
indicate that d large business was
contaminated Wheat and flour
on ocean passage for the week de-
creased 3,216,000 bushels.
Wheat closed strong, rallying late
in the day on heavy export lines.
Prices were rs to l lac higher.
September, $1.24 to $1.24 Is; De
cember, $1.29 Is; May, $1.94 to
1874 rs; July, $1.25 II.
Liquidation in corn was renewed
at the outset and prices tumbled
sharply Strong buying through
commission houses developed Oh the
break and prices rallied with short
covering. The 'hard spots were diff
ficult to maintain as trade simmer
ed near the last. Crop reports from
the corn belt were more mixed than
recently despite the improved
weather outlook over tie country.
Corn closed l Lee lower to / 1-4c
higher. September, $1.12 to Sill 3-4
December, $1.05 rs to $1.06; May,
$1.06 rs to $1O6 July. $1.O7.
Oats were lower early under li0
didating pressure. A moderate re-
cOVefy TOOK place later on IN the
session. Cash oats met good de-
mand at steady prices. The move
ment of this gran to primary
points is gradually showing some
increase.
Oats were is to CSC higher. Sept
TENDER, 81 SIC; December, 81 to
SO 7-Sc; May 81 3-4c
Liquidation carried lard sharply
lower. A house with eastern con-
nections was the best seller Of Jan
uary lard. Packers bought on the
dip. The weakness in corn early
was the depressing factor in pro-
duce.
Lard, 1-2c higher to 2 1-2c low
er: ribs, sc higher; clear bellies,
SO to soc higher Local cash sales
we're $4,000 bushels of wheat. 10000
bushels of corn, 100000 bushels of
oats.
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Mercury at 100,
Birmingham Swelters

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. Aug. pa
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NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 25.-The
cotton market today had an excited
opening and first trades showed
losses Of 95 to los points from Sat
urday's closing levels. Liverpool
about sixty penny points lower than
due at the time American markets
opened. Prices continued to sag
after the opening call, October, De-
cember and January dropping III to
125 points below Saturdays close.
The decline was due to the bearish
Interpretation of Saturdays govern
ment condition report and crop fore
east. Liverpool which enjoyed sew
eral hours of trading befor> the
opening here, was at one time more
than 80 penny poll is, equal to 100
American points, down. Trading
was very active.
The market quieted down after
the first rush of selling was over
rnd fluctuated somewhat aimlessly
during the entire morning. At one
fme prices rallied about 25 points
from the low mainly on the absence
Of important rainfall as shown by
The map, and increasing reports of
crop deterioration from Texas.
Prices soon eased off again almost
10 the early lows, but near midses-
sion showed a disposition to rule
somewhat Steadier around $500 for
October.
The market continued to rule quiet
until we'll into the afternoon. Prices
ruled steady around 1855 for Octo
Ter and 1880 for December or 10
to Is points above the lows of the
say. The market was sustained by
The extremely high temperatures in
the western belt. The official fore
rssts indicated no immediate change
III the weather in either eastern or
western portions of the belt except
that there may be rains on the At
tantic coast as result of the storm.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
The following were the ruling prices III
she exchange today
Tone steady; middling, 2f.1Oc, steady.
Last Prov.
C,In
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Open. High. Low. Sale. Close. Close
SPOT COTTON

Atlanta, steady, 2465c.
New York, steady, 26.45c.
New Orleans, steady, "a, lOc.
Galveston, steady, 25.10c.
Mobile, steady, 23.6Oc.
Savannah, steady, 24.S4c.
Wilmington, steady. 24SOc.
Norfolk, steady, 24.93c.
Boston, nominal.
Dallas, steady, 25.20c.
Montgomery, steady, "a SOC.
Memphis, steady, 25.3Oc.
Charleston, steady, soc.
st. Louis, steady. 25.30c
Little Rock, steady, 24.S0c.
Houston, steady, 25.1Oc.
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CLEMENT, CURTIS K CO.: Liberal move.
ment of new crop wheat is being absorbed
by export and milling interests
HARRIS. WINTHROP 4 CO: After such
severe break. we would advise extreme
caution as export buying may cause a fair
rally at any time.
STEIN, ALSTRIN & Co: The entire mar
ket is entitled 10 substantial recovery.
BARTLETT, FRAZIER x CO.: Advise
caution on selling side of wheat
IAMSON BROS: On any further set
hack wheat and oats will probably meet
good huying
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HELP WANTED-MALE, FEMALE

MEN WOMEN-18 up. Get U. s. govern
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Steady work; no layoffs. Paid vacation.
Work pleasant. Short hours. Pull unneces-
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STOCKS: Lower; Colorado
Fuss breaks , points.
BONDS: Easy, Wilson issues
hceak on receiVership suit.
TO K L, G y EXCHANGES:
steady. sterling slightly higher.
COTTON: Weak; heariSh gov
errIr on. report.
SUGAR: Lower, near month
liquidation,
COFFEE: Ffrmer; higher Bra.
lillian markets.
WHEAT: Higher; heavy export
snying.
CORN: Steady; sympathy With
wheat.
CATTLE: Easy. trading linz
tied.
HOGS; Lover; packers doins
'ltI
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SUGAR Market

NEW YORK. Aug. 25.-Raw sugar was
unchanged early today at 5.55c for Cuban.
duty paid without sales.
With tomorrow first notice day for Sep
temher raw sugar delivery, there was CON
siderable liquidation in that position with
prices declining six points. Other months
were off in sympathy, aud at midday show
ed declines Of To points.
Refined sugar was firmer and unchanged
to ; points higher list quotations now
ranging from 6Sa 10 cents for fine gran
ulated.
Refined futures were nominal
NEW YORK RAW SUGAR MARKET
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LIVERPOOL COTTON

LIVERPOOL. Aug 25.--Cottou, spot m
creased demand Prices, easy. strictly
good middling. 1884; good middling, l1li;
strictly mddling, 1854; middling, l9:44;
strictly low middling, 1884; low middltns:
l4.14; strictly good ordinary, 1861; sooa
ordinary, II So Sales. 10000 bales, n
eluding 270O American. Receipts, LOCO
bales, Including 200 American.
Futures closed quiet. 70 to l04 points
down from previous close.
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CHICAGO CASH QUOTATIONS

CHICAGO, Aug. 25.-Wheat No. red,
$IaSG1.29; No. hard, $1.2S@1.24A
Corn: No. mixed, st.131a @1.14h; No.
> yellow, $1.t41a@1.17.
Oats: No. > white, 4664SHc: No. 5
white, 44a446Ac.
Rye, No. /. S512c.
Barley, 1919 soc.
Timothy seed. $600dT.I5.
CloverSeed. S11.506I2l So
Lard, $1320
Ribs, $1,000.
Bellies, $l3l2.
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ATLANTA SPOT COTTON

Atlanta spot cotton $500. .''2'.o'e
tooo;nts 800. :. None
Shipments '.'.' $500 NO'
So. ... 1854
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CoTToNsEED OIL MARKET
rLAX quotations
MARKETS AT 4 GLANCE

September. 81 90: october. spa: Novom6er
60: December. S2."Sla; May. $3.50.
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KANSAS CITY QUOTATIONS
GRAIN MARKET OPINIONS

KANSAS CITY. Aug. 2J.-Wheat. No
hard, S1.13l2 @1.26; No. > red, S1.3OGl 81
corn No. yellow. $1.O5: No mixed
81. ia .03; oats No. > white. 4764S.
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RECEIPTS IN CHICAGO

YIoIbLE bUFPL1
The visible supply OF American grain shows
the following changes In bushels:
Wheat, increased 1850, 600
Corn, increased 2S3 600.
Oats. increased 1850. 900.
Rye increased 361, 900.
Barley, increased III 900
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TOLEDO nunTArIn

TOLEDO. Aug. 25.-Clover seed, $40. 60
October, SlS. so; December, SlS. 10.
Alsike. $40. 10.
Timothy seed, So 90; September. IS. :
asked; October, So 60
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ST. LOUIS QUOTATIONS

ST. LOUIS. Mo-, Aug. 25.-Cash. wheat,
No. red. $1.%7@139; No. 3, S13OGl1 SO.
Corn, No. white, $l.09; No. yell
low, $113.
Oats: No. white, 47c; No. 8 white,
46hc
Futures. wheat, September, $lo213; De
cember. $1.273S.
Corn. September, S1,1OA; December,
81 .M1a.
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COTTON

NEW YORK, Aug. 25.-The cot
ton market broke over a cent
pound at the opening today under
heavy general selling inspired by the
weakness of Liverpool and the
bearish Interpretation Of Saturday :
government crop report First
prices were easy at a decline of ~
30 11S points with October deliveries
soon selling Oft to 24.05 and De2em-
Der to 23.75. making declines OF l4o
to $50 points under Saturdays CLOS
ing on active positions. Trade BUY
ing was reported on a scale down
and there was a good deal Of cover
ing which caused rallies of about Is
to 20 points from the lowest but
liquidation continued and the early
market was weak and unsettled,
Covering later became little more
active on apprehension that the gulf
stor mmight yet cause rain on open
cotton in the eastern belt. The
market rallied to PAP for October
and 2405 for December or about
80 to 81 points from the lowest.
Prices held within point or two of
these figures at midday when the
market was much quieter at net de-
clines of ITO to 124 points
The official eastern belt forecast
failed to reflect the tropical storm
threats and late forenoon rallies
were not fully maintained. Further
covering on the dips, however, held
the market fairly steady at o'clock,
December ruling around 23.S0c, or
S points up from the lowest and $50
points net lower.
NEW YORK COTTON
The following were the ruling prices In
the exchange today:
Tone, steady; middlins, &c. 45c, quiet.
Last Prev.
Open. High. Low. Sale. Close. Close.
Oct. 81. 50 "a so -. O5 "a 43 PAP 80
Dec. PALS IA so 23.75 "a. OF "a OIL %. 20
Jan. "a. % "a. % % "A "a OF "a 90 p. IS
Mar. "a. so "a. so "a. O5 "a. Sc "A. 50 25 80
May "a so "a. so "a. % "a 90 "a. 5S % so
1O:45 a. m. bids, steady. October, "a. 40;
December, 24.O1: January, 1888, March,
24.33; May, PASS
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CHICAGO QUOTATIONS


The following were the ruling prices In
the exchange today:
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON

December, 24O1; January, 1888; Mar
A.33 May, PASS.
The Glenwood post., 1924-12-11
CONTACT WITH THE CROWD

The Christmas brings certain amount of congestion
People lined before postoces
where and good deal Of human shows itself.
There folks who scarcely bear wait
turn If of people lined before
push in ahead of the line while
Some people have high idea Of their
larry folks they think whose affairs
spend their time waiting for their regular But for them
selves they whose time exceptionally valuable
they have the preference If they cussng
they would change their methods.
Some people annoyed rtated by having mng
crowd They feel that their secuson free
nerfered with and they forced closely
with jarrng personalities They shopping expedition
in rasped frame Of mind.
Other people enjoy crowds They pleasant CHEEKY
side of the holiday rush They all these people
for making other people happy and pleaes them think
the pleasure that the holiday spirit going bring
This democratic country should find pleasure
with large number of rather
because they somewhat Our observation that the
majority of people Glenwood this friendly
and crowds the main good and well
need Hence good place for people from outside
use trading at this
The Glenwood post., 1924-12-11
THE GAME OF BUSINESS COMPETITION

There people business who always attribute their
troubles condition Before the election
people attributed ill political
Now that the election has passed. these folks will lay their
failures other anything except their
lack Of push.
There something 100000 retail business firms this
country field which chance
for provided shows something than ordinary
terprse
There always good of these that
reaching with special determination for The
senc such makes opportunity all who will
make determined effort obtain business by advertising
other sales campaigns
Advertising that
its below above the
for the quality of goods the firm should be encouraged to adver
tise because it is fairly to make failure anyway.
But giving least SERVICE then the prn
cpa obstacle in its usually its lack of determined sales
campaign by which shall make
the public No matter how good work it is doing its service does
count unless the public realizes how good work is doing
AS usual thing the that advertise giving better
than service because their push draws large volume of
which minimum
give something than the ordinary value for dollar
The Glenwood post., 1924-12-11
NO DIVIDED REspoNs1Bu1TY

There will be divided responsibility for the Of
government The Republican Clarence j. Morley will
have Republican majority both senate and house to back him
whatever he decides Governor Sweet
handicap because could muster legislative majority
the legislation He
during his first campaign governorshp and the farmers
and organized labor expected much from his
impossible for him into effect the most important his
paign pledges and this undoubtedly had soothing with
defeaat in Tuesdays election.
Governor Morley will legislature sympathy with him
for all the people and his best efforts the
office which he elected Undoubtedly he will
hearty cooperation of the Republican majority
of the assembly
In years. handicapped
having the legislature opposed them both branches
lit has been impossible into effect constructive
because of political differences An illustration the
the to organize the departments the last
the legislature Both Democrats and Republicans
honor of bringing about the reform the result Repub
and Democratic bills They many
respects and the rivalry pot
ca that the plan reform of
dismal failure With both branches safely Republican the
assembly, there will similar display partisan
rivalry
Voters of Colorado Republicans
affairs for the next and there will be
where responsibility will rest-Pueblo Star-Journal.
The Glenwood post., 1924-12-11
APPRECIATES THE SUGGESTION

When the editor printed little article last week to the effect
their legislators the needs OF the country by legls
ton done with kindly spirit and with entire absence OF
criticism of anything that had been by awmaking
bodies past don't mind right here that do
believe that have been loaded down with lot Of useless
and worthless laws not to mention that impractical and
bordering closely the vicious There has times the
altogether disposition the part of legislators
each many his may attached the journal
When printed article Why Not Try 1t Dick
Caude?A did know whether it would
of these legislative gentlemen long formed
habit of printing articles suggestions which be-
eved would helpful the country without making inquiry
whether the the of all the people If
fellow waits endorse idea until everybody else
is for it, the prospects that he will very far
the article referred The last brings the
following of appreciation which thankful Now
if the people will suggestion and take
their confidence advise
they think legislation
The will be
Silt, Colorado Dec g. 1924.
A j. Dickson,
Genwood Springs
Dear A. j.:
Yours in the last Dick Claude and
along the line l stand for and thanks to you.
Yours very truly,
R. c. CALiLEN
The Glenwood post., 1924-12-11
DARKEST AFRICA"

Chcagos ceremony the funeral of murdered
odo this thing exhibition of and mobdiy
him digestive pain
The recalls the criticism aimed Ill where
murder received glorification
The difference between Hern and Chicago in the of
favorable attention murder be that Hrrn does hers
rough and plain with appeal the dramatic while Chi
cago puts ''move atmosphere around hers.
If errn called change her standard and
ethics, the call goes Chicago.
When the second largest city in the country makes hero out
funeral
his assassination it time to question the tendency of civilization
make apologies Africa previous opinions African
standards of conduct and of intelligence
The majority of Chicago people intelligent moral
of the law They should from
should
by the of friends who visit them in the penitentay
cemetery.-Battle Creek Enquirer and News.
The Glenwood post., 1924-12-11
ESSAYS FORWARDED
TO NEW YORK CITY ,

Primers and essays in the Lighting
contest were judged by the Rockyf
Mountain Committee on Public Inform
alton, of Denver, Colorado. Primers.
and essays of the successful girls and
boys have been forwarded to New
York City and will be entered fore
the national prize. We will publish
two or more of the essays when re-
turned from national judges.
THE GLENWOOD LIGHT 4
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