The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-24
ROUND THE TICKER
Cotton.

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New Orleans, - Exports continue
large. Galveston clears 2S,I62 bales, |
against total exports from all ports this
day 1905. a @.
New Orleans.-The strength Of spots
continues to assert itself In the quick
recovery In contracts, The unsettled H.
nancial situation and disturbed condi-
tions generally prevalent will, In our
opinion. be a factor which may be de-
trimental to vRlues.-Gluck.
New York-Advance on strong Liver
pool met by free realizing, but good de-
mand evident-Gwathmey to Foster.
New Orleans.-Beltef coal. strike set
Element near and absence December no
tees causing advance.-Fenner to Gus
tafson,
New Orleans,-Map shows fair and
warmer entire belt. This will Increase
movement and make for easier ten
dency In spots, The prevailing idea
this morning seems to be that a set
tlement In coal strike is near at hand,
This may cause some advance but eX-
pect increase selling on ADVANCES
Clark a Co.
New Orleans.-The market is higher
on the Washington dispatches which
carry the hope that the coal strike will
be settled before today is over, The
weather forecast for the cotton region
calls for general cloudy weather west
ern half n generally fair weather
eastern half.--S. 4 G.
New orleans.-Look for a broad ira
ders' market, with upward tendency,
White,
New York.-No notices on December
so far. Only about IL, 900 certified here.
-Cleve to Cotter & Turner,
New York.-weld & Co.: We inclined
to anticipate a period of more or less
irregularity with fairly wide swings, but
think cotton Is a purchase on any good
setbacks. II, Il. Hutton & Co: We feel
that prices in the Immediate future will
be governed largely by the action OF
spot markets,
New Orleans Silver continues to
soar, London 75hd, UP 1lRd, new high
level, highest In history OF world, $l.5l
an ounce.
New York.-waI street and South
selling on bulgeB. Kiefer sold Is, 600
bales, said to be for Japan. Liverpool
was good buyer.
New York,-No particular cotton
news Rumored after. close Saturday
sterling would be stabilized, Gwathmey
letter expects irregular markets; buy
only on good reactions. Welt letter adj
vises keeping even, Exports Saturday
81 ,0o0,-Clev to Cotter & Turner.
New Orleans-Spot people say some
scattered demand, but mostly for spe-
~cialties and TO fill up shipments, No
really general inquiry looks like tend
ency OF mills to pause for a while on
what they have bought in the past two
months.-Clark n Co.
New orleans-The market bulged on
predictions from New York that coal
miners would accept proposals now be-
fore them.-S, & G.
New Orleans Market still under the
influence Of buying for expected set
tlement coal strike. II announcement
of settlement should come there might
be another bulge, but would sell on
lit because believe discounted on the
buying Clark 4 Co.
New York,-Don't forget the old say.
ing: Buy cotton day before Thanks
giving and sell 1t day before Christmas
and you will always rave Christmas
money Good old tradition whether 1t
comes true, or n~ot.-Slater to McFall.
New York.--Dow- Jones ticker says
private advices are that coal operators
will offer miners more than rs per
cent increase and this will mean end
Of strike In "A hours,-Weld to Gibbons.
Grain.
Memphis receipts-Corn IS, oats Is
and-h SS cars.
Hog receipts-Chicago AZ. 900 head,
Omaha $500, Kansas City Is, 900, Sioux
City, $500, st. Joseph 5000 and st. Louis
$4,000,
Chicago recelpts-Wheat 81, 900 bushels
corn S26, 900, oats 1913, 600. Shipments,
wheat; $4,000 bushels, corn 10000, oats
345, 900. Ia1efn"h |h
st. Louis receipts-wheat PA, 900 bush,
els, corn 1877 600, oats 150, 600, Shipments
Wheat $4,000 bushels, corn $4,000, oats
$4,000.
Chicago-Crowd here bullish ant
playing long side of corn, Cash corr
is working lower each day, while thu
option is strong, | am a bear on al
bulges--O'Brien.
Chicago-Primary receipts Of corr
are heavy today compared with last
year. Corn products starting up to-
day only In very small way, They only
have one to two days coal.-O'Brien Il
McFall.
Forecast--lllinois, Missouri, Wisconsin
Minnesota, Iowa, South Dakota and Ne
braska. Rain or snow tonight and Tues
. day. Cold wave in West and North
Tuesday generally fair; cold wave
Kansas: Fair tonight, unsettled Tues,
day; much colder.
Chicago-Good demand for cash ry,
/ in evidence today from the seaboard fol
winter storage at Eastern exports. -
Wagner to s. q g.
Chicago-Message from Central Hi
- nois says country is not selling casl
corn. The firm bought only one ca
over Sunday, and reports a good de
y mand.-Clement Curtis to McFall.
Chicago--The government has off
cially fixed the price OF sugar at IL
per pound wholesale, New York basis.
New York-Russell's News says: Elk
port demand for corn Is again in evi
dence this morning. Figures are give
n hut 1t IL understood that business ha
of been worked at about a basis OF s
ta shlllInes, or around $l.q0. Export oat
~ were in moderate demand. Bushes
III was worked Saturday for London an
there Is In evidence today a further de
or mand.
:" Chicago-Some selling OF corn on re
~ port from Des Moines saying corn an
~ oats demand not so good as recent
le and report of Kansas City cash corn be
~ ing &c lower,-Wild.
w Chicago.-Reported 400, 900 bushels ry
,e taken by exporters and was said TO b
or done in Northwest, not In u market
,rt Dennis to Clark & Co,
s. Chicago, Visible supply: Wheat de
to crease. 1920, 900; corn, increase, 1000
Ie, oats, decrease, 1917. 900.
ds Stocks.
or New York,-Fnaneial News say
he cross currents are expected in the gen
eral list, Professions continue to Sc
IN the rallies Sentiment IL gradual
as growing more friendly to the rails. Sud
re- denly developing unfavorable new
would be used by the professional ele
d. ment against the market. Technics
considerations are deemed importan
", factors for immediate moves. There :
a disposition to look askance at tn
n Mexican situation.
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r. SUGAR.
al . NEW YORK, Nov. 24.-Raw suga
na steady; centrifugal. 7.2Sc; refined