The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-19
ROUND The TICKER
Cotton.

m"''" Is so"'o"'"l out vi Tue o'u'narE'
we are now in the middle of March,
the weather is spring like. the. ground
is well soaked and roady low ,orr,tn,
d. ''''' W. e'''"',"-
uoh; yet owing TO previous weather
work done ,I,' 70 AZ doIo 1 than less laTn
the case in normal Seasons S IN "'T fo,iS
wn ,an oriy" ,e mT' 'r,I "I%sosS, III ~,
preparations were delayed to such an
extent, That was about seven years
ago, and at that time, In the Eastern
v ~ rv't,i"e,a "tte GSSH laN!SnN ava
M Iu"m,S vas A.. nus season Ter
oI,oit,, Io',,u, ue uStu mnen'S ana lno
sGe InY If n wtS poor nrT"uSe Ht 'ae ap-
Se.'e 4l potaSh' furthermore, plant
Ina mS wyb U"N' H." ps H"ug u, umprfnared
| advantare.-W,l Brothers e" us
New yorL Tho n.,,au - h
for tho los" mG HC,i"u W ,ue n", Net
a staio I I ~ u"aS uvin",'s,a 9'JS w"
ting tired, EXPORTS ms well as Tivernool
and Manchester adyices are disaDnoint-
ing and the South is Offering cotton
with more freedom, besides much less
attention is being given to the question
ot reduced acreage and weather condi-
meets fajr ana pnvu,'ml WIN P'VDs-
hs yior of stnrL "%' - ,""st trn ~ n
Ia not ,,i,ha,t ,irl ~ ,"St wy ""Ss
Ion mn tet r., uo 80 S s ,d = SrI"f,
Nom vo,, uu,,an ra' W. Nv,
con 500 nnth inc ~, w.. ~oUi ~ Itu'
tbat warrants T ,Lips ~ eeii ona smIo"'iom
e. wv W. ~ .%N'ue ',u p,tS Sr', 1hy
wbicb wo ho,ioVM w = %%,mr"mrmEh' 'I,uICh
buying basis.
CnnoroIy toir ucooho. ..,,u..
ma hoii Lo"o,o wV%,tJr TX, "alon oNGu
fnir "'"' ''.e'"s' '"''e "o'' So"er"''y
"
New lork'-IhNerpool ana New Or
ieams sel,ing' support rather indifferent.
-CleVenburg.
New Orleans,-Think census ginncrs
reaction about, satisfied; yesterdays
pedr tuIhoTS ~uilouhded, farls news Ia
Eotaole' strong dry goods reports; indi-
GStlohS had weather FAVOR support
New York-Ldttle husiness. locals
selling, expecting further liquidation.
Small orders affect market quickly
either w~ay,-Hubhard to Reese.
New York,-Reaction ovordone; ad-
wise buying cotton now for new high
leVel,-N, H. Carpenter & Co. to Cottcr
4 Turner
New York-Wau street selling. cntch
! ing sion orders ~ Wcoso
[ New ~Or!eans.-ln this market LOCO
{ March notices were issued THIS morning
4 ana 1t ~ claimed they stu are cIrcu-
n lating Shepard g. Gluck.
New York -McFaddcn and Mitchell,
moderate BUYERS. New Orleans sold
man rood, Iiyernore stn long, senti
ment friendly val street sraining '
C~Ieyenburr ia Cotter & Turner
Nav OrIoaps -Tbo ,nor is ar, l., -,
son ~" ~ ~ hnme mIHP rs ulS w a.
rather low Nav ~ VorL ronort w. 90
J nraII, hotWtor - r'rottS " sun,
= at higher prices, Print cloths are again
marked I'm a ouartor of a cent a yord
which would be equivalent to nearly 4
cents a pound for cotton, Cotton yarns
are frmer shepard ~ Gluck,
J. Nov or,oors-noo,,rod n .,ron,,,,
vitb hrooL "a Morch Nv ~ sSn1'.o.y
Think 'Aq I%iSaIuifdatniioon1 '0T about u com rrTl,,td
tor' T puyrmg 'h'S oreaN'-C'arK TO COT
AymerrfMIr q o0o Ini ['or NAL 600 ''VVV a1v :
we'll .-Clevo 10 Cottor q TTIrnar p''t''
y
= New fork--There appeared to be In
thoro uo ssoWut,uiss "S r"e Soutn, WIN
eeripg ~ wi nrIcou y "1 me- i,",, 'p iov
ground for he dav on most deliveries
The talk around the ring was more re.
dictionary or bearish owing to lack o.
demand from New England mills, the
oetter weaver now preVaillng IN th'
~ "nu we ITpui,S y, " so,'Nu atnVht
u,onEnos V , ~, ~ "a, LA tm'
:; r w. hIyir W. neI ~ envna'se 'na'
'; oaooh pu{I"s IIolh ,nu. Suuieu WIS n
I'm and ~ . w ~, wa had 'J TN n nn'
dh,,rSlne tbn 80 m1orning De- rsaIIs i''0
LUNA " '"'I"''e' i'"''"'o'
New acls heavyi an,
more deciihe would Iikely prlns IN IIqui
uation Win a very tnlI marke,i lhui
ia o"s,o'"' ~ I'VE p',vo
= hHeW otal lore,Em eRp4r.
. louaS HInTitl 10 o,i1' ph'os aeaills
none 'hls uaS ItSt year
p, New Iork-Geran Just bought 800
July at IS; Weld bullish and advising
purchases think decline gone Ia
ous"-I' 10 oot''f'
C.o.
pr
Ner,uhis Pecointp. Corn & oats
md hav ! cars
" ""'
HOG receipts; EhICAEo, ie'uuV' Oiha
q ha, ! IoU0: hahsaS NY, l0,oeV' olou
Ivy ll,VVV' OF Joseph, hoVV' 9'' L'oul'
" lS'Voo'
ChiCago-Receipts: Wheat, 80, 600
0, corn. 166, 900; oats. 1877, 900. Shipments
Wheat, 30, 900, corn, n, 900, oats, 1876, GOT
81 Iouis -Rcceints. Wheat % M,
corn - 06o oate a. mn n mnDt,
What II 400 corn "a 0n0. Gate "a n0,
"n'"'' '''0'"' WIN 1"'V'V' '"''' '''VV
htcaso- Solnlhlss'on house selllhg
=. Tor Iov"cSr grain nricas Weuevor he,
u aSnrrorod e. no ~ q (sir ,rcnn,uIat ian t,
f., @%veronigbt huving "rders To- meet IN
~ opening selling. Trade appears mo-
two-sided. The short interest in prC
f., visions appears to have been s"atisfic,
* at icart temporarily. Packers a,
q credited with selling some product tn
morning. wagner N Co,
t.. Grain belt forecast; Illinois. Missouri
Fair and warner tonlpht THURSDAY in
creasiny CIoudlness wisconsin MI
nesola Iowa and Kansas, Fajr toniei
ana mnsettlad rh,rsdav calder Nort
and Snuth Ia kota and ehra eta ~,
eattlod tGnight ana Tburada - 80
IA. go '"H' ""N '"'''
Chicago - After the long-drawI
out strike In Argentina had co.
es gram rmoI aHd tb o'n Srgs interests EoJ a great d Il.