The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-18
ROUND THE TICKER
Cotton.

New York-Manchester selling in Llv-
erpool on labor troubles, Map better
Clevenburg.
New York-Smallest trading in
months: traders see better weather. are
somewhat bearish, but everybody Is
afraid short Sides. T. Hubbard to
Reese.
Liverpool cables: There was good
trade calling at the opening. Later
chester on strike news. Wen informed
friends tell US strike improbable; set
tlement will be made, though possibly
at eleventh hour"
New Orleans-Beief prevails that the
progress OF the allies In the Petrograd
regime will be an influence toward
making Germany more inclined to ac-
cept treaty.-Clark & Co.
New orleans-New York reports a
firm dry goods market with more de-
mand for exports than the mills car
handle, Monroe, La, wires; Weather
last few days more favorable, although
thundershowers yesterday. Crop re-
ports vary, some say fine condition. but
many report small plant and foul fields,
Sentiment generally bullish and as spot
holders anticipate higher prices there is
nothing selling, on the decline.-Shepard
& Gluck.
New York-Cotton opinions. Huttor
q Co: Market awaiting developments
IN crop and. foreign political situation
jay d Co.: The trend OF prices viii de-
pend upon weather changes the next
few days, Weld & Cor Any decided
change for the better in the weather
reports Is likely to cause a fair amount
o. liquidation and we prefer an ever
position for the time being, In the
event Of a good setback occurring We
suggest buying.
New 0rleans-The better weathe,
over the belt and prospects that II will
continue are back Of the selling. The
market thus far rs responded readily
to selling Shepard & Gluck.
New orleans-Dry goods report show,
goods prices holding to highest leve
and demand exceeding capacity of out.
put by mills. With goods prices SC
much higher than price Of raw mate.
rlals and such a sound condition Of
business there seems no reason what
ever for decline In the price of raw
cotton.-Clark & Co. "
New York-Exports are certainly no.
coming up to expectations or hopes ant
the tendency of foreign exchanges Is
not helpful Our domestic mills evinc,
no anxiety about supplies, Easier
money rates with consequent improve.
ment In Wall street failed utterly tc
rouse a buying move and the market
acts heavy, The long interest Is getting
stale and a general liquidation may re.
suit with improving weather.-Fallon Il
Shepard & Gluck.
New Orleans-The weekly weatbe,
and crop reports from the government,
are satisfactory for the eastern bel,
ana generally unsatisfactory for tn,
Gluck. u
New York wires; "sold-out bull.
Fighting the market. Think they ar,
putting 1t In fine technical position"
Montgomery, Ala,-The conditions as
we see them today are. Good stands
cultivation badly needed. SIS per cen,
OF the crop being in grass and weeds
ana the 10 per cent that is not In grass
and weeds doing finely and maxim
headway the balance will depend, to 4
great extent, upon the cultivation thai
II can be given. 1t is absolutely es.
only be favorable for the crop, but also
TOT cultivation, and we believe even
with these conditions obtaining, that a,
us pest we can only expect a very
spotted crop.-Weil Bros. '
New Orleans.-Our Eastern ~travele,
wires; Been over North Mississippi
North Alabama; reports abandonment
acreage account grass greatly
atea; majority Of fields well cultivated
-" NogS ldNOIdDl6 WeaInef
all fields will be clean; crops about two
weeks late but now making rand
growth.-Weld & White to Cotter &
Turner. N
New York-Manchester selling in IIv.
erpool on strike threats. Map better
Dad reports coming from South Geor.
gia.-Clevenburg to Cotter & Turner,
Raining at Columbus, Ga, heavy.
Liverpool cables no chance of a strike
Manchester. 'N'
New York wires: The stock market ,s
stronger and the money market easier
New Orleans clears for export for
england and the continent q 1861 bales
OF cotton. ~ o"''
mn New York cotton exchange seats s25, y.
New Orleans.-Galveston stock on
snlppoard here 1870, O46 bales. This
means huge cl~earances from that mort
Dy the end Of this week. R%eceipts ali
ports today are again very heavy, The
shipping board, according to Washings
on, has given orders that the TEXAS
ports are to have all the tonnage thew
heed.-Shepard & Gluck.