The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-14
ROUND THE TICKER
Cotton.

New Worthwhile the reduction of Is
TO 30 per cent on goods was drastic,
II should ten to bring In buyers, sta
bilizing prices. The South and Wall
street sold yesterday, the latter on
weakness Of the securities market, A
bearish sentiment prevails locally, but
we~are In a period Of education and we
are still dominated by optimism, with
reliance upon filling of January obi
to secure an advancing ten
'dehcy'-Fallon to Shepard & Gluck.
New York-Locals, Hubbard, Norden
brokers, Wall street selling, buying
Standardization to Hancock.
New York-Mitchell supporting, some
local traders buying for reaction, but
so FAR market acts disappointtngly.-
hubbard to Reese.
New York-Not much doing; a little
covering and some fresh buying on
slightly bullish consumption figures;
easeu after the opening on considerable
selling from the South; has fairly good
tone; think market entitled to good
rally.-Cleve to Cotter & Turner.
New Orleans-The market acts badly
There seems to be no demand for
spots,-Fenner to G~ustafson.
New York-Tone steadier on better
trade demand, short covering and some
Liverpool buying,-Gwathmey to Eos
ter.
New Orleans-Census consumption
December only 43, 900 less than last
year; much better than expected
should stimulate support; technical con
dition bullish.-Clark to Cotter Il Tur-
ner.
New York-orleans still selling, think
South; French commission credited
good buyer; may decline through diff
ferent Decentralization & Co. to
Hancock.
New ~York-Schi1 been large seller,
ring thinks for jerks; South unQues-
tionably good seller here; some COM
mission house liquidation on stops. I'm
derstand McCabe and French commits
sion been selling some cotton. Buying
power very scattered.-Cleve, to Cot
ter & Turner.
New York-Heavy long liquidation
and considerable Southern selling taken
by Liverpool and somewhat better trade
demand. While consider general trade
situation means lower prices. inclined
expect sharp reaction now any time
Hubbard to Reese.
New Orleau3-LaCk of anything re-
sembling a good spot demand is the
reason advanced by many traders for
the continued selling. Spots here are
quiet-Shepard & GluCk.
New Orleans-GalVeston clears 10, 663
a~norts tbis Az inst ,o,r - = 81
haton, 70 cba,,a, ~ = GHtoG$ % ""o ''"'
New Orleans-Sentiment is bearish
II bears still talking about prices
dry goods staple lines.
Grain.
Mor,oh,s roooir,.. cor, ,, ~ ora
hay ii cars,
Hoo rooairts. Chiooro "a noo. ouoh,
Is, 900: Kansas. CITY, -, 900: sioux CITY
$500; ST. Joseph, 1000; st. Louis, $4,000,
Chicago Receipts. Wheat. 136 oOO.
Germ, 4Si 900; oats. 2S6, 900, Shipments:
Wheat. AZ. 900. corn. 76. 600. oats. 137 900
c, Ioui, pooatn.c. u,hoot 4, ooo.
oorn III Noo. ootsp % oo"N "eSti Tt,"Vo.
Wheat, 40, 900: corn, 76, 900. oats. $1,000,
Now york short in,aroa. L.
rrrittoTd ctnoVVnn c,nn 80 atTtt im'e,eSt )"
nrhiSr 10 "n5onht Al, oveu,eto,o d,u "a ~ NJ
II 10 rcnorto G thot Ami a 49, e.,
actiys md with M S""hw,nhh p nn ths
nther side II is oh"bIo tha+ he he
win book some large contracts,-Hens-
ley to Shepard & Gluck.
Chicago Corn higher m, de,ia, NJ
any abandonment OF the hog price SUP
port. Market also helped by local talk
that the decline has been liberal,
New York Morse of Clark cbrds
q ~" savsM"i nm infnrn"d Goodrioh
| eurnaI S1O IA ghurn in tbp fret half ~
tois and viii show six for the mi vesr
affer tnHes wnnId Ftnkn nrofits On ~ ,S
advanCe in stock" INV Va
c, -
chicago Mortnwest cars,
il; wheat loS vs. 10 vs., 259s puiutn.
w. a.. ' oats 80 vs.. o. vs ia 400 NV
Ihlchg9 -onlppeF say aosoIutely no
demand overnight Ior 'aSh OATS
omaha cars; Wheat 80, corn 1877, oats
30, rye "A, barley ID,
rrihnoo -Everv tinnc corn md oats
poke their heads up sell them; lower
prices are ahead; only question time;
keep in May-July futures king, Far
mum & Co. to Reese,
Chica Visible, Wheat increased
q $50 0o6, corn increased ie7 900: oats
decreascd I s5S 0o0 Total. Wheat This
- 10 -oI nNn. , - "a -, Nnn