The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-15
ROUND The TICKER
Cotton,

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than last years carry-over Of 1900 900,
Beer to McFal.
ton.
New York cotton opinions: Carpen-
Ter 4 Co.-Cotton goods continue to ad-
vance In all directions and the demand
can not be filled by our mills. Logan
q Bryan-The worlds requirements
suggest the movement of values into
q sun higher range. Clark & Childs-
Trade interests and longs generally
nave been standing pat; new BUYERS
nave 10 bid the market I'D TO get CON
tract. s. b. Chapin-We look for the
tendency OF cotton contracts to be up
ward. T
New Enthusiastically for the first
I'm mere was some reliable evidence
oI Heuge seiiing, which is confirmed by
spot people.-Clark & Co.
New York-Hubbard wires Reese.
heallzlng taken very well so far, hut
cotton Keeps coming from brokers who
often act for Livermore.
Washington.-Except in certain limit
ca cases provided under the treaty of
peace, trading between United States
ana Germany may be commenced AT
once. shipping board that
IL $1,000 ready to establish shipping lines
1--WE American, Atlantic and gulf
ports and Hamburg and Bremen as
sooh as cargoes are at the docks.
New Orleans.-We have fo,louirr
from Shawnee: Cotton around Oklas
noina' toward Shawnee and in vicinity
VI shawnee. about Is to 20 DAYS late
1onS1ferable improvement past three
weeks. Last rain nine days ago. Hot
anu dry since then, and a little rain
developing to blooms best fields Sow %Ia
sIass' put mostly clean and well cuItiI
Vated."-Clark & Co. Nu'i-
New Orleans-Market not aotiru
Geterhllned; looks like more oninion ju
aaxor OF realizing n reaction Wbila
nm1mmaaHs TOT turns has better chance. We
az q not forget that bull control is
Expect favorable weekly renort t Iva
roW.-Clark & Co. 'i'o
Eastern forecast: All sectiors lao,
lures. ""ee III tefnpera-
New York-Market off on new lou,
foreign exchange. 4.43 sterling. ~"
new Orleans-Would not follow nd
ramce iurther unless spot demand i'm
proves materially.-Beer '
New Orleans spots reborted ouiet
steady' Demand so far following In,
Beer. O''"ppolh'lhg'-
New Orleans-Another steamship line
arS SIZED demands of marine work.
ers, making five lines to give in 81 far
shipping board to call another c . g.
ehce, which is considered enconraq
ing.-Beer. encourage
New fork-Heavy western profit talk
ing ana think Liverpool seIling-CIeve
o New fork-Market has absorbed 20
wv paieS well and trade buying. Tur-
her TO Cotter and Turner.
Galveston clears %, 1903 bales of cotton
LOT foreign export today. This day last
year total exports were 14,740 bales.
New Orleans-Foreign exchange is
seRsatlonaiiy weak and may stimulate
9Tne new selling. Both Sterling and
france are down to new low records
Ninety days sterling is quoted at a az
& G. N' at 0''''-o
New Orleans-Some buying coming on
= noDapket on the Watkins condition of
200 vs. 69.9. May cause a run up, but
expect increasing selling on rallies in
we" OF tomorrow's better weekly re- |
porh The Watkins report saws fields
grassy, weevil serious and expects 50
cent cotton Consols u off at Sly
New ,orleans-An increasing number |
OF people are inclined to sell the market
because they think it is technicaIIv
weak. Also, the expression is more
drequently heard on the floor viz
Think it is high enough Ennis Tnv
wires: Many farmers have made fe'
tracts TO sell their cotton crops at nrices
& G. Nr""i0' -
New York-Liverpool and spot inter-
ests and South and West bought. and
some suspect that there is more quiet
iprelgn buying going on than appears on
NE surface. They think that it looks as
.nough mysterious foreign absorption
largely explained yesterdays persistent
strength of the market.-Journal of
Commerce. ="
Mew Orieans-Marshall, Tex, wires.
lhe crop is improving daily now and
the IL lays of sunshine is Just the thing
we need. Am hearing daily from diff,
aelen. parts OF the country and reports
Tex, says: Crops are looking much
better this week. Have been to see
nearly all OF our customers. Thew are
working all they can but some are very
lnuch behind, but if the weather is fa-
voIaples VIII make a very good crop
New Orleans-Yesterday's market
gardless of conditions, taking higher
prices Unless spots ADVANCE don't
think advisable to buy except on de-
cided breaks. Look for wide swines
schneider to S. & G.. |
New Orleans-Our Texas fra veler
wires from LAGRANGE, Tex: South
Lekas crop very poor with weevils TAX
t ~ SQUARES as formed. Cotton will be
1allure unless insects checked bv hot
weather; many fields too grassy IN
Turner. 'ei II
Grain.
Memphis receipts: Corn 2, oats az
nay 80 and alfalfa meal IA cars.
hog receipts: Chicago Al, 900. Omaha
! 5'6oO' Kansas City $4,000, Sioux City
lZ'ooo' 81 Joseph 5000, st. Louis 1000.
o GhicJa4gioe od Wheat 1l7,Ooo,
Wheat 5000, corn 1900. oats 2S5, 900,
st. Louis-Receipts: Wheat 22o, 900,
corn $4,000. oats liz, 900. Ahipments:
Wheat $4,000, corn 81, 900, oats $1,000,
Chicago-Ohrien says: July corn 3
discount under September, this
is very bearish. Sell September on all
rallies. Sell oats.
Chicago-Locals sold the corn: buv-
power scattered; no important sell
now.-Babcock.
C~hicagoLGrain opinions: Bartlett
Frazier: Under present conditions we
believe corn market is a sale on all
hard spots. Lamson Bros: Sentiment
Is somewhat divided, though slightly
favoring the long side.
Chicago-Think both corn and oats
purchase on further reactions.-Al NJ
Clement to McFall.
Chicago-Obriea says: We nave had
a very big advance in both corn and
oats. Weather &c rood for rp,1 W.
had good rains where needed.
would not buy unless we get "a good
break.
New ~York.-They talk that sterling
exchange break Is against our grain
market. That's what they are selling
on now.-Clement Curtis & Co.
Chtcago-Both cash corn and oats are
selling at a discount under September
option. 1t has been a long time since
this condition exi9ta6 and shows Main