The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-10
ROUND The TICKER
Cotton.

Cotton opinions. Thompson McklunOn
Should we have a reasonable reaction
would again favor the purchase Of CON
tracts. Clement Curtis-We see little
prospects for any material decline Ia
price and still favor the long side, Car
penter & Co.-Serious deterioration is
possible during the next seven weeks,
particularly from the weCVil, J. u
Bennett & Co.-Make up your mine
that cotton is going to 40 and IS cents
per pound and buy IN every setback
New York.-S. NJ Weld & Co. Route
Austin, san Marco to san Antonio,
found fields muddy heavy showers fell
along the way; about two-thiJds OF
cotton has been worked over and can
stand without suffering a while one
third is almost covered in weeds and
grass; very little fruit. Continues too
wet; prospect poor,
New York cotton opinions: Bond
McEnany-Crop conditions must change
radically TO prevent cotton from selling
higher. Moyse & Holmes-We look for
much higher prices. b. +. Hutton
We still favor the long side,
New Orleans The ratification of the
treaty makes 1t possible for allied and
associated powers to raise the blockade.
Commercial censorship lifted simulta-
neously with removal Of blockade
Clark & Co,
New orleans Higher ewing hullish
cables due to Germany ratitl ing peace
treaty, more rain eastern belt, strong
goods market, Press reports are t. et-
feet English cotton mill stake is unset
tied, but Liverpool cables. "Unofficially
advised strike settled, men return TO
work next Monday. Beer.
New Orleans.-Liverpool cables:
Learned late yesterday unotflcially
strike settled; men return to WORK
Monday. This, with ratification by
Germany, causes buying Weld u
White to Cotter & Turner.
New York.-Disappointing in face
Liverpool; they sell here trade bullish
on idea American mills may become
heavy buyers unless weather improves,
Hubbard to Reese.
Liverpool cables, : Firm, some long
liquidation, taken by considerable CONT
mental and trade buying on recon-
mendation masters yesterday men
meeting to return to work Monday.
New Orleans.-Have reason to believe
market will work higher. Expect bet
ter trade demand for spots and cotton
goods, especially for Germany when Of
flcially announced blockade lifted.
Something likely be doing In July If
shorts in that month fail to make de-
up iO,O 600 bales, some Of which is odd old
style contract, to McFall
New Ycrk,-Market strong on sharp
Liverpool advance and further general
rains eastern belt. Business, however,
relatively small and no large speCulat-
I've buying probable owing high price
level now prevailing -Gwahtmey to
Foster.
New York-Amoskeae staple tick
ings were advanced 10 cents a yard to-
day to a basis of Is cents Il yard for
S-ounce goods which was the wartime
basis. Note-The above goods now
bringing 80 cents per pound for the
manufactured product. Beer,
Now Orleans -Evnorts rrom Trrited
States 70 lava 10 last Griday u,er'
| GS6 0O0 hales va 5q7 900 ia ovSn dat1
las Year and 500 00o fnr Whale ~ las astt
| year. which was PREVIOUS record Stor,
| IN shinhoar d nj Galveston Iuiv 2 81
Oon We 3 0o0 Of Nav Srio"ns' Inly %
I'd nO0 We AZ 0ON N-Rcer '"' %
Vicksburp Miss -prouinont nlantc,
inst housht I'm twn etalkg Of rottnn
save no piclad off ana hottIed a6 Voc.
wills from the two stalks. saws His crol
is literally alive win thcn, '
-
exneris higbe rrires
Grain,
c. o,p
br,en says -HoVernfneh
l]ookine for and VIII ha ronstrurd a,
hearis5 Oats report about as exnert
ed Int the damare IN oata viii no
show until the August report Loo,
for lower opening on corn and oats
Would buy oats on all good Breaks
Clement Curtis TO McFaiI.
Chioooo .r.i, oriniona. u,.r,s WI,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS are too busv with har
~yesting work to move grain. Logan /,
\ Brvan-Sales esnecially. or Decenbf
corn. appear decidedly attractive pres
ent levels ppear sufficiently higl
Lamson Bros.-Weekly weather an
crop reports show a marked improve
ment in corn, but a deterioration /
oats and wheat. Thompson McKinno
1t seems to us highly opportune to &C
cept profits on September corn hold
ings, Oats market il entitled TO th
attention Of investors.
Cot, roroa,.. uiinotz r
niath StL,d,iinois amo1 hlissour
udise'nleu VIII sno"ers this atterhoo
mpcb csnn'ga in sm6eratnra Rast b 1t
GENERALLY eair tonieht and ton,orro,
Slightly warmer
Cbicago grain oninions. Rart,ott Fra
ziorHCp ,ery siom an Inr, atda - -"
NJ tbig laval Tlop,ont rurti. cor,t,,,
rarnr, ~ nar ~ ,ol''tIu
go 'mre.J fepuit as oeai'sh On COZ
anu " S'a'uo' oh oa's'
Chicagot-A. M, Clement says; I'll
news as coming from northwest an,
Canada will make a run away oat mar
ket III my OPINION
Chicago,-We have had n report fror
heaiieiu, ., " lhat rust Is doing
soou uedi OF damage 10 Wheat.-Na
Dusei' 10 OIarh " Co.
Chicago.-Nandusen weekly northwes
damage in South Dakota, Minnesota an
Cktoaua So '
1utS"su, Null VI tne traue no" ot
n5'G "upteilper ah9 peGellper oat
~ ~" aoSdIn Th ro,ul Ua'a puls are !