The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-01
Grain.

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New York.--Averill and professionals
sold II in absence of support, Cone sell
Ing January. -Clevenburg to Cotter &
Turner,
, New York-Good demand December
shipment basis higher: settlement Fail
River xpected.-McElroy to CotteT &
Turner
New Orleans-Map indicates increas-
ing cloudiness western half belt, colder,
another cold wave coming on the belt
kofler.
New Orleans Yesterday ended the
sixth ginning period of the season and
the census bureau and the report on
next Monday morning. Some time this
week the National Ginners' estimate will
be out The official forecast calls for
rain or snow generally in the western
cotton belt, except for fair weather in
Louisiana, shepard & Gluck,
New York wires: Some scattered
liquidation on strike and Mexican situa-
ton.
New Orleans-Tlmes-P icayune esti-
mates the cotton crop at 10, 642, 900 bales,
Delay of frost adding to yield; picking
about completed in eastern belt, but
backward in western belt.
New Orleans Exports from United
States Saturday $1,000 VS. $1,000. since
Aug, !, 2,004,000 VS.. l,332, 900 Exports
from all ports for November were $685.
600 VIZ, $4,000. Exports from United
States to close of November were $685.
France, $4,000 VS., 1872 900; to the con-
tinent, $4,000 VS.. i2S,000 last year. To-
tai 100000 VS.. 1882 600 in 191S.--Beer.
New Orleans,--T'all River wiros 'Lo-
cal strike started this morning, but mills
are making an effort TO run. New
Bedford operatives are withholding their
decision and watching the Fall River
strike.-Beer to Neral,
New York wires Liverpool bought
early. Locals sold the cotton they are
now helping Wall street cover Gwath-
mey good buyer of May. Good demand
for contracts developed at decline this
morning, causing rally, Near positions
strongest Light stock New York.
Nothing new otherwise.
New Orleans Market acting better
than was expected on the news over
Sunday The low level of the discount
positions particularly May, then optim-
istic views on the presidents message
and of Mr.. Garfield's statement large
exports and the strength Of the dry
goods report, have to account for the
steadiness.
New York.-Some short covering on
better stock market, Fan River news
conflicting. Some reports say strike
started, but mills making an effort to
run while New Bedford Is still ne
gotiating, Other news say most mills
Fall River at standstil.
New York.-Local crowd whoN sold
earlier buying back their cotton in small
market Hubbard to Reese,
New Orleans. New York says good
demand arose on the initial break. The
ms I. al hare sold .
what oversold. 1t Is responding very
readily to the buying, which appears TO
be coming FROM professional sources,
there being little outside business thus
far.Shepard & Gluck
New York. Apparently January July
straddle in Liverpool being reversed
causing weakness near. Traders here
not bearish because small stock. Hub
bard TO Reese.
New Orleans,--We Weather, crop and in
lduatrlal news all seem against market
but good demand for contracts on all
depressions, Fenner to Gustafson.
Chicago, market firm on alb.
sence OF offerings, hogs 65 cents up
no deliveries on December contracts
| Cold weather and talk of large demand
| In Central Illinois were also factors
| Wild to S. & q.
ChcaEo,--Hogs reported easier, They
are off 10c TO l5c from early high points
About 5000 left over, Wagner a Co,
New York Favorable development;
| with foreign exchange situation are eN'
| pected In the near future. Plans ar,
under way for stahiliEing exchange by
granting or credits to Europe, in which
| government, bankers and manufacture
| will participate. Manufacturers havt
| view of how far the depends unon II
| matter of exports in extending credi
| TO Europe and replies already received
| are favorable, Dow Jones.
| Fail River VIRTUALLY all textile mill
in this city employing $4,000 operatives
| were tied up today by strike for a 2
| per cent increase in wages.
Union textile operatives ae New
Bedford remained at work penoEI
further negotiations with the manufac
turers, Der TO McFall.
Visible changes -- Wheat decrease
3, t6i, 900 bushels; corn increase, $4,000
oats decrease, al 200,
Chicago.--Some guesses at the yard
on tomorrow's hogs receipts run as htg
as 10000 with such arun there shoul
be considerable break in prices
Rem.
Total vsible-wheat this week. SO,
Tt2, 600 bushels. last week, 92,go6, 00t
last year, fsl, Sci O0O. Corn, l,577.00C
| lust week. l,EhUtWuV, IdSt year, Itnl
90 oats, 1929, 900; last week, H.
2s3 900. last year 20, l4S, 600
Stocks.
New York--The news over Sunda
presents nothing OF real cheerfl
character, This secondary wave
liquidation had to come and il has bee
worse because tho labor crisis is s
menaclng and tho Mexican positio
presents some disagreeable continger
cies. The many reports as to Il
presidents health are also conducis
To nervousness. Many stocks 4
lnhAnn nnut hui fnr,. will mint u Ii