The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-12
ROUND THE TICKER


New Y~ork-BuyIng OF new July quite
general. offerings rather light. Wall
street buying looks like Livermore. No
news except Heflin's talk Yesterday
ABOUT Germany going to buy a million
oaies-CleVe to cottsr & Turner.
New York-Liverpool still buying old
Style crop and Wall street optimism on
securities leading to purchases OF new
style new cropa-Wagner & Co.
New York-There was a revision Of
SPOT quotations in the Savannah mar
ket Yesterday which increased the dis
i ySS on tinges and stains by 20 to
wires n. IA Carpenter: Acreage viii
oe reduced 20 per cent In this section.
me use OF fertilizers will be 30 perI
cent less h Ia last year. Absolutely
nothing lone on new crop"
New orleans-Talk of another bull
ism grade revision, widening low grade
color allowances likely-ClaTk to
Cotter & Turner.
New York wiress The cloth market
Is very strong" This message caused
buying In New Orleans-Shepard &
Gluck,
New York-WaH street buying on idea
peace within 40 days and consequent in
creased european demand. We believe
they wiz take low grades.-S. r. Hub
bard to Reese.
New orleans-Liverpool cables. 'Ex-
pect fnal ginners be bullish, and con-
sumption report expected bearish: late
ness OF preparations important factor.
-Fenner to G~ustafson.
New OrIeans-Market acting bullish
apparently In anticipation early good
dlcations end week.-Clark to Cotter &
Turner.
New York-Glfford. sold out some of
cotton bought yesterday, but seems
% more buying orders in Market
Hubbard TO Reese.
New Orleans-New York saws that
L4tyermore is the big buyer in that mar
Ret' Local spot people say that hold
are asking for bids.-Shepard & Gluck.
New York-We continue to advise
purchase July and October cotton
J%osephthal.
New York-Journal of Commerce
says; Some OF the large catalogue
houses throughout the country have
begun to offer to their customers lines
OF domestic and staple cotton goods
than retailers are now offering goods in
any general way, and selling agents for
mills believe that this will be the lever
that viii pTy off the lid of the cauldron
Of protiteertfg that has been going on
for months
more pronounced trade demand devel-
ops any substantial advance is unlikely;
1--WE look for a better market before long
inc suggest purchases on setback"
New orleans - Census consumption
report Friday and final Ginner's next
week objects for further reaction, but
futures, already at extreme discount;
don't fhink nAnnh danRhugtnn y,occthIa.
also favorable news Paris possibility to
consider.-Clark to Cotter & Turner.
New Orleans-Dry weather prevails
over the cotton region. Temperatures
are moderately COOL On the whole, con-
dltlons. in the belt are greatly improved.
ftcially states that there is nothing to
prevent owners OF old contracts from
carrying them TO maturity and accept
Gluck.
New York-If any weight is to be
given to news from Washington and
far off and to be followed promptly BY
removal of the blockade against the
Central European nations. This Is un-
questionably a bullish factor, but 1t was
known Yesterday and failed to impress
the trade. Holders of old contracts
manifest a desire to accept deliveries
owing to heavy discounts on low grades.
The short side does not number as many
friends as Of late.-Fallon to Shepard &
Gluck.
New York-Confusion through re-
adjustment continues, but market looks
steadier. and better than yesterday
Hubbard to Reese.
New Orleans-There Is less trading in
old contracts this morning and much
more interest in new contracts, with
quite general disposition to buy them.
Sentiment seems more bullish than
bearish. People are beginning to wake
up to the fact that the peace confer
ence is making real progress.-Shepard
e. Chuck.
New York-Liverpool, Geran and
Mitchell good buyers new,-CIeve to
Cotter g. Turner.
New Orleans-Liverpool about right.
We still think purchases on breaks ad-
visable and continue advise transferring
at once TO new. As time grows shorter
trading will become more difficult
Shepard & Gluck.