The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-12
ROUND The TICKER
Cotton.


Liverpool cables: There was a little
continental buying with little cotton for
sale at the opening, whereas II was
a small holiday market"
New Orleans-Much unfavorable COM
ment Is being aroused by the rather
wide break in English consols. Lon
don cables quote them y off at 5SA.-
Shepard & Gluek.
New Orleans-The weather map
again shows too much rain in the cot
ton region in the form Of scattered
showers, South Texas, however, is APP
parently dry.-Shepard & Chuck.
New Orleans-Weather news over
night much better, less rain and night
forecast is for fair in Texas. Dry goods
report says: Cotton goods were firm,
all prices for PRINT cloths, yarn being
quoted at the high levels Clark d
Co.
New Orleans-Map indicates un-
settled. rainy weather over belt, which
is liable to give renewed strength to
the market.-Kofter.
New York-Easier on better crop.
Trade light. Weld people advise pur-
chases easy spots. Dry goods market
wild buyers begging for all weaves re-
gardless price,-McElroy to Cotter x
Turner.
new OIledilS-1 lie lNSN llNNANN NAS
for July viii be Wednesday, June 20.
Mil takings should make a better show
ing this week, for they will compare
with only 1852, 900 bales this week last
year. This week two years & tax
ings were 209, 000,-Shepard 4 Gluck'
New York-Dry goods people never
saw anything to equal he market yes,
terday. Buyers took anything h
could b. quoted, paying l to IA over
previous prices,
New York-Print cloths sold highest
of season yesterday; more ships
promised for cotton; good class Of buy
Ing, selling is mostly professional
Clevenburg to Cotter Il Turner,
New Orleans.-New York says the
National Ginners estimates May con-
| sumption at only 4S4,0 900 rs. $4,000 last
year The census report is due June
IA Wall Street Review says wan
street has mad up its mind to heed
the intimation of the federal reserve
board and speculation is slowing down,
Few have the nerve to say that the bull
movement has definitely come to n
close, but present indications point TO
an impairment In buying power Tor
reasons that are amply sufficent.-ClafN
a. Co.
New York.-National city Review
says; Clothing n all textile goods
and raw material are in great demand
and short supply. Dealers instead of
being afraid of overstocking have be-
come afraid there win not be enough
to go around"
Raining hard at Columbus, Ga.
New Yurk.-Gwathmey trying to buy
March; Riordan trying to buy Decem-
Der.
New NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. r~eactionary
| N Nd pA1inr RIINtnu &c nf pnnn rhATAps
ter.-Cleve.
New York.-Jap brokers bought
March and local covering early sales
caused last bulge,
New Orleans.-eWather lines on mar
looks like a freak disturbance In the
nature of a tropical storm formation II
South Atlantic waters, which is tn,
cause for the continued unsettled rainy
conditions over the belt.-Clark & Co.
Heavy rain and wind storm at Mont
gomery, Ala.
New Orleans.-Foreign news discour,
aging, but sentiment bullish on crop &C
counts.-Fenner to Gustafson.
New Orleans.-Receipts at all United
States ports today are 25,020 bales
Norfolk exports today 1888 bales. Gal
weston yesterdays on %shipboard 1000
against IL, 900 year ago, This speaks
lOl lAl By FhPOA 10 piANbuhN ~ "a
houston wires: Weather good. Hea
spot demand is very poor.
New York.-Wall street buying APP
peared on western forecast and repor
reduction ocean freight. Ticker say
French North Atlantic ports $l.25 hun
dred,-Hubbard to Reese.
New Orleans. Spot men say that TIL
demand in their department is quie
and mainly for better grades and sta
pies. II is said by some brokers tina
spot people are engaged in cleaning u
al lold business and because of conges
ton due to lack of tonnage, before en-
tering into new operations shepard
Gluck.
Liverpool cables: The whole textil
industry is in a very flourishing con
dition.
New Orleans.-The market Is dom
better on reports Of serious labor trou
, bles in the interior. In some section
Of the central belt 1t is said that farI
hands are abandoning crops and goin
to work by the da~y.-Shepard G. Glucl
Gram.
> Chicago.-Grain market opened highe
on crop news. There are particular de
, tails regarding general conditions bu
the trade presumes that part of tn
: win SiNR IL oehtn ialllSl tNlh "
butter and lard is also noted. Contln
ued wet weather probably somewhat Q
al influence.-Wagner & Co.
Forecast grain belt: Illinois, Missouri
. Iowa, Kansas, Wisconsin, Minnesota
Dakotas, unsettled tonight and Friday
= probably showers.
Chicago.-July lard at a new hig
of $34.45 and some Indifferent Gro
news were the factors yesterday. Th
government weekly weather repor
d, looked less favorable when examined |
detail and yet there are no signs {
; serious damage. The corn crop is lat
in large sections and %replanting pre-
ceeds. There are reports OF oats yeI
lowing from Illinois and Iowa, to VIII
i; extent this following may become
factor Is unknown.-Wagner & Co.
Chicago.-Reports on corn are nc
= coming good enough to suit some {
the bears AMI they are going slower o
the selling side. In oats Iowa report
the crop yellow from bad conditions
! seeding time. Missouri complains OF to
u much rnin. While the crop situation
not bad, the edge appears to be off tn
= perfect conditions west OF the Missls
y sippi and there Is less disposition I
! press the short Sales.--future.
Kansas City wires: "Our July cor
Is up &c, elevators buying it."
Primary - Receipts: Wheat, 346, o.
y VS.. 336, 900 VS., 323, 900. Corn, GA, 900 V
899, 600 VS.. 694, 900. Oats, 1884, 900 VS.. 814
900 VS.. 539, 900. Shipments: Whea
546, 600 VS.. 266, 900 VS.. 1900. Corn, 440
900 VS.. 266, 900 VS.. 1854, 900. Oats, 1910
VS.. SGT, 900 VS.. 533 900.
Chicago-The grain markets hay
y ruled strong under a run Of bulls
news including more rains, chance
showers, claims OF light corn receipr
next week, July lard at the new his
Of 1852 Western hog markets rs to
q cents up, drought In England and RI
ports of damage to oats and wintt
wheat.-Joseph Wild to Shepard
= Gluck.
: New York wires: "Broomhall est
mates Argentine corn shipments tn
week 1000, 900 bushels; no export d.
mand in evidence SO far"
Stocks.
9 New York.-We feel tina purchase