The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-17
ROUND The TICKER
Cotton.

NSeNH udNlase dUlOuINS 10 pIatNlNdlN
nothing. We suppose this Is due To
the high temperatures prevailing. There
are no reports Of insects and the labor
situation is better. -LesSer Goldman
Cotton Company.
New York.-Atlantics sending rain
and weevtl damage: may tend steady
market.-Hubbard to Reese,
New York,-Liverpool selling. traders
bought on idea rains Atlantics win
bring covering recent sellers,-HubbarG
to Reese.
New Iork,-Would not get excited
about rains from now on; July and Au-
gust moisture makes the crop. With
your high price, conditions improving,
foreign exchange market demoraliZed. a
material decline in price would not sur
prise me.-Ettelson to Clark 4 Co.
New orleans There is no doubt but
that weakness foreign exchange is IN
dermining u bnarkets. which all know
carry Imitation, Would not buy cotton
at this level, and not until Germany
and other European countries begin
buying cotton In real earnst. Our car
ry-oVer promises to continue a weight
on market for some time. -Barkdull 10
McFall,
New Orleans.-May sell lower on de-
cline foreign exchange and improved
crop reports; marine workers strike dis
turbing feature, but fundamental cou-
dltions point to higher prices later
Weld 4 White to Cotter & Turner.
New Orleans. The better crop views,
export difficulties owing to season
strike and decline in exchange rates and
technical conditions after four months
OF uninterrupted bull movement are the
OASIS for liquidation and reaction in the
market.-Clark Il Co.
NatF nplnaa, NJ. "
sence OF a short account, with a heavy
influx of commercial cotton and grain
oills, resulting from the approach OF the
crop moving season, were reasons at
tributed TO stabilize the market. Large
shipments Of cotton, grain, etc. are
going to England beer to Neral.
Yields Texas traveller says: Austin
TEX, Lagrange, Bastrop, Elgin, Taylor.
boil weeNil along Colorado river bottom.
put Elgin and Taylor sections impruv-
ing last n no insects. Weather ia
vorable, hot and dry, If hot dry wealth
er continues condition will improve and
from Colorado river north will make
good crop.
New York wires; Liverpool has been
a seller here this morning"
Liverpool cables: The market was
easier under Manchester and Amer
can selling, probably in anticipation of
reversal of straddles."
New Orleans-HiEher after openiue
oWlhg tear more rain central and east
erh pelts ana fear of possible storm
waning Tor the gulf coast, Higher
temperatures Indicated for North Tex
Deer 10 Mcfah'
New Orleans-little Rock, Ark,
ton, sim grassy, Between Is and 2r
per cent OF acreage abandoned and
preulcteu that before August the farm
elS VIII apahuon even ~ per cent. Nc
ram past week.
New Orleans-Dallas, Tex. wires
During my trip to West Texas
| covered a circle of about 500 miles mart
ly on the railroad and part on nutomo.
bile trip through the country, q h
served the progress of the cotton Gro,
as | went along, and | must saw ina
with few exceptions the nlant look,
well, and Is making favorable nrogres
and with proper seasoning from now on
| there Is a chance of making a snIendir
crop In the section that visited IS
& G.
Maui yorL r,o azuu.
forur, aoanS u''IloI aIiAeu state U
f,i r f,,,enno 10 eAvLt"'s d pp"eI.
H. rnrfna asaiIsI ane market nN
nnovon, Nh tne posslole p
nosnHleht, ENpoTters are a~hxlonsl!
l ItAv,. ~ a.,aI- ~ 81 - ~,
Ivy We sI.udtlol' 0un ms Is Ilkei!
" oe Sfo" prooess'- fa''oh TO D % IL
new orleahsnLooal exporters retus
Nv ~ oen S.eiuns eAeilalse az preseh
DIV FeNe waning ior Improvement
ooei'
Montgomery So Weather condition
during the first hah of July have beef
nrocndin1 o'e ,a'".antt '''8n ourInE IN
tbis date 10 mucb mors ratnietn NY ,na "a
onia Jay Is inu'1 more pioniisinB Una
f,st wh "so, ne ee1dpelatule wa
Weept in,n ~, vail" t 'oeaU n
use OF their opportunity, and Mt IN,
present time perhaps 30 per cent of TN,
area planted is clean of grass anC
weeds, whereas 20 per cent is in gras,
and weeds and Is suffering from III,
lack or cultivation. On the whole thu
crop Is perhaps TWO 20 three weeks late
Ohe favorable conuitloh Is tnat I'M
plaht mas a goou color n Is thrllty
wnneevij jsp e,orted ~ worr T., II rr "
manv sectiona ana 40 IN fnrp,or soa.
sons Is doing a great deal of harm bu
not more than was commonly expected
The labor situation on the farms Is no
nearly as bad as was anticipated. Spo
conditions have been quite ~disappoint,
ing the amount olIeted a been II
excess U tne oen1anu' me ION
ehdIue ",.,n s'
raising o. me ploSTkaHG nas mus Id
ho' hha'e'"lI"eu' wen pros'
NeW lolh'-re sten, Vi bacmGi say
1871 Nbp VUnH1tiorS seret"ny u,s
usSol"b, nu' a SUI ntrnni
~ pooa us oouhuy ahu aoIoa
HIN ie' S,H..mt Speoutat'Ve ouS'"s ~
quHeo " sustain ''"'Ne
marimmo woreeTs eynorts to TmEon S.'t IN N
dav or Ear totaI * o0o hains og,i ms ~
n no1 this date Ia Of veor o" n s'r
raining hard in sonth Aiaahama Noe,
ANNE ~ ~"
,orv had an innnrnvo ~ 'V sur
aia1 oxch,rgo narrat sonia oosi,v hrin
about sharp upturn in cotton,-Jung
McFaIl.
Te,eeram rrom Estiu G r. eovs
uoayv generai rajrs ynstordov ttbio' CO..
tion "a bnayy rain al IN ~, " n
rUr nf cIeo rina ma J." e''e'''' i"
"o'S y
New 1ork'-Local bears oVerplaye
sterling exchange and no'
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