The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-09

0ANh Hu hdiildkt Will come lTblu STORM,
map indicates storm likely work in
land by way OF southeastern portion
Florida n bring rain to South At
lantic states over holiday,-Beer to Me
Fall,
Ennis, Tex, wires; Insects working
overtime In this territory and the
crop is deteriorating rapidly.
Galveston clears Is, SOS bales Of cotton
for foreign export and Savannah clears
5,5S7. Total shipments this day last
year We're $500,
New York-Sterling exchange is
quoted a quarter higher at 4ltts.
Francs are very good at $50 and marks
are 20 off at 425, There is talk of }
cents for marks,
New York.-Europe heavy seller,
Many shorts covered yesterday Traders
watching storm now moving north
northwest Key West-Hubhard to
Reese.
New Orleans-Eastern belt forecast
does not indicate that the storm will
be alarming in character, Fair weather
Is predicted for North and South Caro-
lima, Georgia, Alabama and Miss, For
Florida the forecast says: Generally
fair In the north. rains in the south,
moderate northeast winds in the north,
strong northeast and east winds in the
south with probably gales in extreme
south,-S. & g.
New York,-As tomorrow is II holi-
day much evening up OF commitments
will ensue and as cables today are l6
to 20 worse than due yesterdays buyers
may decide to sell out, Taken all In
all, sentiment continues hearlsh with
lower prices expected, -Fallon to SheP-
ard 4 Gluck,
New Orleans.-Predominance OF bear
Ieh fna1inu and ,natx.t ak.u-. tt..If L.,
selling on all rallies and caused the
reaction again this morning, but ! be-
lieve technical conditions and bullish
weather will Ntell In further covering
llies.-Clark d Co.
New Orleans-Edge bill probably will
be passed this week, Note: The EDGE
bill would permit banks to use 8 per
cent Of their surplus to extend foreign
credits which would help exports,-Beer
to McEall,
New Orleans-The board of directors
resolved to close the New orleans cot
ton exchange tomorrow In honor Of
Gen. Pershing and his troops and viii
send u telegram of congratulations to
Gen. Pershing.
New York-This bulge on Koifer buy
Ing; probably Japs, ring shorts ran to
cover,-CleVenberg to Cotter q Turner.
Atlanta, Ga.--Kcy West reports 1907
mile wind headed toward Miami. All
wires down south of Miami,
Dallas, Tex, wires: There is a bet
ter inquiry for spots here
New Orleans-Market advancing on
short covering over the holiday and on
fear Of what the storm may do. There
are rumors, which cannot be confirmed,
OF n l00-mile an hour gale at Key
West.-Shepard & Chuck.
Grain.
Memphis receipts: Corn 10, oats q
and hay 10 cars.
Hog receipts: Chicago, $1,000; Omaha,
5000; Kansas City, 5000; Sioux city,
500 ST. Joseph, 5000 st. Louis 49,
200.
Chicago,-Receipts; Wheat, 6il 900;
corn, 3l7 900; oats, 305 600, shipments,
Wheat, ii3, 900; corn, $4,000, oats, 40
600.
st, Louis.-Receipts. Wheat, 800, 900;
corn, $4,000; oats, $4,000. shipments;
Wheat, 27l 900; corn, 1900; oats, 80, 900,
Chicago.-A leading seaboard export
or In a sensational bullish view OF the
situation, called attention to tho fact
that the United States Is the only
country with surplus coal and credits,
and the only one with a s~uperabund-
ance Of funds in addition to having the
advantage OF short haul to Europe, He
does not believe, however, that there
will be much change in the situation
until some time in October The sign
ing Of the peace treaty may pave the
way for liberal loans abroad. II is said
that between 200 and 800 ships have
been held up in European ports for as
much as four weeks due to scarcity OF
coal.-Trihune.
Chicago. The government report was
construed by the trade In general as
bearish, owing to its showing 10000, 600
bushels more corn than last month and
far above expectations. Many oper-
ators figure that the gain OF 275, O00,-
600 corn over last year was sufficient
to offset the loss Of 3l3 900 bushels In
oats Tribune.
Chicago. Shorts have covered freely
and locals are expecting a rally. Be-
cause Of this the markets hold steady,
However, unable to discover any prom-
inent new demand. -BabCock to Clark a.
Co,
Chicago Grain Belt Forecast
Illinois, cloudy, with possibly show
ers and cooler in the northern
portion, Missouri, fair and warm; Wis
consin. Minnesota, Iowa n Dakotas,
unsettled with probable showers and
not much change In temperatures; Ne
braska fair and cooler; Kansas, fair
NuIth Nfiln 1hanOp In fnmInrnf 11rng
wiz W i"'
Chlcago'-Cofn ana oats Sharply low.
hog 70" onH ssrse cnrn %r.ceints rnopSS ~
II country selling corn.-Wild to Shep-
. 49,
Chlcago'-,Tlcker thinks the threat,
ened stock yards strike mas caused
some OF the hog ana corn weakness.
Chlcago.-Simons Day g. Co.'S Boston
office wires as follows. Boston Trans
crlpt prints London Spectator and
London Times reports that serious
shortage stares England In the face.
and also HooVers warning and opposl'
non 10 government eltorts 70 rover
~ y oons IT, ~, d%'T ncro y. ne
dct , I@GneWGtn gnnr 4. 20 v p''
Cbicaoo -Txoor,ors NO ,ror,r,rc ,or
oats for the first time In several weeks.
Private messages from local stock yards
report some grades of hogs selling 81
lower. Prospects for lower oats.
The Ticker printed the following:
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