The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-15
ROUND THE TICKER
Cotton.

Cotton.
New York-S. y. Weld. Texas tray
elerS from Altus route, Chickasha, found
real good crop, yield about half bale
per acre average. Very little damage
except delay e picking.
Reports coming In since Friday OF
seed sprouting in bolls. Yesterdays
samples brought In showing this sprout-
ING, r, Morttz, Clarksdale, Miss, to
McFalL
New Orleans.-Some realizing after
opening causing easineSs hut market
stu receives support on dips. How
ever prices too high to continue favor
buying, except on good reactions, Texas |
reports less business in spots owing |
light receipts, due to bad weather in
terror, but holders still bullish there,
Beer to McFall.
New Orieans-Failure Of market 10
respond to weekly report indicates eX-
tensive long interest outstanding. Take
profits on long contracts especially on
bulges, think high enough for present.
Beer to McFall.
New York.-South sold freely yester-
day, but think viii shut down when
sees European s%pinners' scare.-Mc-
Elroy to Cotter 4 Turner,
New York.-Liverpool shows first real
sign OF being tired by her run OF 10
days So below best OF morning. with
the views Of the whole world against
me | look for much lower prices.-Fallon
TO S. & c.
New York,-Cottonseed oil has had
pretty rapid advance OF practically 4
cents pound and would not be sur
prised to see reasonable reaction,-Clark
4 Co.
New York.-Further reports cold and
wet weather southwest followed by re-
newed buying here largely for trade
account; near months short showing
nervousness and transferring to later
months a feature,-Gwathmey 10 Fos-
ter,
New York.-December has been sold
freely as hedge on basis deals; strad-
dlers also sold 1t thinking would go
TO carrying charge; bad weather caused
spinners to call, resulting In covering
hedges and running Straddlers in, also
been considerable buying Of December
to demand delivery .-Cleve TO Cotter
& Turner,
New ~York.-Profit taking and hedge
selling make traders expect some re-
action after this advance, but temper
Is bullish.-Hubbard to Reese,
New York.-Liverpool buying De-
cember.
New Ycrk.-Expect higher, but ad-
wise caution this level as advance has
been rather rapid.-Gwathmey to Fos-
ter,
New Orleans,-Heavy proflt-taking
cause decline. Think market purchase
on any good brcak.-Weld and White to
Cotter & Turner.
Chicago,-Waterloo, Iowa: First car
new corn here today grades & yellow
moisture II per cent. Sold Sl.25h."
New Orleans.-The market Ia feeling
general realizing from the long side,
and lack fresh support of any conse-
quence from any quarter.
New Orleans. -Some Of the selling Is
being done on the Siaim that interior
spot spectators are loading up with
high priced cotton,-S. & G.
Gram.
Memphis receipts: Corn 4. oats 10
and hay Q cars,
Hog receipts: Chicago 10000, Omaha
5000, Kansas City II, 900. Sioux City
1880, st. Joseph 5000, st. Louis II 1000.
Chicago - Receipts: Wheat $40, 900,
corn 42S, 900, oats S64, 900, Shipments:
Wheat 225, 900. corn 1853, 900, oats 400 900.
st. Louis-Receipts: Wheat 14S, 900,
corn 40, 1000, oats SS, 900. Shipments;
Wheat 40S, 900. corn 5000, oats lis, 900.
Chicago-o'B rien says; ~ understand
Mr.. Barnes says he is convinced that
export and import restrictions Of all
kinds should be eliminated at tho
earliest possible moment, The trade
should be prepared for such, This will
) be a great benefit to the trade in gen
eral and will bring the market back to
{ a supply and demand condition. ~
Clement Curtis & Co. to McFall.
Grain forecast: Missouri, Illinois
I Iowa, South Dakota, Nebraska ant
} Kansas-unsettled tonight and tonor'
row probably rain and somewhat cooler
Rest part cloudy tonight and tomorrow
not much change in temperature,
~Chicago-If some cash demand 10
corn and oats would only spring up, thu
= markets are in a position TO respond in
stantly. II Is the slow, shipping stu.
alton that checks things.-Wagner &
Co.
Chicago-Corn crop mainly matureC
ahead OF frost and the latter Is yer!
favorable for husking. In some sections
Smelling Is being done on q small scale
: A few cars of new grain have arrived
= and show unusual dryness for this sea
}, son. Practically all of the corn this yea
Is merchantable and the moisture Il
: relatively small,--Price Current.
! Chicago-Grain markets opened firm
= on ending Of the dock strike in New
4 York, rise of rs cents In hogs and sign
of corn belt weather that will be some
: what soft.--Wlld.
Chicago.-Hogs closed weak early ad
h vance about all lost, $500 left over
Clement Curtis & Co.
Minneapolis cash wheat spring wea
: sc lower. Caah corn slow / to &c lower
Cash oats ~ under December. Cas-
Rye | to &c over. Cash barley, 2 cent
lower.
= Chicago.-Export demand for cas-
oats has revived with sales OF aroun
SOC, 900 in all positions. Futures wer
exchanged here for cash grain and tn
demand was reported as continuing
Wild.
Chicago.-Message from New Yor
reports 10000. bushels more oats sol
for export and says foreigners keep o
paying up TO get the grain. Rainin
/ and showing at Hastings, Neb.-Wae
ner.
Chicago.-Iowa Is reported offerin
fair quantities of corn and oats to AZ
rive and Omaha message says that Of
ferings there show an increase, over
right shipping sales from here to tn
east reported at $4,000 corn and 1890
oats.-Wild.
Chicago.--Rise OF January lard I
, $24.32, sales OF around $50, 900 oats II
export, strength Of cotton and cotto
4 oil. arrival OF final stage Of the doc
strike, soft weather are among tn
q firming influences, The French whet
crop is set at III millions versus formt
4 crep Is set at 1874, 900, 900 versus $40, 600
!" 900 in the old days. We look for MOI
attention to the buying side on Thurs
Q day, Lard rise Is on big export dt
mAnd.-Wild OF Wagner q Co.
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