The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-14
ROUND THE TICKER
Cotton.

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eventually result In much higher prices.
New York-Wall street sold on the
rally; quite a lot Of scattered selling:
support not so gOod-Clevenburg TO
Cotter 4 Turner,
New York-Market acts like selling
OH Outsides looking for restrictions
oy reserve bank.-llubhard.
Liverpool cables. Quiet and very
steady; yesterdays shorts covering
New York wires. Reports federal re-
serve investigation cotton speculation.
Lhis undoubtedly will restrict %speeula-
tion but think probably bearing OF this
On cotton market has beer
exaggerated, Doubt II il viii become
acute enough to offset bullish trade
features in cotton, which seem TO us
real basis for present high prices
HWathmey * Co. to McFAll.
New Orleans-In face Of ~unfayorahla
map market don't act good.-White 10
Cotter n Turner.
New York-Wall street and West last
sellers market locks helpless. Liver
pool only buyer, advise sale on bulges.
Billy Schill to Reese.
New York-Weakness in nenrs due Ia
seilng OF long holdings by spot houses.
Hubbard TO Reese.
New Orleans-Market broke on soil b.
ing on political and financial news. par
tlcularly the criticism Of the federal
reserve bank. All recent reviews ex-
press the belief of large speculative
houlngs Of raw material and manufnc-
tured goods and the possibility OF a
closer scrutiny Of loans on commodities
is the consideration Clark g. Co.
New orleans-While the cold weather
IN the belt and the large consumption
Tor october are both strongly in favor
OF higher prices, bullish enthusiasm is
tempered by the adoption by the senate
OF the reservation to article ~ of the
league OF nations commissioned &
Gluck.
New Orleans-With market well lioui-
dated n killing frost over belt expect
hlgh market with spots holding firm
white to Shepard a. Gluck,
New Observation-Disclosures on no fresh
news, Wall street interests trying &c
blame South for high money, claiming
more speculation in cotton than stOck9
Beer to Neral.
Greenville, Miss. wires: The freeze
caught water soaked bolls.
New Orleans-This latest waveo of sell.
ing Followed the report that money was
at IA per cent In New York. Helena,
'ANRs NlAlilE AIOEl mere
Shepard d Gluck,
New DEMONSTRATING A-inoh staple
sold fob. Georgia point this morning
for February delivery at 42c. Spots ad.
vancing, disregarding futures. Market
meeting liquidation on adVances.-Fen.
ner to GustafaOn.
New York-1erald says federal re-
serve board viii turn it's attention tc
euroing speculation in cotton and grain
same as they did to stocks. Hundreds
OF millions of dollars In credits are tied
up IN cotton held for higher prices. such
a policy, 1t Ia believed, would result In
forcing liquidation Of enormous amount
OF cotton and thus release credits now
tied up In this staple.
New Orlcans.-Large eXports follow
ing settlement of dock and coal strikes
ii,00O exported yesterday and AZ, 900 al.
ready cleared today with more to come
-kofler,
New York wires; THE general feel.
ing Is that there will be no discrimina-
ton in favor OF the speculative spot
holders and that spectators will not
be allowed to hold spot cotton II the
federal reserve board refuses money e
other interests"
New Orleans.-Market acts unsettled
In selling increasing looks like more
"ii"'A h'h hNhbp bFllltlB VII Tue pos
sibility OF closer scrutiny Of CONNER.
cial loans,-Clark & Co,
New York.-Cotton seed oil specialist
says: | have a strong suspicion thai
c, S. ., will be the next thing to fee
the effects of tight money, This morn.
ings Herald has an article on II. Do
you remember the 1918 slogan. buy ;
bale of slx-cent cotton and save the
South? Now It's 82.33 with all foreign
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arranged for and other oils, fats and
greases competing with this high priced
c. s. OF. & M, TO Clark Il Co.
New Decentralization wires: Mid.
ding sS.29c, bringing this market an
points on December New orleans. Gal
weston exported 30, 900, New Orleans
$4,000, Brunswick 1900, Pacific coast
9,000-Beer,
New Orleans.-Waco: Spot brokers
here say there Ia no special weakness
Houston: There are three buyers for
every bale OF spots offered from fac
tors; stock here less than ever known
at this time Of years. & G,
Gram
Chicago The country seems indis-
posed to make liberal sales Of corn to
arrive, probably because OF fear Of re-
petition OF previous troubles in max
ing shipment, This being so, the move
ment will be in the way OF c~ousign-
ments, therefore the daily receipts Viii
be a factor in the market.-Thompson
and Mckinnon.
Chlcago.-Grain traders sold on weak
stocks and covered when the rally
came In stocks. The stock market will
have to keep very strong to bull Cori.
| an bcariHh on all rallies -Obrien to
McFall.
Forecast: All states generally fair
tonight and tomorrow rising tempera-
cures.
Chicago.-Cash handlers here offer
ing corn sc under last night figures.
Market through east did not sell "A
bushel .-Obrien to McFaIl.
Chicago.-overnight longs sold out on
the early corn bulge. Chicago CARROTS
show n moderate Increase at 10 cars,
IL about "A standoff OF corn, Corn
husking in the big states has been
fairly rapid.-Wild to s, & G.
Memphis receipts; Corn 4, oats s,
and hay % cars.
Hog receipts; Chicago $4,000, Omaha
1900, Kansas city 5000, Sioux city
$500, st. Joseph 800, st, Louis IL, 900,
Chicago-Receipts: Wheat 172, 900,
corr 1875, 900, oats 1916, 900, Shipments:
Wheat liz. 900, corr $1,000, oats 345, 900,
ST. Louis-Receipts; Wheat 1913, 900,
corn $1,000, oats 142, 900, Shipments:
Wheat 5000, corn II 1000, oats 81, 900.
Chicago.-Bartlett Frazier e. co.
says; Country advices this morning in
dictate a changing sentiment among
farmers with more offerings Of corn
and more deliveries to country eleva-
tors, II the car situation eases up any
we look for a decided Increase In re-
ceipts of corn and some increase in re-
Of oats next week.-Wild,
Chicago.-German marks today quoted
at 2.65c per mark, the parity Of a mark
Is 26.bc. 1t takes practically . marks
today to do the service Of one before
war. For a bushel OF wheat dollars
should cost at port the present cost Is
ISL marks or the equivalent Of S42 pre-
war prices. A bushel Of corn In Ger
many would cost S2l on prew9r basis.
Germany can only take grain from this
country by exchange It's own products
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