The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-09
ROUND THE TICKER
Cotton.

New Orleans.-Britlsh board of trade
returns for June are very bullish and
DO not 1T in at all with private re-
ports q bad trade, Exports of cloths
from England during the month
amounted to 405,S0O 600 yards against
SOS. 100000 during June last year Ex-
ports of yarns amounted to 14.S00. 000
pounds, against 100000 last year
s. & G.
New Orleans.-Fort Worth. Texas,
wires: I'VE are getting perfect cotton
weather. Labor is more plentiful. Ex-
pect heavy damage from weevil and
worms. ii wet weather develops, and
there are prospects of showers. Think
the Texas condition Is now rs per cent
of normal
position to buy on Declines & G.
the United States for June were 1876
600 square yards, VS. 2,559,000 lineal
yards last year.-Clark & Co.
The American Wool and Cotton Re-
porter, Of Boston, says: Few manufac-
turers have. protected themselves on
cotton This means tremendous
turns"
New Orleans. Extraordinary changes
have taken place in barometric con-
ditions over the North American con-
tinent over night, and they seem to
promise a long spell OF dry weather for
the greater part of the United States,
including the south.-S. Il G,
New Orleans.--The present steadi-
ness of the market is due to it's tech
meal condition, which undeniably is
good and is about the only bull argu-
ment to be found at the moments.
g. G..
New York,--Very quiet locals selling
on probably fair weather. Expect week
aaVA II IT, .lrsY IlHNI
bard to Reese.
ket for present. If dry weather pre-
walls in interior market likely to be
lower, II rains continue, market likely
to advance. Sentiment in New York
apparently still bearish, here divided
Beer to McFall.
New York.--Cne of the brightest fea-
lures of yesterdays market was a GER
tain revival Of trade demand for Oc
tober and December. 1t was better than
1t has been for some time past. and
the crop season is entering upon its
critical period. Germany alone thus
far has taken nearly half million bales,
Europe is stirring with renewed life,
The takings of American cotton by the
mills of the world are figured at some
thing like 12,25O000 bales, but they
are expected to be larger during the
new cotton year, which will soon open,
iIhl VI commences
NEW YORK.--Liverpool and South
selling on the continuance of good
weather Lacks support. - Hutton to
McFall.
New Orleans.--The market is weak
under heavy selling prompted by con-
tinued reports Of curtailment of out
put by cotton mills and of small bust
ness in cotton goods.-S & G.
New York.--Liverpool is lower than
u - NJ how
tinues satisfactory. Buying power is
very limited Bearish element increas--
ing Under such conditions rallies of
importance can hardly be looked for
until there has been a change in crop
reports-Ettelson to Clark & Co.
New York-Demand checked by con.
tinued favorable weather; market small
but easier on scattered liquidation. New
orleans seller.-Gwathmey to Foster.
New Orleans-Private advices now
point to an unexpected movement OF
New cotton.--F G. B. and w. & G,
New York--Bears trying hard to
break october through 80, but there
seems to be considerable cotton wanted
at that figure.-F and B.
New York.-Understand about 10000
October wanted from 60 down to 10
Clark & Co.
Waco, Tex.-Central Texas had hard
ram yesterday dllGIuOOu' CtW ll5HL
showers East Texas. Disappointing to
crop outlook, as we are in critical period
account boil weevil and we must have
dry, hot weather. Somewhat better de-
mand for spots in new crop deliveries
Beer.
New York-Plans of officials of the
American Wooden company to suspend
work for an indefinite period in prac-
tically all the company's mills in New
England and New York state on July
10, went into effect at Lawrence, Mass,
yesterday They may not resume work
at i;it affected swamped other mills
with applcations.-F. & B,
New York-Boston, Mass, wires:
time: others on short time, due cancel
there some mills closed for week at
time :others on short time, due cancel
lations and condition goods market. No
demand for cotton-F. G. B.