The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-01
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Cotton.

natural Do not expect this level 10
be maintsined.-Ettelson OF 7. 4 NJ.
New Orleans-New York says opin
ion as TO March interest divided. some
think interest is pretty well liquidated /
while others think that there is |
good deal yet to cover.-Clark.
New York-schley sold $500 March
for Harris Winthrop.
New York-Geren good seller Of |
May supposed to be for Hutton,-Clark' |
New Orleans-Cotton goods review
says demand for cotton goods light'
but prices quite steady. Offerings from
second or speculative hands has caused
a sagging Of prices, Retail goods trade
shows more hesitation Of buying for
future delivery. due to uncertainty as
to consumption at high prices now pre-
vailing, Yarns offered more freely. by
spinners and some price concessions
prevailing. However, jobbers are TAX
ing all goods due and mills are running
well with production showing constant
gain.-Clark
Liverpool cables: Steady. opened
easy on considerable selling by Alexan-
dria, due heavy decline and rumors big
failure in Alexandria. Some outside
selling. Good buying trade Manches-
ter.
New Orleans-Realiizng by longs
causing uneasiness. Favor buying on
these depressions. Too cold interior
for farm work and increasing cloudi-
ness in Texas indicating more rain
with change to warmer in Southwest
Beer.
New York-Liverpool has been buy
er of May cotton this morning but has
sold distant positions.-Slater to Nc
Fall.
New York-Some Of this selling looks
like Livermore getting out of some of
his longs.--Clevenburg.
| New Orleans-Exports from all ports
| Saturday were 10000 VS. 5000 last year
bon shipboard at Galveston 1875 600, last
| year $4,000; at New Orleans, $1,000
| VS.. 43, 600. Beer to McFall,
New Orleans-Reacted on what seems
the effect on price opinion of the state
ment of the federal reserve bank in
respect to loans and boarding of COM
modities. More disposition to swap
near for distant positions. Spots quiet
but unchanged, practically no foreign
demand.-Clark.
New York--Looks like Wall street and
shorts covering May here this morn
ing,-Jung to McFall.
New Oreans-The market is high on
the belief that any young cotton up in
South Texas has been killed. During
the last couple of weeks thousands OF
acres have been planted in that sec
tion.-Shepard & Chuck.
New Orleans-The Pacific coast clears
6,3S7 bales of cotton for Japan.
New Orleans-Bearish traders are
trying the market out and are finding
it responsive to their offerings. -Shep'
ard & Gluck.
New York.-Fear further squeeze
ended, May offering two seventy ovel
July, expect good decline.-McElroy Il
C. & r.
New Orleans-We continue to expec
broad trading market time being an
with present discount futures undo
spots and near positions would rattle
buy on weak markets.-White to Cot
ter & Turner.
New York.-Market easing on selling
orders coming in May. Traders buyin
on decine.-Hubbard to Reese.
New rleans-Temperature Browns
, vile, Rio Grande section Texas SO, Ma
necesstate replanting that sectio
where cotton is probably up.-Beer.
. New York.--Gwathmey letter expect
each month do same as March, II spot
hold present prices, but outside bearis
I | influences in long run cannot be lgnoi
ed. Weld advises against short sales
Cleve to c. & r.
1 New Orleans.-Small business; most
by professionals; technical postio
good. think slight short interest.-Fer
ner G. Beard to Gustafson.
Grain.
Grain Forecast: Fair tonight an
Tuesday warmer,
/; Chlcago-The B. w. Snow Bartlet
Frazier, report on farm reserves graz
will be issued tomorrow.
. Some of larger local traders bee
buying a little corn and oats. Mark
very narrow. Outside trade noticeab
n by it's absence. -Bahcock to Clark & c
J. Chicago-Goodman report: Reserv,
of wheat March l, l4.6 per cent, 1877
$4,000 bushels vs.. 141, or l29, 258,O
= last year. No estimate on condition
winter wheat on account of prolong'
&c winter. In southwest condition und
last December, northwest hurt by viii
s ter kill.
Reserves of corn, 40.l or ITO, 600 v
342 or S55,O00,OOO on revised crop
previous year,
<; Oats reserve, 31.5 or 372, 900, 900 busl
els, compared with 1928 or 10000
l6 on the big crop of the previous year.
Country elevators report large hof
y ings of corn which we estimate ma
total corn reserves l,ZUU,UUU DuSnelS.
c. & Co. Co. to McFall.
y, Chicago-Eastern railroads are moo
. flying their embargoes and have tax
g considerable foodstuffs for New En-
Z, land, where supplies are light. The 81
.. uation at Chicago and Buffalo has be
~ greatly mproved.y-C, c. & Co.
D. Chicago-Goodman' report on whe
reserves is surprise. The percenta
is considerably less than recent veal
If, --Babcock.
ed Visible changes: Wheat, decrea
n 2,521 900; corn. increase, 10000, GA
AN decrease. 465, 900.
w Chicago--Very cratic corn mark
81 Higher early on short covering
broke badly on continued selling
n. Clement Curtis and Ware Leland
"a, Wild.
"; Chicago-Receipts Wheat 44O'
h. corn, 100000; oats, $4,000. Shipmen
Wheat, $1,000; corn, 121 ,OOOi oats, 20
ge 900.
20 St. Louis-Receipts: Wheat, 1920
OF, corn, 239, 900; oats, 284,0 900. Shipmen
.ot Wheat, $4,000 corn, 10000; oats, 10
Is, 900
ess Hog Receipts-Chicago $4,000; ON
~ ha, 5000; Kansas City, 100000, SiO
e. City, $500; ST. Paul. 5000; St Lou
Va 1880.
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