The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-04
ROUND THE TICKER
Cotton.

Nashville-The cotton condition D!
counties in Tennessee is as folloWss
Benton 65, Carroll Co. Chester o. Sro o.,a
S. Gibson SS. Giles GO, Hardeman IS,
Hardin so. Haywood IS. Henderson 90
Henry 20, Lake g. Lauderdale s., Law
renee 65. Lincoln IS, McNairy 30, Madl-
son IS. Obion 81, Rutherford ", shelby
So, Upton 81, Wcakley TO- au DINERS ~
Ct L. Norris Field Agent,
New orleans-,waco, Tex; showers TN,,as
continue Central and South Texas
TriGc more activity spots, but still very
small affair. Hot dry weather abso-
lutely tial.--Beer to McFali.
New York-Liverpool and foreign
trade houses sold. Some further short
covering on reports of bad weather III
the central belt.-Galvin to Neral.
Indianoa, Miss --Raned continuously
for past SO hours, still raining.
New York-ln cotton circles there is
a divided sentiment now; some influ-
entail interests are anticipating reac
ton in prices, This could easily re-
suit from four or five-week period OF
good weather, but to change the trend
of values permanently we must have
Increased supplies and that is not in
sight Liverpool this morning Is sharp
~ higher; our own market shoulu au-
vance until the short interests nave
been eliminated and then we may ge'
ialT ACTON on ~ I'd EtteI.
son to Clark & Co.
New York-Quet after such rapid
advance, trade looking loI le"Tr' tj,, 20,
sue coholIloIS piT ho,rever viii contru
80 bcnn,ine upeasy at con.
,Ilcts' EUROPE tIThhard m Reese
'ihueu RAJ ", ~ - t.,,,,
New Orleans-GWathmey MlItS - ~,
New YORK; lhlik we n.ol N.Y. i,,,,a q,
on az nreaNs ui''" '''o >'OF
New York-Think II outslueIs toI II
in they will buy March un1e' 81 81,
Waldorf crowd have not covered'-Ber'
Johnson 10 NeeSe, ,,s,. aoo..
New Hork-Waldort ana ia 'ii 'ri,ot
beginning to realize tins Is Dull lta,H Sc,
but taking their meu5cin T,,, ,u1r0 ''''''''
-McElroy 10 Cot,er IN vi .e' 800.
New Orleans-lhe llldrheI 10 49,
steady on reports OF boil WeeNl'S ne -
and there in the belt; Ne" orr ,ts,. :" II r.
wires That the "eeVii mas Sp tp}eat stott
a4F d $ tprrSer eot sre being urged to piow
ana FARMERS %7e - eSbcnard z
up cotton ana p'""' 'o' ''''N pa
Hluck' WI ,, t. ,rors,
new OiIeaF Us oro TI oWing to late.
Coulu nappo" ,e eo and shortage labor
ness grass, meeu i;,, CIV, n,ultinlv AM
WnlIe "ee'lis iiN0''
'p II .%r ~ 1i,orrool irving n hi,
La'laS, IL oDd grass labor scarce
mere. weeds anu s'"SS' b i,' Uianted y
20 per cen GEN., iTlii'''l'
Beer 10 MGR ,,-, o,,
New York,-Moyse d holLile =, S Jay.
Think cotton WIN go nun IN III .ao.
traders an9 i SpSCuta' " ron conditions
osIlEe sr' ' tSo,, Do thore Win be bis
ana WIeh uLie! ~
scrdiI' NE lo' 49,, ,..,.a,s q,
New , \ orK,HiL'% u,irss water and gras,
nope, Msl'p nro, Iatest since 1907, mucl
eVery"ngtIe' cIUir go ne c1itivated - larL
OF u WIN neNoi 00
20
New 3rh.-rrinelsh' via ' H ~erv builisT
lett, OF 1" -, WAS from ~ Worth. -
crop lepet ~ o'' A'''''
Nlarh a W vi, ,,o,,.,
new t,nnI conr ,aC vas IN.
having bIVerpool UoItt.eC sbnr+ lines II
derstooo 10 pt ToE rT,o ,raS e NFenner &
mat hldFhet '''49 i''0i
heahe'
Houston, TEX" wires Sou.n"eo'
porting weeVli, alSo Iluc nro no's .oIes III
curry on spots' "olilo N'0p
fetiher " bealie'
New Orleans.-Heavy rains through
out Alabama today. Gadsden reports
two inches having fallen there alread!
SINCE I ANS. & q.
New York.-Two local exchange