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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, W.
PAGE EIGHTEEN.
THE NEWS SCIMITAS.
i p$
L.
1
COTTON MARKETS
Edge Appears Off the Bull
Side in Cotton, But Pres- .
y sure Is Limited.
Wednesday Afternoon, Sept. II.
Apparently the edg. vu off the bull
side In the cotton market today, but
buying Jowor Beeroed lew than for sev
eral days. Vet withal them was III He
wtlllngnoss to. sell nd eenilment was
ennfusvd. Tbe iua prevailed In until
ciscles that, the bullish features In tho
news had been pretty well discounted,
but with the bureau reiwrt Just aheml
and general exioulWin tlit it will
show a low condition and atimulate re
duced crop Ideas effort for a lower
level were lacking. Hon offerings were
from trader who liad profits or from
pol people releasing houa. The mat
ter Of deriding hlch shall dominate,
the ahorlaxe of the crop or the elow-
buxlpit bv the spinners, is still unaolved
and opinions differ as to whli-h will.
Liverpool cnhlrs. were not so sug
grstive of. activity aa they were yes
terday, and the bulllfh feeling evidently
had been well satisfied by the rixn.
There waa some reaction toward the
close and finals were railed barely
ptaady and were from 3 points up to f
down. Spots were marked up SI
. points, middling to 13.70(1. with salts
HMD haled, including MM American.
Receipt for the day ware ,20t), all
American. I'rlvate cablea brought , lit
tie or no news.
The weather map showed that the
belt fared better during the pant H
hour for there waa little or which
to complain. Kalnfall waa source and
temperatures were not w enough to
hurt. Prospects were more favorable,
aa there waa nothing to Indicate cIiiuikj
from present condition. .
But the trade waa disposed to expect
a bullish weekly nummary, and It waa
not disappointed, although It waa no
worse than due and as usual proved
barren of resulta as a price factor. It
(earned to stiffen ideas among the bulla,
but was not any worae than already
known and by most people regarded d
having been taken into account -
The steel strike news waa given at
tention, but there was little definite In
what came to hand. The situation Ik
one full of uncertainties, although (tin
Btoek market did not reflect any large
concern over ll.
The markets were quiet and without
special feature, except that activity wua
less. The opening wua near the previ
ous Close. December being at 11.70c, but
in a short while dipped to Jl.Mo when
some scattered liquidation took place.
Home sunoort. coming from trude Inter
ests and others who were bullish, sent
the price up to st atic, out again mere
was realising. The next dip extended
, 1144c. hut ariLln suniinrt was fori b
coming and recovery followed to 31.TUU
with trading small.
The continues to be only moderate
activity In the actual and current
month shorts are doing most of the
business. Ideas vary a to how much
October short spot Interest there Is, but
New Orleans ship agents reported our
in the mornlna that thev had small
bookings for October sailings. There
rontlnuea evidence that the producers
are loath to sell at currant prices and
that they are going to make a ngni
against lower prices. The foreign ex
change market ts slightly better, but
Improvement 1s atlll not enough to lend
much encouragement. However, the re
ported disposition on the part of many
laeopto to speculate In the depreciated
' money suggests ths Idea that It Is felt
that the worst has been seen and that
Improvement w 111 come as Kurope Is able
to turn out manufactured products and
an tlierii to other countries.
Futures closed 10 to 21 points lower;
tone, steady.
New Orleans closed IT to 32 points
lower: tone steady. Hoots were un-
changed, middling at 3t.38a and sales
were 4,4(2 bales.
Liverpool Is due to come three points
lot sr.
In the local market sales warn 4S0
Vh-Ip end quotations were unchanged;
mtcUUing at Sl.c.
I MEMPHIS COTTON.
I Memphis cotton Honed nominal and
' rnchanned. Middling. 31 Wc- Kale.
Today. Prev.
Oood wdlnarr 31. tar !
Mrict good ordinary S I4.WI
Low middling 37.0" -'
(Strict low middling .... SSI" !
(Middling I.W .!
strict no.Mltng ii.sv '"
Good mldtVtag 52.0 IJ.K0
Strict guou middling ... la.SV UM
Middling fair 34 00 34 Uu
Yellow tinged, ( points lower: blue
stained, f.00 to 4eo points lower; yellow
sulned, 400 to 3M) pjlnts lower.
DAILY COTTON STATEMENT
GMIHH1ARKETS
Islt.
Rets, totlsv, netl 74
Grose
Slnoe Friday ... 1.72.1
tJross 1.6X
Bin. Aug. 1, net. s,m
Gross 31,173
Hhlp. today .... 1.1 M
Hinre Aug. 1.
Block on hand.. 7H.489 1J7.MI
DAILY PORT MOVEMENT.
Middling.
Tone. Rets T-dv. Ye. flloclt.
K. Orieans, sty.. E.0'.0 31.3s 31 31 3S1.421
iHUveston. rirm ,m a so si ow
Mobile, sty 121 30 50 30. 10 ll,5t4
Kavannali, sty... 3,0 3 1 00 H)M 117. tlh
-harleaton. firm 241 0.S0 80. II is,3
Wilmington .... 453 ?0.rt
Norfolk ISO 10.00
Haltlmore. pom Sl.sO 11.60
New York, qt ai.TR 2 Ort
Boston, sty 12 00 11.10
I'hlladel.. at 12 00 1215
Texus t'ltv 370
Total receipts ls.tnn
iO.Dil
Bets. S da vs....
x. firt. Hrtn.,
x. to France, . .
Ox. to Cont...,
.Ian. Mex...
Total Ht'X'K
Total receipts ...4110.015 SS2.4IH tt.UH
Foreign exportx. .080,461 Ml.sis t&t.i.n
TOMORROW'S ESTIMATED.
New Orleans
Ualvestun , . ,
COWARD I., FATTON & CO.
1 Well St., Neve Yfl.
MsmlMr et Amerlesn Cstten
and Orsln Rxohsno.
COTTON
Spot nd Future Delivery
Unt of !0 Et'es and
i Upward
Circular On Request
VAWOShr COTTON PIOKtlV
IN THl WHO.LI WORLD
M'CALLUM &
ROBINSON i
tUVRrtt OF ISmCCUUsO COTTON
Pnon W. rt. i. 0. te 1M.
Msmshls.
V.A.Gage&Co.
COTTON FACTORS
Floor Fall BulMing.
Memphis, Teu.
0.II4
1111.
!.lfti
2.1a
12,(i0
31.44
El. 124
1.30
71,624
1M7.
Ait
71
1.416
S.02S
I,744
4J0
lt.aai
40.703
20.17H
7,2!!ii
4,200
t.lll
' S.177
7.3HS
Total last year ...
CONSOLIDATED V0RT
1919. 1911. 1917
51.l.'i4 110,1144 UV.Ott
14,114 m 67.410
K 12.M
.12,24!) l,8ia 10,t
Xfrii
3.110 2n,R7 649. H
Ist
Wt. Week.
. 4ut4i S00 Ke
,l,IKHI4(3,u04 t,464
1111.
6,790
FR03 WALL STREET
View VAnt i... r .
Shorts and Commission '5? "t ti
Houses, Persistent Buyers Illr:i':rtflrvM,'he:
Of CCm t2r V I smallest fraction at the owtaet, fcut
" ' (soon made substantial reeponss to
CHICAGO. Sent. 14 -Persistent buv- i",,..""JinJ.h.r"',...w
Ing on the part of eommUstton houses n:om7.ut 11 tr'
and shorts brought about a material ad- t on. ( 2 sdv.nd . tl
toSTlnSJl va'fIr-rnehaSaed W . A'sSrUv'? n
f?i.rJ m h!li? wi.h ntm featured the ,ulpn,ents. Tobacco,
figures to on cent higher with Uecem- w th onJv Vtiv r' to.
to l tiT-- h. A but oU"r -ialties st7.n7thed.
! ll .2 wer f""1 by fain all I B,)tabhr soma of tka mniar auadtari
TU. ekHs. w heavy, c to lo net "a""' XUBd1 U W
KZ"ii7rxi " H" Httun eovr hurriedly at noon on
ilm. V .Ki..Ji-i.t.r ,h '"''reas.d sgrsfigtli of stalls, the
whCLpn t3 VJl f moTement being oceompantew by aMI
Oata reflected the strength of corn.
S r fk? .n? S T 4n whll molm And oils ractd
i-rovloion. were m but firmer. I .4. .1., ,V-Tw.;.
Onen. High. T,ow. oTpr itJSfJSiSUr
New TfTrk f'Tr.lee t and" Get ii!S4iy
bonaht ever l hcmiand Boots medium
Kggs Fresh cjusdlod, 4SC0c; storags I in South yea tenia ijasis tv
ftxttcr -r'a rrw. r-nn4 irti I New Orzn Htael striko at dead-
JiftSVc: eonntrir butter. CI bile: reno- I lock, lees tavorabla nolitica. with the un
area, k&4. I certainties at present te eomena wun
i soetio Lream prints, zziiitr. I would only buy on. goo broaK. aunougn
Poultry DucU .ioi iac: l'ia. alive, I mast antstKodlriv (aarueem ae bullish.
Tc; orosse. .'S -jj.kt rooatesa. I ier to Mcjr&lk.
15c; geese, nova.: turkeys, live, nom.;
aprtngera. 2-lhe. and less. 24424ms; laxyt
sises, .t'QMC
Vegetable .
Btin Xin. nap h..H'4ric: Lima.
m w . ' - I catsa on noes crop at
. . . ii. somethine- new devekiDo looks to mo as
- ' I thovnrh atreaneed far enuagh: If goes
I H1.MOB . Mie- TW -.r, 'CIKi: I iHi.rt.i n 111 lin . ivitlin v.
ev... a ..A.. . ..... . .... . .... m..,, V.UVfTia WVa
L.ea. ... I.JS'A l.jinf J.zeia 1 .70 a l-sshlfj 1 ni afKl share.
Mays... 1.3SSC 1.27 1.23 Ul 1.2ii
Dec TV' .71 H ,ou .jflx .70, I LAST SALES.
May 72Vs .7J4 .714 ..71 .7!i
(mmm ,na - Afus i niriner win navo reverse oi aanaeroua
kits wax, Spanish, eratsv ",ing PWowseett wSrOTsndy
sy 1 wisaimr suiu autn av- sviw
Potatoes Cwt. aS vartetie. UK Morrow to Keeaa.
14 I New YorfeLlvanswl, gonflt sold on
Csboogo JJrthr. ciate. ta.2jOI.5 f better weather, aoaia buvina saJo cacw
Peppers Perk, 73c pie aa yesterday. Locals, sold leasing
Bggptaatw tnoew. f MALX5, ( for re action..!! ubbant to Reeeo.
,S."j-mii,Sre,' V'f New Tork-Weld's Texas man say
Pork . allla.rivelm. JSii
jt an it 7 i . r :. -.
mi aiiii : :sr'"uw
r.'rl- S !; Ii American Beat Sugar M
on iie.w sv.is ss.sv seii se.is l imipiMn - u.
I-ard I amAH4... . . a. v a . " " " .-s7
n..t 9i lift tB Hi an ss 9a en i oits
V" iri SVSX :.V '. I American Mioe leather Did. ... 1Z5
" " "".American LooomotW. i
Oet. TT. 19.64 19.50 1K.2S 1125 M.tT a" 5m?i"tr Rr' '" eH
Jan. ... 19.40 11.9 lt.40 11.70 U.U iSSfe" 2"". " lVl
American T. T. . W
tie; peaciMa, aoea.; prunaa, taw i0423c: ) market and no news dispatches ( ln
apn
r.h ram-Ma t mld It STU. I
2?.jil"'1.-." aIS'V"::::::::::::::::: 5
.u ?ifi? ' At... Uulf W. Indies
4.1111(4.1(1 gn.iFHIivil.tkl, i;iwr:, umiinw, ,-.... s ai
NEW YORK COTTON.
NEW .TORK, Sept. J4,. Thera ai
onslilcrnblc realising and scattered
Southern selling at the opening of the
cortmi market today and first prices
were Bteady at decline of S to IS
Miit. Active months sold 30 to 21
points net lower after tht call, with
liecember touching SI. 54, or about 13
points helow the high level of vaster-
ilsv. The weather In the South was
considered too cool, however, whllo the
firm opening of foreign exchangs ana
the steadli.eas of the stock market
were encouraging factors and Pecem
ber soon rallied to 11.79. or about four
imintn net higher on covering and trade
buying.
Heiter reports from ths stesl strike
caused some buying later hi til morn
ing, hut the weekly reimrt of the weath
er bureau was too badly mixed to make
any fresli sentiment and fluctuations
continued nervous and Irregular with
December ruling around Sl.nGo at mid
day or about 10 points net lower.
The market, was easier during ths
early afternoon with December contracts
selling orr to 31.440 or si nom is dciow
lsst night's okwtng tinder realising, con.
tinned Southern selling and local pres
awe. . .
Future closed steady at decline 01 iu
to 23 points.
Open. High. tow. Today. Pre.
nvtnv. is.iraivii.u ciuver, iiuiihibm, ........
grk nominal; htrd.ISI.Mi Hbs, -J p;-- -
ST. UMTH. Bept 24. Com. No. 2 D?'!.. .oh, ::::.
whits II 60 I l ,llra'0' m "UI
.Oaui. No. 8,7Ic; No. whltt, 9 j'?:
trivml r.TV .j chltoni rroducts
.i .VuiTJiV vt i.A I Criielbls 8t-l
t'l '14,W,n id. Mm. 1 k.e,l f ?' 1Q Mrt' I f'ubs fane Sugar
1 red. M.21t!.:2: No. 3, 7.11.19. XnSi ' vm
IWn ie le hlhe- K.. mlrl I Unral fclectflO
1.M41.57: No. ! whlto, 1.S9; No. 2 1 V
;..n 11 imi 11 I Goodrich Co. ...
1 r 1 1 u n . si 1 . ts 1 u i.ui. an.... . .
. .... . . . . . 1 r rtT rrt iirci . .
tiats nnrnmauy stenay r.o. 1 wnito, 1 j;; zr'S.T"" rA,' enY.
72W72Hc;VNo. 3 mixed. 4C5c; No. i ISJtSPl J!"? tro Ctfs.
red, a7c. i " r-,,i"-
n). ""Wl.w. -ti.'Xf-e Ul.. r.tA
international Faier
rAM namm I ivennecoti t onuer ,
jbl VtJll UUl. UV11UI1. 1 oulsvP'e A Vasl.vUla
UVKRPOOL, Sept. 81. Cotton, spot r"
111 uvu uiyuir, , ijriuoa wriu; inra- 1 Miami Copper
dllnsr M 904: fully middling 20.30d; mid- I Mid vale Hteel ,
n. i?ba4. 11 r.. A-..f I Missouri I'acfflo
.. " . I New York Central
ordinary u.u; oroirary i.07U. Bales N v N. K. Hartford
000 bale, Including 5,400 American. I Norfolk and Western (bid)
Receipts 1.200 bales, all
Futures closed barely
SOOtd; Oct. 19.9ld; Jan.
l.d: Hay lB.IOd: July
January 19.97 ZO 0(1 Wt-'onsouuatea copper
February ,
March
April
May
June
July
Keptember
October
November .........
liecember
t ontrscts closed barely steady it ad
ance of 3 to decline of t points.
Jan. .
Feb. .
March
April
May .
June
July .
Aug.
Oct. .
Nov.
Ueu.
31.78 !)U7 31.52 il.tt 31.91
SI. 73 31. HO
12.04 31.73 3t.J 81.95
3i.s aa.wi
31.93 32.07
.., 81.85 32.00
3l.H0 11.99
tM .
... 31.35 31.(0 31.13 31. 24 3148
....a.... 31.37 tt.M
... 31.70 31.80 31.44 ai.bS 81.75
31.92
.i...
DAILY INTERIOR.
Middling.
Ti...1. Rcls. T rtv. Vex. Stock.
MsmDhlS. nom..' 949 81.00 81.00 79,489
St. L.OUIB. qt. ,. si? 11,00 iviio i.-i
Atigitsta. sty. . 1.963 81.00 80.75 140.973 ".0; uneven y steady to Mo ower
Houston, sty, ,. 9,308 13.78 82.75 108,408 ;Xys1'MA1UI,dl'n. WttfM
1AM Rock .... 809 ., 13.785 "-J?; "s-ht, 8i.W18.9; pigs, $ll.003
Ualla. sty. 3!.00 82.25 u;5s-, ,... i,
NEW ORLlBANS COTTON.
NKW ORLEANS, "apt. 24. Nervous
and irregular fluctuation attended the
earlv trading In cotton today. The
wnnlhee man was called better than
expected and caused some selling, but
later there was buying on anticipa
tions of bullish weekly crop reports,
imuiiil the onenlng there were de
cline of 14 to 21 points, but the loflaws
wero recovered ana repisceo or aa
vsnces of 7 to 13 points, compurea with
lh rltm of vesterdav.
Ill market turned quiet and sagged
moderntely under liquidation from ths
long side. Toward noon prices were I
to 11 points below the finals of yester
day. Th market ws dull In the early
afternoon and held down oy unfavor
able iwiorts regarding the steol strike,
At 1 o'clock the trading months were
.1 n ilMcllna nf II nnlllts.
HtwiiM cloned steadv and unchanged;
nniinrv iii as: anotl ordinary 21.88; lew
middling 88.13; middling 31.38; good
middling 83.03. Bale on the spot o.a;
to arrive 3.8W. Delivered on contract
Future closed steady at decline of
17 lo 32 points.
Open. High. Low. Today Frew
, 81.50 8l?78 31.38 31.47 31.44
. .11.52 11.78 91.44 81.48 91.70
. 31.83 91.83 31.50 91.60 81.71
. 91.78 31.80 81.47 31.84) 3147
. 81.58 31.78 81.33 81.4a 3181
Jsn, . .
March
May . .
Oct. ..
Dec . . .
Geo. L Webb & Co.
COTTON FACTORS
MEMPHIS
Liberal Advances Correspondence Solicited
Expert
Salesman
nrxTTnw cheap
Bailey-Ball-Pumphrey Co.
Third Fleer. Falls Bullalna-
MONEY
Liberal
Advances
Low
fnterest
3
kf IU
t 9J
.... 1484
.... 9J
.... (H
.... m
....
.... 414
.... 43
....
.... 184H
!
.... 16
.... 1844k
.... !'JH
.... 17'
....
.... 43
....
U
1171
. ... t
...... 3i4
I0K
48
s
28
72
Blv.
nil
mat
ieotML nam. I tsraat. QovsraaiaaC waeklv weataev rm-
Peschs Colorado, box." ILSOl Call- I part eoasidarea anuavorable. Fenner to
lernia cii-ngs, J.2. uustalaon.
r txTTiTs,- TZ&ftJFZ os TeraOM, If not the chief hr-
tttii 'l'3"i"-"i tandr "ales, 81-08 centtTm, io tAamm buying the past
... , .... I ur op sour oays na Been- tne sao
oniuH imoiTua iwn, iwkfi. som I . .. w ..... . ... . , i
I8c. Malaga, wale, ii.ittI.7. Tokays, I e , rirhi. mm
. .. .. I may flad themaetves skatinw en talis It.
ArneT barret "e.te wUln. was m y 'recant
Jonathan. No. I, 3 W: ManutwtH
Ftppina, 88.M1S8.M; Orlmn Gotdcn, 38.04
' Cottonseed Product.
f Merchants Ftcharaie Qnntatlnns.1
Frude oil. basts orrme. 134iBil4e lb.:
bolls, loom, carious. 35 SO . 09 ton; meal
per cant. sttt.Mltfsl.e.
cur si from tlx Baoat reliabl sowreea
9m
?14ti
all American. ??",rth,er,n fSJ?
steady; Hept. ('hln Wfr
. 19.97d; MarcU nnaylvnl . . 42
10 70 People s Gas (bid) , 43
Tooav Prsr Flttsburgh aid West Va ' 33
33
73
91
SI J
loog
24 vj
114
iz'
370
1tUVi
131
190
. 133i
1 11144
ids I
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO, Sept. 24. Hogs Receipts
.a a 1 riesain
19 99 19 95 K'V- Iron and Hteel
19.94 19.91 Cln''L Kerirn . .
19 78 19 93 I Southern Railway
I 7S tsj78 Btudelaker Corporation ...
30.01 20.83 ' nnessea copper
19,98 19.98 I J,i"J"iJ' -12 '
19.91 19.98 I T0'0"' Products
19.98 30.00 K" ?" raoirio ..... .-. . ...... .
ciiHcu viaur mores twu;
V. 8. Ind. Alcohol
United States Rubber ......
United Htates Steel .;
Utah Copper
weutlngrfouie jjeiectrio . .
Total receipts today . .
Ham any isnt year
.12 4ti Cattls Receipts 13.000; firm; cnoico
nut I heavy steers. 3 18.3801 17.73: medium,
...Cl?r Ti..r. Vi Mo 'tii.. 810.7513.25: common. 88.7BO10.7S:
qui 1 choice llgtiL. fii.vtiwif.se; conimon, e.ut
mi. i i-m. vi.P, uuituivr iivuvin, B.wryii.n
. cows. U.23WIS.IS: cannars. 8S.Ja4.78
liirtTUro nrDflDT DM loaive, 20.3jp3i.o; feeder, w.wif
WEATHER REPORT BY us.as; stocks, tctctjio.oo. - .
pTITFS rnD WCtTV I mieeo neoeipis ti.vni; iirm; ntnioe,
SlATCS FOR WttlN I U3.80lli.e0; culls, l.0012.2i;; choice
- . . I AU,M 481Bi4 fit. tulles tJ AA 7i X -7S.
w I VTatBs fV'SPW f.a, vwuso, ?' v. 1 v
WA8HINOTON. Hspt. 94 The reiKirl Dfeeumg, i o
tt tVUsa SHaalUan las 4 Kai iwitM9l 1 s
"-" vitisia eie e n
followH: ' " celpts ,(Wd; aeneraUy 10o lowar: bulk,
T.aas-Condltlon and progress mostly 3iT.W8J;i7.ioi Mavie m
satlfaotory In West Texas. Insect n m, in.n.1Si UghU, 81.80817.70
. ... 1... j .i-t.-i..... nn tl4.00iu17.75.
atten in aaat and condition very poor. . Cattle-Receipt 18.004); 'atoadytp ii
F ck nc mskina sow progress account "ji.'"" v " " v. "T''
numerou. how-er. and labor shortage. iii'Ji rsT- :
r..M 1. i ..H.f...mrtr 810.40913.13: choice Mght. 318. loftU. lO
to v.rv aond condition. cot rather common. tt.80J18.; butcher heifer.
ig slow progress account l,1r; choloo hes, stews, 815.90
"em and Inkor shortag- n,J'UB1i ' 3 Ii5!.l5 Hi AT,m2'
.otton Is In satisfactory $l.40U.tB: clto c light. Iia.l.13.7
..... ,v... common. S8.80iJ13.8A: butcher heifer
Poor in niurli o ?Vter portion
two waaka lata nicking and aintilng I 34. IBfflfl.OO calves, 814 114117.60: feeders,
aro genlrri. ,m"m" 83,71 f3.l6; Blockers. $8.809 .
ma-Coltnn opfnlr, rapidly breeding we. 3.ool4.soi
inada generally god progress, 3tO.tOft.13.fN. ; ' .
Oeorglatrwing arought cotton ts no
yoim - ti
opening
ceedlng rapidly.
Aiabs
nlckina
nearly fin sneu in some sections in
south, condition very poor to fair in
south, rather poor
shedding continue
Mississippi cotton maua snusisctm-y
; feeder lamb
BT. LOUW, Sept. J4.-Hdg-Receiot
oor WveraV. In'mTrth w3o4: toweTi toT,3il80;b;.k:$ipffl
ZtoZ&vZ' 17.6i medium. $lf.aBlTBS Unt, ,18.00
.... . I ih 17.75; nias. 313.00018.3 5.
opeiiln. raplilr pick' , CaUla-f.soslpt. 8,000 : hlgborr oholca
ing and ginning show good progrea. ""JT. ' "S i 1Z111?.'
Arkansas-liry wes'Jer and high W'lfJ; "'IIVm"''?
temporature the first four day wero hl,.,f(n.u,,ll !ihifi.ffi.iTi2o
favt.rable, but most too heavy rain. K?"iS: .? mh is. 88 S
and low temperatures remainder of : ". J?-M.laLffi?SJK-?
wre unfavorsbie. cotton tnaa iiIt sL, v.V. Vast
ily poor progroM. some cotton ,'n ?; "0.5"IW?:f5i
, out.nd stained by heavy rains, h''JSi1..,liy. to,
choice awes, $i,007.00; , culls, 83.80
imf...,.KU ,ltr.ti MS, Sl.n clvo, siv.svwsi.ini: iobuwio
ffellers
SrnSwKlt In nst-'pla,".;: boiui ?f. t-!i
nnmitnof rauldh'. nlc i n general. eon 1 f-'t yi"Pi .""":ir" ruv,.'yv,
dltlon fairly satlsfaotory. J1)"1
Houth Carollna-1 irought was very I
"r'rr."UJi '". W-T. i0..?' FfmT WORTH, f.,.. Bent 24.-Cat
oonailion gvneraiijr kivuih urj Ji,i,. iTin. mt,Av taa,am Cf
r and low oron nrostwot now only I tie Kscolpt, 1.5C0, teady. Beeves, 88
T . r. ' .. '.I 448111
fairly satlsfaetory, larga proportion "t ' ,,.,-,. a. .jv
th. aeiieral crop fullv matured and L.1?l?-r.n.c!Pts' lW iteady. IHaty,
opening rapklty, picking still at rmgl 8U.4i8jpii.ti.
North Csrnllita-nrought hecdmln COTTON CROP SUMMARY,
n.3 Se .lata Mtlon' dVterlora cd WASHINGTON', Sept. J4.-Co(ton
Sua to SroTiahl I bolt? eSanlni 'ranTdlv lnws mostly In unsstlgfaotoi v oon
m.VemifSr.ttv.Th 'f
bulletin for the week ended Tuesday
lor r'osmg. . ... , . annnimcad tndav Rainfall during th
i.fV?.ltndi.lon on,"w "l week wa froqueht In TTe.M and mijch
bean mostly ruined by woeviis ana pro
vlous rains.
averaged generallv above normal.
Cotton mane rainy goon progress
.el- enori an Val Ui aalharad Texas, but lwhr Ht or no lm.
KSS' wlii ?d 51 LJdii. STut! provement wss rportsa, ami th crop
fn south 1 eevll. and t"?"'" Uauriorated In many loo title,. 1v
ing . mnT e....v. u-n, , v- w. th r(.rol,. continued tlrv
norm.
Memphit District
Weather Bulletin
Memphis, Tenn., Pept. 84, 1919,
weather
was harmful. In Houth Carolina it Is
only poor to . f Atrty good, with only
a rair prospect ior a top crop, it
beyond possibility of Improvement
Ueonrut. In Florida It Is very poor.
Alabama it ts very poor to only fair
In the south, and poor to fairly good
in tno norm.
BOND CLOSING.
TORK. Sept l.Mberty bond
Arlington, pt. cldy. 71
Bolivar, clear ...... 77
lirownsvine, clear
High, law. FCI. I olosing: 3Hc. 100.04; first 4s, 9S.M; sec
Covington, clear
W.C.KNIGHT
. ,t, .i . . -
COTTON FACTORS Memphis, Tenn.
90
38
49
49
81
ts
48
81
41
w
47
84
83
l
59
00
ond 4s, 94.8(1; first 4tts. 98.30; second
""14H. 4.i4: tnirn ns, js.ts; rotirth 4ug
22 94.13; Victory 3s, ti.H; Vlotor- 4,
SLCDGE & NORFLEET GO.
Cotton Factors
107 AND 100
SOUTH FRONT ST
MBMPI1IH.
00GS(ERY&D0f.ELS0nco
COTTON FACTORS
4t IOUTH r-RONT tTRCST. ' " . " ' MSMfMlt. TENNEtStt.
.iaiKHw-B.... ,.ia -fc.-i. W -.. ....... .
ltyerMhurg, clear
MIOMI'HIH, clear
Milan, clear
Nashville, clear ,
Fatesvllle, clear ... 30
Clarksdals, p. cldy. , Id 1
Corinth, p. cldy. ...
Greenville, Clear ,.,78
Hernando, p. cldy. .. 78
Holly Springs, clear. 78
Suwumbta. clear ... 7
sceola. clear 80
Marlanna, cldy, 74
Wynne, clear 74
Avermga 77
Sspt 13, delayed.
COTTON AtEA SUMMARY
Cool weather prevailed with tempera.
lures from 4 to 3 below seasonal except
In the coast districts and the Carolines
Where warm weather continued. Scat
tered ahower, mostly light to mod-
rate, occurred In Central Texas, the
Carolines and Eastern (leorgia. Heavy
rains: North Carolina, Newbern 1.78,
UoldaborO 1.14.
81
?? 9.S.
.tw
.00
.00
.00
.90
.90
.00 1
.90
.00
.00'
.90
.00
.90
.00
MELIUS EIAIlKETafl EGUB Til TICKER
i Ut r. Uiler.i
Produce.
Cotton.
Xew Orleans Man Indicates generally
fair end cool for a day or two, but bad
weUur again indicated to fallow bj uA
of wwi. Kofles to Cawk.. ,
New York Everybody bullish, predi
cated on poo crop accounts; unless
Celery tnmcn, MM.. (Mc.
' cumbers DeweB.
rains did little damage, worms, stripped
TTI -.rol . hTr.. I u I J1 showlngj aiany green anmatured
Tma4o HoaeTowa. biatosU 4.0 1 tf add consideraoto to
Sweet 9tate BroheJ. H.251. id.
' ' IritttaT.
lemons Per box. 97.HMIT.W.
Orsages Oallfornis, 84 0t)C.
Psnanas Pcnr.d. aualTa.
vrwa ran KvaporatM aptHea, n
I crop,
Pfew Tork Sterllnr- 34.17ii: francs
1840; marks' 34.4W: oalV on nundredi
marks three hundred dollars at 8ct
I call en- hundred thousand traacs $23 at
1 1, to. i.udwlg to Beeew.
New Orteaos No daeiited trend! to
LOCAL SECURIT1I3.
buyers- and tke- load' la nww an weaker
arperulders wklle the South availed or the
bwlwe tn do son hedging. Fallon) t
Uhepar & Ghsck. ,
New Tork Locals lanorlag weekly
rrrrmr force reaction: wlir get Dunished
again. MeElroy to Cotter Turner.
New Orlaaiss Reoarts. that the steel
strike hr spreading causing modwrata
selling and asm liquidation. T radars
who. nave been friendly t the market
seem t fear that thera is a chanee of
laaor irotsnees agaiini aoniaaung tna
Ouofsflon sr ttnofflctat, being so- 1 situation. fclwpard ft Gluek.
nrf an. .4 an (ha fci.r knnwa I .-". wrer. tnerw 1 n goow
Uj wW7 I MmsM tor spot tn tfte mtertor. Farm
and bid.
BANK STOCKS.
Baak of Com. Trust Co.. ?n"
Central-Stabs National .... 1(9
Com. Trut and Havings ... Jl
f'epositors' Savings inO
First National 17
Uuaraiity Trust Co. .,,,.,140
Liberty Savings , 130
Manhattan Savings Mm
National City Bank 72S
North Memphis Savings ... 223
Peoples Savings 140
Hecorlty Bank tt Trust Co.. 8
State Savings 2S
nmn savings w
nlon and Planter 205
Bid. Arked.
409 4 V)
MlHCbLLANtSOUS feTOi.'KS.
V.
Kwhango Building Co.
Memrlila TermlnaT Corp. .
Hernando Insurant- 80
Oayoso Hotel 83
Phoenix rotton Oil Co. ... "0
Wm. H. Moor D. O. Co. .. i
C1TT BONDS.
Memphis School 4a 90
Msmnnis rtcnoo; etis. mn.. t5
Memphis Rfdg. 1816.. 98
U.mnhl Water a S8
Memoh a L f. Co. i ... 93
Equitable Gas Co, 6s, 1923. 91
ljinaen station as
Memphig St. Ky. 5s
Oavoso Hotel os
Am. Baa Co. 8s. 20-yr
Nineteenth Century Club 8s
Memphis Terminal
B Vlemnhle Isind Co.
COUNTY BONDS.
Shelby County 4 , 93
Bhslby County 4s 98
Shelby County Vs. according
to maturity ....-.... i
Lake County, Tenn. 93
LEVKH BONPs,
Miss. Love 4s 98
Wlu. favea 8s .. ..... 100
U as. Lve IS. 1924 1:1
Vasoo-MiSS. Kfd. 4s SJ
Tazoo-Mlss. Rfd. 4U. 1849. 98
Tszoo-Mlsn. Bs 100
9
n
9
103
tut
lt
iw
i on
289
15l
i
000
118
tit)
lo
r
rr '
SUr-
09
t
90
171
9t
W.
10
V.
95
a
100
77
tr.
100
10".
11)1.
193
8v
10 '
m
lol
1"8
93
98
1.93
era ara ref vising tor sell and ttoidmg for
&e."
Exports today tt, 4191 vs. aoa.
Now York Juna.rmm InteeMf. baati
picking cotton np all day; market look
ugar. ryncnoa. ta JUulau.
NOW Orleans- Rimim tacaft unfit OMinls
claim that October snot commftmencs
are large, nut freight brokers state they
navo not booked mach tKloMr cotton
room, ti hepard m CHuck,
New Torfc Veatein win bauuta .all.
Ing on Idea market duwouatlng csaat-
"ona. jap tnterssts been iiauioattng
October holdings, transferrins to Jao-
uary and March, pat about through.
CrrsUB.
Brussels "Tba worlit nemd liii
'ear or a rood shortage the coming w ut
ter, providing there ts proper care ts
handlinsr the nrobiem aad nrnaar ai.
ftribbtloti," said George ti. Roberta,
Britlsn food controller, and one nf th
delegates of the supreme - economic
council In session here today. Otfeer
oe legates concurred tn Mta view.
New Tork Argentine corn of rood
Quality beina offered freelv rtf New
Tory under 91.4 per buehel immediate
sniproeni Dy steamer. Argentine-New
Torfc freights breaking drastically, now
down $10 par ton tn week. Effort be
ing mase to secure New England tray
en for spot and transit Argentine earn.
14113 oiu corn encaper Uan American.
tsew wui arrive By end of October.
Memphis recerots Corn 1. oat id.
and hay 34 car.
Hog receipt Chicago, 13.009, Oma
ha, ,00; Kansas City, i.OOO; Sioux
iiuv, i.tou; oi. josepn, i,wu; Hi, iX)Uls,
u.uvu, . ..
ChlC9gr Rsceiuts 'V.Tisnt T.38800U-
corn 344.000. oaU 484.909. 8hhment.
wneai sts,wuw, corn 113,0041, oats 371, -
ooo. , . . v . .
St. Louis Receipt: Wheat 208.064.
corn 83,000, oats 70,000. Shipments
wneai 4ii,uov, corn li.ws. oats 94,000,
Grain belt orecast Bntire belt fair
tonight and tomorrow and probably
Friday, with exception of shower fn
Northern Wisconsin and Minnesota,
rTioay; warmer tonight, cooler north,.
i west tomorrow. . "
Chicago Wa would not ha .uiorisea
to see a setback tn corn and oats. But
18.074: fresh I Bn w " come. O'Brien to Mu-
i . 4 r an,
Chicago Ticker save borers refnatna
In fnllnu, kA . .1 ..n n .. ,M Lj . L. 3
t.Tve nnnltrv. Bteartv: chickens. 92t I tin. 1. mllmr. whleh wua 1U in 9 unli
S3o; other, unchanged, Dressed, steady; I over ths future yesterday, is around o
pnoes uncnangeo. i over toaay, out no sales maao a yet.
T. LOUIS. Sept. 24. Poultry, springs England demand for now corn over
tSHo: geese, inc. . I night rainy brisk, one house selling 34)
, uutter, creamery, jvBa. "- i car ior aeierreo siupment.
KAKflAH C1TT Hent 24 Packing I Chicago Local sentiment friendly to
h...; nr l.leh.r ic: other grades "r"i ln,r ' preaeure; tnere is a
...k....i fV, . m ,i w in4 Million "ii' amount or commission buy
a tt P0"" nd ',otttto' ing. Babcock ,to Clark Co.
MISCELLANEOUS
NEW TORK, Sept. 24. Butter, firm:
ecelpts. 11,771: creamery, firsts, 8 Ha
4',4C.
rfggs, firm; receipts,
ctlute fleaia. &9lHfUc. .
Cheese, Irregular; receipts, 9,717;
erage run, sv
The Memphis Tri-SfeVe Fair
lias ft wonderful educational propam for
the merchant or planter in the ; Memphis
territory, and we invite you to attenffM
fair as our guest. Make your headquarters
with us in our offices at 69-71 Union ave
nue. We wilt arrange to have a car take h
'you out to the fairgrounds from this office. .
Our company is operating the most
modern and - serviceable cotton factors
business, in the. South.. We have a service
that will appeal to you personally, and we
""hope yoH will not overlook an opportunity
of -discussing this with us when you are
here this week.
x Drop in on us for tags and drafts and
get your name on our mailing list for our
market letter.
The Scott -Thomas'
Cotton Company
' 69-71 Union Ave, Memphis. Tenn.
VJILIvKJSOM c: CARROLL
Cotton Company
COTTON FACTORS
LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE ON CONSI WIENTS
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE. "
Don't Sell Your Cotton Cheap
Let Us Handle It For You
7
v HI 3 bas been an expensive crop to raise, so let's try to
get all w can Ior it., Our facilities are abetter than
wer be(or4s. Make ti t shipment, then compare prices.
Bender and StapWS our specialty. '
MINER & (MNELL COMPANY
COTTON FACTORS
, Memphis, Tennessee.
liberal Advances Made on Cotton; Correspondence Solicited.
R. T. POLK , COTTON
Successors to Polk & Barkidifte. , . !
COTTON FACTORS. V :
9 Sooth Front Street, Memphis, Tenn.
W. . ABSTON
HUGH WYNNE
ABST0D, WYNNE & CO.
COTTON FACTORS
LIBERAL ADVANCES ON CONSIGNMENTS Of COTTON
I SOUTH FRONT STREET MEMPHIS,' TENN.
unchanged,
CHICAGO. Srt. 21. Butwr hlglier
Ovsr nlctit Chicago salos T0.0M corn.
Rt flAH nf m fc . . It AAA.
erssmsry. 4df 6o. ; 60,000 contract corn sola to (tors at
firsts. 484if494o; ordinary firsts, 41Jj Chicago Vry trotig proTistcm mar-
43Hn; at marK, esses toetota. 424 het wlth ,,Vi commission hous buy
49c; storags packl firsts, WWje. ing of bird and Try light offerings.
Poultry Live lowers springs, iJVaC, Buying of lard Is largely short eov-
fowls, 203 2 Sc. sring with some long purchase of
.... , "." " j,.t.. janusry.-wagner w . u.
rnK.fluv, ..-..-..-"' i-3. i .
srrlval. 90 ears: Mmnesotaand Wort? SSV? .22St ffi'ssaa"
nitoi sacKrn. ana oui, rriT unn, i .,..,.,..
13 3ftto2.4: Wisconsin. , sachen, round I Cash corn looks S higher; oats 1
whltss. U. 8. grade N. i. :.3i'oi3.4ai niginr.
do HUlK, a.:6w.. . Chicago (torn talk fliat gorernmsnt
. -. . Mil.,-. '? .stooks r4ucd so wbsat
KM W Tt MlrV. fri L. .1 . Bri niliui t I nan. lisk stiisAil U n nvfisx
... M - Ami. ASltin - I wr ww bvui iu, TBkvti
llh ".'" r chlcao-Th araln ooansd firm sad
BT. LOUIS. Spt. t4.-Poultry- ?""!.uD,;-0J,hA,'0"B"-
Springs. 23HM grrse. IOC.
liUtver trrainerj, ..
war mr Ksnl it Conner, aulst;
-I.... i,ii anni and Dent.. 23 W: Oct,
snd Nov., 53H4fJ4; small lots second
hand spou 3ir. - . .,
Irrtrt. stesav inn unpnunir...
Looks llks slrsnsth In stock market an
influence. Strike dstailu are mainly
umavoraois, out wsu strssi minks
strikers around Pittsburgh ar Weaken-
i ing. vvsgner uc,
New Tork 1 reiterate my Utemnt
that ths lipmarch of price ha culml
nated and that prices will now tend
.m, a 7K metal exrnana ouo.va i ao-wnwara ior soros urns at least, kuii.
lead stoarly; epol. 9.90 bid, 9.33 asked. I trh festpres are discounted and ex.
Ort., 9.0S PlOl .. asKsu. r..ici, . i nausia.- suwn,
l?ast 8t Louis delivery iot. 7.12H Stock
B " ' - . . ft- .4. .I.MMI...U I V- . I. .b. ..... ...ll.. ..
17s Bd. TIHUros, IB l"v i w'1. , i...... iww .lorn ttiui stv-i hii ik mi
spot sttlt; futures. 121. Tin spot present somewhat of a deadlock and
Sn ts; futures 274 17s d. Lead spot I the market action Monday and y eater.
9B is- si: rutuires i oar navina riu w n vue imu nu na
.... , . ...a,...- r 1I R. I ..,... I. -i . , -. 1 . ..., .
f)psiir poi sii li.Ti I lairir wmi oi-wiumwa, ii woum os
nrovK reiuionahlv safe Dvivlns onnorti
nnTTONSEED OIL. ' nltlee on bear drlres and good rtao-
i unra. in Mfn
NEW TOKK, sept. -...n, v. Nw Torll-.New York ttm. bureau
31 .sn
April
I4eptember
October ..
November
December
!1.50b
nuhllshe list of mills where Increasing
Cash ''-."r... , . .Va,.6 At I mimbsr of men are returning to work.
January " !JL','fl isooSiS'io This cohflrms a more optimistic tone
ywuary is sfltfiS io 19 10 19.30 "PPM,nt ."i,. morning s press.
March i! ?"!f il l il k ..All Lk Rttleson to Clark.
oi nrttivfl .43 (HI ''5 60 I Kew York Thsrs Is no Industry In
tl.7vvvZ3-"0 ai-rw ai.ii' i tne oouniry tnai is maaing mors moner
19 1SW19.M 19.lf 19.90 I than the leather Industry, Ijkst month
l2(tiU. 19.w9Ul9.nl was the blgseat month In the history
Total sales, 9.7OT. lone weaa.
of ths American Hide and - Leather
ick,
SHELBY CO. BELTED ARISTOCRATS
IN TRi-STATE FAIR HOG SHOW
TEXAS sUINTALL
Austin Oil
palllnger 10
ttranham ...... .03
j'lller 90
Enrlnsl ....... .94
Hondo .. ....I. .49
lluntsvUl .... .14
Kerrvllle ..... .tO
limpasas .... .3'
Llano
Longvlew ...
Luting
Naeogaoehs
Marble rails
Spur
Tempta-
.80
.80
it
.34
.04
1
'V S
-:
a
J
-W T-gwrr 'HsWIiiil''-
New Tork Ths attitude of official
of the steel corporation and the
strength shown by tt stock Indicates
I rather piaimy rnar mi anions nav not
succeeded as yet In what they set out
m do. There has been escellent buy.
Ing In the low-priced rails and express
I company snare in tn past isw nays.
ana ir soma aariims aoucr is formu
lated by tMngrees regarding the final
disposition or ine raiiroaos or tne noun
try , all dividend railroads should have
uneiantiai snvancen. woi)niui.
Kaw York Sinclair says they are so-
iit. tn make a demonstration in Teh
stock and advises It purchase. They
are about to offer a new Issue and
have to make it iook gooo.. uaniortn
to Mclfaii.
MONEY.
NEW TORK. Rent. 14. Mercantile t
I ... tBEti O.ulln .A-Ji.u Kill. A .
prr, ov e.., ...I-, w ubj mi. .a, ...a,
commercial 90-dsy bills on banks, 4.144;
commercial (0-div bills. 4.144; demand,
4 17H; cables, 4.1tUv Oullder demand,
187H; cables, 371. Marks, demand. 4 4j
IxahlM 44.. fiovemrrenf bonds, slfnn
I railroad bond lrrenilar Time loans.
steady; so days, .v ana. six mnnins.
ItHtirS. Call money easy; high, low and
I ruling rate, ; nosing uia, last loan.
II; bana accepisncm, m,
enmt.
, . ..v. j . .,w vnll biMU-.l! ...a-r
T-mnl. aa I i ....... t "-'"-.-.,
Uvald ........ .is' The Dlvlna farm at Raleigh, Tenn.. bat soma of tht tancloot HampsBir bogs iety; centrirugsi. i.n, un granuiat
( rlnc at the fair. More are four of them. ea, u. , - . .
HUMPHREYS- O'SULLIUAN CO.
,. , COTTON FACTOES
Liberal advances en esntlgnm nts. Correspondence Solicited.
Southeast Corner Front and Madison, Memphis, Tenn.
STERIIBERGER, McKEE & CO.
COTTON FACTORS
105 South Front fit. Memphis, Tenn.
CXBRE8POXI)EX4rE REQUESTED. . !
DILLARD & COFFIN CO;
K
COTTON FACTORS
f18 FALLS BUILDING, MEMPHIS
t , CORRESPONDENCE INVITED.
V
sCSTABLlSHED 1364,
STEWART -GVYf IN E COMPANY
Cotton Factors and Wholesale Grocers
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE
McCRAW, PERKINS & WEBBER CO.
COTTON FACTORS
LIBERAL ADVANCES OS CONSIGNMENTS,
BI.R20-B2fl FALLS BLl
MEMPHIS, TENN.
WE SOLICIT VOI R rONSlONMENTS OP COTTON ANp ,
GUARANTEE PROMPT SERVICE.
F. G. "BARTON COTTON CO.
COTTON FACTORS
I.
.1 ll ,
4042 S. FRONT ST.
Memphis; SNSf.
, BANK CLEAEINQS.
Wednesday, Sept. 24 t HlHii lj
Thus far this week ,2'J!H?5-5?
Previous week 10.2R6.92fi.4B
pime time in 191S 10.129,221.3
Barne time in 1313. 4,391.W3.41
oorrais.
NKW TORK, Sept. 84 Closing prices;
Today, Prev.
January U.l4iS.ll 14 43014.7J
March ...... 15.1415.15 14.68f 14.M
May .!.... 15.1015.11 14.e3fl4.(!5
.. . . l c ill b, i la. si at in i n xti .. . w ...
O. Aai McFALL
1 N. front St,.,'MeMilils,.,Tenn
Cotton, Grain, Stocks
. .er . , Corresnandent j. .
M. A B. -BEESIr New 0inj.
J. S. BS.(?4B' CO., New Vek.
CLEMSNtT OUPITIS A CO., Chicago
Private vulrea, to principal exthangs
Liberty Bonis Beuoht, Sold snd
Onatad. '
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