The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-22
The IFinaneier's Statement.

New York. Sept. 2l.-The Ffnancier says: It will be remembered. that the as ssns sssss%s failed Sf f to sf
 payments on September of S,47a.g1S for bonds, these disbursements counting for only one dsy-or ht say X; ;slszs be5,aYst in tne s balance of N.0s6 sss lrppresepting the re- mainder of these payments of the l3th
 which it would seem sho,:ld have peen Aa week instead of which 1t would appear that only the payment for bonds pur- chased last week were accounted for n the banks will withhold from their re- ported cash so important an amount as the $7.0663Se above noted. The explana- ton for It's absence in the return Ssc maY; sold bonds te the government were most savings banks, and that the money re ceived by them for these bonds was either promptly invested in other securi- ties or temporarily deposited awaiting a favorable opportunity for investment Moreover, some of the priyate bankers their own vaults. The disclosures made by the preliminary estimate Of the move ment of money last week that the' ordI-
 nary operations of the treasury con 1 from the banks and also that the move | ment of curreucy to the interior appears 1 to be increasing Is not altogether assnr- for anxiety regarding the situation so lone as the poficy of bond pnrchaseS is continued thropgh which denieted hank SrEs, Sy ss S estpre psex re | lieved through imports of gold rom Europe and South. Austraha: and also through Yukon gold, which will be trans ferred to tftis center. 'S{
 Chicago Grain and Provision. '
 Chicago, Sept. 1t-All markets on the Board of Trade. following the usual pre- | .n,~ 1.ah
 December wheat close i-s@1-ac lower: l December corn 1-4e higher and December oats a shade up. Provisions closed. lOQ F 1;2c, lower. Wheat had a dull, heavy hsaS " higher at q 1-4c. on steady cables. al- I though lacking outside support. The Northwest was 2. seller hersl sIs and ,ssst ats4 pressure pressure becember essed of to TOr 7:sc, | and closed easy, R1-S6If-4c lower, at nc. Local receipts were ITS cars, six of son. |, receipts reached 1.4eE cars, making total for the three points of 1; compared with 76S last year. Primary receipts were I11s.ns bushels .sgainst last ,1.s, years i;, ,r wheat and flour eaualled 1,S25,O0o bushels.
 Corn was quiet. with little outside in- terest: December steay l-sesls4e hignssr; ns,,; on liberal selling by local and elevator interests easted off to 5s 5-s. Later re i port of export demand brought December
 hi higher, at S 7-sc. Receipts were 4s | cars. @
 Oats developed little interest. and slightly show of strength at the openint
 in sS mpathy with corn and an outside dc
 mand was lost by their offerings De J cernber opened 1-Sc higher at S6 5-S, solC
 off to 36 t1-2c and closed easy. shad' ] higher, at 66 1-2@66 .5-Sc. Receipts wer' . Provisions had a quiet market. whicl at first tended to be strong and actire
 Most of the trading was for the January ! account, with higher prices at the open ] ing on higher prices for hogs, but ol liberal offerings all products eased off
 January pork closed l0c lower. at $l625 } January lard closed F 1-2@10c down. anf , January ribs F. 1-2c lower at the close
 The estimated receipts for Monday are
 Wheat, 110 cars: corn, 240 cars; oats, II . cars Hogs, 33,O00 head.
 ' ,Ths leading futures ranged as fellows \ Articles-s5F Open. High Low. Close