The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-07
DAILY COTTON MARKET.
Port Movement

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 Total today: Net receipts. a4.4s5; gross. 25.ee<: shipments. 2o.263: sales. 2.s2s: stock CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS. Chicago. Oct. 6.-Belief in probabil- ity of active demand from Germany for American wheat induced strength today in wheat market here. Wheat for December delivery closed 5-S@3-4c. up, oats 1-S@1-4 and provisions e 15c For the first time in several weeks the undertone independent of support from bull leader. who has of late been conspicuous buyer. Throughout the whole session values had an upward was up l-4&s-sc. to f-2c at s4s-4 to S4 7-s9S5. Commission houses and there was heavy realizing at times the offerings were easily absorbed. Ex- port news was apparently the most | powerful factor in the situation. The | fact that Germany has been buying American wheat the past few days seemed the pivotal point around which an eminent English statistician regard | ing the worlds supply of breadstuffs | as affected by the situation in Germany. Is buyng unexpectedly large quantities of foreign wheat supposedly for imme- diate consumption. Further confirma- tion of improved demand for wheat or | export was received in dispatches from Duluth and Winnipeg Numerous sales | also of flour for export were said to Northwest. For December wheat the | highest point of the day was reached at s5 I-4. The market closed strong desi weatSer ss ss l for sSs crop sentiment in the corn pit was bull ish. Early in the session trading was fairly active but later the market set tied into a dormant condition. Shorts | and commission houses were heavy pur- cbasers; Small local receipts had a strengthening influence. Cash corn sold
 
 | price of options. The market closed | firm with prices at almost the highest | point of the day. December opened un- | changed to 1-4c. higher at 441441-4, sold up to A 3S and closed at A IA. | Active demand for export was one | of the main causes for a firm market for oats. Small local receipts helped to increase buliish sentiment. prom innt elevator interest was an active l buyer. Shorts and commission houses l also bought December opened a shade | to 1-8@1-4c. higher at 2S 1-4s?S 3-S, sold up to 2s 12 ard closed at 2S S-S. | Trading in provisions was extremely small in volume. The market however was firm. Liberal shipments of hog | products caused the flrmness. At the close January pork was up, 15c. at at 6.S5. Ribs were 5c. higher at 6.47 1-2.
 The leading futures ranged as follows:
 ARTICLES. Open. High. Low. Close. pecember' ..s s5 .ssH 2 .s4x .ssA | May =. s6A SsM se Ss% October .. 30 h0h 50 50k Old Dec. 45k 45h 45h 45K New Dec. .. 44N AK A AZ | Oats No. 2.
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