The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-21
F.. F. Johnstone & Co. Cotton Buyers and Warehousemen
 cetton Bought Any Point in Alabama or.oe and Consienmen Solicited Lowest Insurance best facilities

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 TREASURY BALANCES.
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 Chicago Grain and Produce.
 Chicago, Oct. Follower prices TOT wheat at Liverpool were ch1eny re- sponsible for weakness today Tn tne local wheat market. At the close wheat for December delivery was on 1-2. Corn was down 3-S. Oats show ed a loss of 1-s@1-4. Provisions were a shade to 1-2 lower.
 The wheat market was weak all day. Trading was very quiet ana prices held within a narrow range. The news of the day was almost a eN clusively in favor Of the pears ,1nt @ with no special demand. the market ,kes showed no rallying power. Prices were affected by decline of half penny at Liverpool. favorable weatner in the United States, increased snip d ments from India and Austraila anu predictions of liberal increase Tn worlds shipments. Local longs W were ere the chief sellers and demand canae la. mainly from shorts: rtses rns nnsr the aI low. ed ed 1pS@i-4 to 1-4@3-s lower at 7s 1-4 to g ss sold off to ss a and wSeat Ssosed and now:S nos,r were equal to s21.eoo bushels. Primary receipts were 1,os6.o0o bush els against 1,144,0o0 on the same day last year. Minneapolis. Dulutn anu anu against 563 last week and Ss4 year ago. ,s a,u and prices were lower in sympathy witn tne weakness of wheat. An o.nua ar,s of the corn belt increased the bearish sentl- ment The drop in temperature would. if was claimed, facilitate the curlhs of the new crop and would afso put country roads into better shape TOT tne movement of the grain. Cash houses were the principal sellers. orerings heing taken by commission houses, The market closed weak with pr1ees raar fhe lowest point Of the day. De- cember opened a shade to l-o lowel at AZ IA to 42 1-443-S and sold oi 10 AZ. where 1t closed. Local rece.pot ot were 2SO cars. with 17S of contract
 The oats market was influenced al, most entirely by the action or wheat and corn. sentiment in the pit belns hnarish all day There was consider ohIa selling by longs and pit traders. December opened 1-S@1-4 lower at a TX. sold between 8 and 33 l-4 anu eu closed at 8 Is. Local recelpts' A'' cars. .+ ,rd easy There was scattered liquidation ny lne buyers of yesterday, the onernnss or ing taken ky pit traders Who WIZ. Mst evening up trades. A weak ao.,tiei ma, for live hogs was largely inhuential in holding down prices. At the close Ianuary pork was off 1-2 at i5.tS on i .n z; Iard was a shade lower at s.IoW aaa12. Ribs were 1-z lower a' 7.45. far Monday: Wheat, 75 cars; corn -9@ e"i'' o"o' 35S; hogs, 34,OOo head.
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