The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-10

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 the worlds available stocks, caused weakness In the wheat market here | a-A -l &..aA A~s f..aw- | 6-S to 7-S below yesterdays nnal tig- ! ures.
 Corn closed firm.
 Oats easy and provisions steady. The wheat market was subjected to considerable selling pressure all day
 ai-l a heavy tone prevailed during tho entire session.
 The market was bearishly affected
 at the start by weak cables and by continued liberalities in the North west and opened with prices l-8 to s-S below the previous close. The ap-
 parent indifference of foreign traders to the bullish showing of the govern l ment report induced pit traders to sell quite freely early in the day, and as
 the session advanced the selling be- came more general. The. market clos ed weak at almost the lowest point Clearances of wheat and flour were equal to 229,00 bushels. Minneapolis. Dulufh and Chicago reported receipts
 of 1,Ol4 cars against 525 last week and 376 year ago.
 Demand for corn was fairly active all day and offerings at no time were liberal. Sentiment in the pit was a trtfe bearish at the start. but soon became firm despite the weakness of wheat. Continued dry weather in the
 corn belt was the principal reason for the hrmness.
 The market closed firm at prices up Is to 1-403-S. Local receipts were
 421 cars, l07 contract grade. Selling for September and December deliveries by cash houses was the feat ure of trade in the oats market Local receipts today 309 cars which was fifty more than mad been expected and this caused part of the selling. The market was influenced to a large eX- tent by weakness of wheat. the senti- ment being bearish. At the close.
 prices were 1-S to 1-2 below the pre-.
 vious close.
 Shorts were free buyers of lard but
 aside from that the provisions market
 was dull all day. Prices fuctuated
 within a narrow range.
 Hog receipts at Western packing centers were a trifile in excess Of
 those of the corresponding day a year
 ago but less than for the correspond
 ing day a week ago.
 Prices at the close were 5 cents low.
 CT to 5 cents higher. Estimated rec ceipts for tomorraw:
 Wheat, 52: corn. 210: oats. 270; hogs, 22, 900 head.
 The leading futures for tn. day ranged