The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-21

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 CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
 Chicago. Feb 2o.--EEnall primary receipts and an improved demand for cash wheat had strengthened effect today on the sry gs1s was % up Corn @ s'gs was s Ea&c @ io%er. @ Oats were down Sc and provisions were 75Sc to 12Mc lower.
 to the bear. side early in the day and prices ranged slightly below the closing of sssssFaas Ea,. Several of .ss lsssInE copis traders. About noon. however, the market | the lower point of the session. The | upturn was caused by small primary re- ceipts and good demand by Minneapoiia much strength in the final halt hour be- cause of weakness of corn The close was
 May opened a shade to A@%c lower at 92@s2hc. sold off to et@D2c and then ad- | vanced to ssc. The close was at 92i4 Q | %c,
 Clearancss of wheat and flour were equal to 22e.90O bushels Primary receipts were | s2i.0oO bushels. against S3s.o0o bushels on
 Minneapolis. Duiush1 and Chicago report ed receipts of l5s cars. against 407 cars last week and sot cars . year ago.
 Corn was firm early in the day because | of small local receipts but later the market | became weak on general selling. Aside from | no apparent explanation Of the weakness which characterized the last hour of the
 The close was weak. May opened un- changed to hc higher at soM to eeMc, ad- vanced to 0Bc and then declined to 5e &c. | The close was at 5s% Nc. Loeal receipts
 Oats were weak in sympathy with corn Early in the day the market was steady because of light receipts.
 May opened Ac higher at 52%c advanc- ed to 52Kc and then declined to 52Mc The close was at 52hc, Lceal receipts were 37 ears.
 Provisions opened firm on a Toe advance in live hogs but soon weakened on free selling by packers who are anticipating | much heavier receipts of hogs as soon as the railroads have recovered from the ef- | feets of the recent severe storm The mar ket continued weak the remainder of the 1zKc at SI1. 16@ $Il .17M. Lard was down 7hc at s7.25. Ribs were also 7He lower at 3s.s3M,
 Estimated receipts fer tomorrow: Wheat three corn 27 cars; oats 2s earsi hogs a. .oo0 head.