The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-02-01
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Distillers' Sec. Sc -. s... 80. -. e
Erie prior Hen 4s -. -. -. ssh
Erie gen. - -: ...s s... .... 49,. say
do. End. Ser s... 80. .a... S7K
I. q N. Unified 4s -. 80. Z. =. ssE
1annattan con. goid ~ ssss .'sI SO. Ssh
mexican Central IS -. ...... 50
DO. LIST. Inc $50. .... ...... 1917
MINI. & St L. Is 80. ~
MIS- K Texas 4s~... :. 97M
Mat. r. r. of NJ. con. Is -. 80. :. n
n \. Central gen. shs -. 49,. 80. s0k
Northern Pacific 4s -. 49,. 800. 1915
Norfolk & West. con- 4s -. ..s. :. Ss
Oregon Short Line rfdg. Is S9h
Penn. CIV. ans ..... ...... 93%
Reading gen. Is -. 49,. 90. .. 96h
st. L. q /. NJ. con IS 80. ...s .IOsX
s.. l. 8 F. fg. g -. .... $500. 73
Seaboard Air Line a. ..... 80. .. 80. 50M
Southern Pacific 4si -. .... ..ss .. s7h
DO LIST: Is, cert.... ...s 80. 80. %
Texas Pacific lists -. ..........1ii !
Toll, 8. L. a W. Is .... go. 1900. 72k
Union Pacific IS SO. ......101
no. CIV. IS .... 81
U. s. Steel End. &c.. -. 80. -. ssh
wabash lists - $50. -. 80. .s.slo9&
Wabash Deb. b.. ....j.... .. 4S
wheeling & L. Erie Is 49,. a.. 80. 7I5k
Wisconsin Central Is 49,. 80. 50
London, Jan, S1-American securi-
ties opened steady today with prices
ranging from 3-S below to Ia above
yesterdays New York closing. Trad
ing was quiet.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
Chicago. Jan, sl--Record breaking
shipments of wheat from Argentine
caused general selling of wheat in the
local market today which resulted IN
break of more than two cents per
hnqhaT AT fha PInHo the Nav 6QffvATV
was 2 IA to- Q 7-S below the close OF
yesterday. Corn was off 81 cents.
Oats were down l 1-2 cent and pro-
visions II IL to As cents lower. When
market that shipments from Argeutta
We're 5.0S8.000 bushels. the largest ever
exported in any week from that coun.
try the market broke badly. This
apparently regardless of prices. Pit
traders Joined in the selling move-
ment which resulted in all, almost de-
moralized condition. Prices at the
opening were about lie lower COM
pared with the final quotations of yes
terday and the decline continued until
May was more than three cents below
the close of yesterday. A small part
last few minutes trading but the close
was weak.
Exports for the week as shown by
Bradstreets. were equal TO $500, 900
uuSnSlS- IGCcAptS were eoStVvN
bushels. Minneapolis. Duluth and
Chicago reported receipts of 244 cars
against 215 one year ago.
The violent decline in wheat caused
a weak market for corn, the buying
was scattered and mostly by shorts
A. decreased inquiry for cash corn was
also a depressing influence. The mar
ket closed weak. Local receipts were
$40 cars with one contract grade
Oats were also bearishly affected by
the break in wheat, prices beingS off
1-2 to- SIS cents. Primary receipts
were larger than for the correspond
ing time last year and this weakened
the market. Local receipts were ils
Provisions opened. firm because OF
higher prices for live hogs. but the
market soon yielded along with grain.
Pork suffered heaviest loss. May de-
livery closer accents lower, Lard was
off II 1-2 cents. Ribs were 2O1cents
TO % 1-2-cents lower.
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