The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-29

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 CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
 Chicago Sept. 2s.-wheat prices on the local exchange were dragged down to-day by bearish statistics, the prln- cipal feature of which was an un- able 5I stocks of wheat in the United States and Canada. The close was at almost the lowest point at net losses of 5-S to S-s to S-4c. corn ana ars oars
 With the exception of a slight rally during tho first half hour, the wheat mark ct was weak the entire day ana trade was of a listless character the greater part of the session. Influenced by the weekly statistics and by weak prices unchanged to l-4c lower com pared with Saturdays closing quota tions Worlds shipments while not so lDeral as eXUeCLcu III SOAi6 Qu6A ters were stlll considerably in excess of the previous weeks movement ana also that of the corresponding week last year year, bed being lll2o,So0 com oomparodd nd 10.64o.0oo bushels last year, The crease of s45s,oSo bushels for the week. Shortly after the opening opening sey ssy- bidders for wheat and this demand raised prices to a point about 3-Sc above ths previous close. The mar the bearish influences and soon weak ened again. Declines at Minneapolis and Winnipeg were partly responsible largely to an Increase of S50,000 bush- els in stocks there during the past two days Tss the he desilne Esat af nrsaa Mnh . lions of a big increase in receipts of snew wheat. During the last half the market was bearishly affected by rp. supply statement would show a sur prisingly liberal increase in the avail able stocks of wheat in the United ures. which were made public a few minutes before the end of the session amply verified these rumors. inasmuch as the increase in stocks was estimat- With deeresss 0 of 9asne sssSoe SusSeiRs GRafse fse port demand here and at Northwestern from the @ seaboard Claimed M at' thirfpposix ifposits boatfoads had been taken for export. Additional rains in the winter wheat belt were another reason for the market closed at almost the bottom prtcesA Clearances of wheat and flour were equal to 1.677.000 bushels. Prl- mary receipts were 2,416,000 bush els compared with 1.144,0O0 bushels the corn market was weak all day despite cold wave which extended as far south as Texas. Severe frosts were reported from many localities in the claim was made that the crop was too too great extent. The principal feature of the the trade and that was chiefly respon. sales sales by a leading, long. which in- bvs mailer holders. Wet weather helped to inspire some selling. There corn and prices were i"Sc below % saSn satn urday's figures. Local receipts ware IT bales with 5S of contract grade Tae se market S,a closed weak with prices oats was. quiet and the market was influenced mainly by wheat and corn At the sample table prices were steady msrket no tsf i9Wer n9osea with good demand. The changed to 1-4 to 3-sc lower. "''-
 Provisions were only moderately nc sive ana prices fluctuated within n VSuro% Was tSa range; amg;n. The feature of trade the selling of October pork by Iocai d concern whose transactions along sim ilar lines were noticeable facfor nf icse cios.% %eeKs trading. The market lower to ten cents higher. Sue
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