The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-09

hss @ been tc psttAsn down to shorts tryins ,, chis;.o oRsr.sess have been ssysas ana New orieans and Msmphis. Phiisdsiphia @ ~ both n os .ns s.% .rtS sS .,s, ssass.y.s,.. : U p.opss, vA.l. they talk. .h. :s.son or snythins ike 1t. yet they think mgorsoy.r. shst [ isrss crop viii De needed srsssing ana with shs ssrtff soon to be Ss,,oss Sispossc os t believed the. paes toward esssp sss snS s; wts si ss Ss,sssa.s Money i' of socd times many thing ]. bound S1ns'in. to in.
 Tn cotton psculisr conditions prevail. This the worId'. supply ss TSersfors Ds' 1t % has si. 4. iss sros q s sscuS TGrss sSsson ss riaiiy. say .. million bales or SO. the insyita- siS ole. effect, t f believed. would be ! sharp even remote con6itions and the spscuistiss world today believes either that there will else Ss. . n th; next cStsen srop cient doubht as to warrant purchases for .n s,, advance, especially |. it looks for better
 On the other hand some experienced ob- invisible in Europe ana think there is stIi sized crop to be raissd. especially as the general outlook east of the Mississippi Is
 The actual Improvement fin rensr.y tr.a. Is .. yet slow and some think that the eo1ntry eo1g Is stu suffering from the panic of men are willing to admit But if one takes trade i, i; sh. .sssss ,S.. ss. '.Ss sr.Ss going to be be r.i.ss.D ssaoD 'i the f'a1''i' sis' ''
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 Chicaso, April s,--Wheat prices continued a s srsae se% .0aasy na the May delivery sosrinE to sush.I The sdvsnes. h Sosaysl, ss~Ss Sss Dos Dos maintained. the market closing irregular s 'r,sss Sss ss s~s. ss .., ,hns Gorn S,e and oats closed weak and provisions
 There was no such strain tn in. wh..t trade today as noted in the previous session put at times however. the market display- ed considerable activity. Instead of an up- sections. there was calmer feeling today and the market showed some signs of | reaction ion from the extreme buoyancy of the
 Opening prices were shade to xc be- low the final figures of yesterday, May being at s.ss to < and July si. iik to
 Early trading was of an ordinary charac- ter and prices worked a trifie lower owing substantiaI support The big volume of bus. mess was in the July delivery, which is re- garded now by many as an old crop month. to $l II <. sentiment suddenly became bull stss Sss U July <, had advsnssa to and ,on The msss aSsurn 2, ws. ,ss Y..ty due ,o country will not raise 400, ,ooo, 900 bushels furore subsided as quickly as it had de- realizing sales M Distant deliveries, however. were relative ly much stronger than the May or July op- tions and showed only slight declines from the extreme high points. The market clos deliveries being lower and september and December higher compared with the prev ious close. Final quotations on May were A;2tM July closed at 1.i1x@H.
 ths July d.Yvsrs ons sss ssdss sonssrn Gs s said to have sold more than l.eoo, obe bush selling was inspired to some extent by the sold between ssas @s7c and July between May off ke at ssHo. July was down x OK
 osts experienced further break in prices There was free reaiising by iongs and more or less selling for short account Crop news was again of 8 bearish character. The Nc lower, compared with the previous close. Final quotations on May were at Bs&c and on July at 47ssc.
 Provisions developed considerable firm ness after an easy start. There was an active outside demand in evidence and a local packer was credited with liberal pur- in live hogs had a strengthening infiu- ence Prices at the close were a shade
 The board Of Trade will be closed tomor-