The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-03

change statement issued before the
| close OF business today shows g de-
pared with the seven days ending this
date last year In round figures $4,000.
an. increase over the same days year
before last Of i.eoo. and 4 decrsess un-
For the two days Of July the totals
show q decrease under last year OF IL.
900. 9. decrease under the same periad
year before last OF f.ooo and an In.
crease a over the same time In 1905 Of
For the sos days or the season that
have elapsed the aggregaAs T. ahead
Of the ses days Of last year 2.is1ooo.
last $4,000 and ahead Of 1903 BY T..
The amour. sroush. into .Ish. az:
bales. against ss.ass Tor the Sew seven days
ending this date last year, 42.2ss ysag
before last and saiss same time 81
1906: and. TOR the two days % July.
year. 1874 year before last and &la1
The movement since september 1
shows recsipts ct all United States
year. s.asi.sss year before last and l..
| 65s.sss same time In 1895. Overland
across the Mississippi. Ohio and Poto-
an.d Riy.1: e Hsrth:rn as NH nnS
year, i.soi.oSs year before last and
stocks in excess Of those held q me
close Of the eomnasrcial year si.ese.
fore last and 50. zoo Same time in 1909:
Southern mills takings 1,257,ao0.
against 2,osi.los last year. a3le.1vt
year before last and a.osa,aao same time
These make the total movement for
the 305 days OF the season from Sep
TENDER ! to date iSsls.ot1.against liz
ana is ..a Time ssaT IN ' isss
been s3.11s. against 1880 last ysas.
making the total thus far for the sea.
year. an increase Of ss7,s7s.
Northern mills takinEs and Canada
during the past seven days show . a..
crease Of 1889 as compared with the
Ssir tots sanrs since cast sn
have increased 796.0s2 The total ta-
kings of American mills. North. South
and Canada. thus far for the season,
last year. These include S.sss.lio 81
Northern sptnners, against t,800,37s.
Stocks at theseaboard and the TWEEN
ty-nine leading Southern interior CEN
44.474 bales. against a decrease during
the corresponding period last season OF
25,49l, and are now 1os.114 larger than
at this date In 1905.
lnciuuinS STOCKS leIt over at ports
and the number Of bales brought into
sight thus far from the new crop, the
supply to date Is, 1s,594,3S8, against
11,50s.010 for the same period last
year.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
Chicago. July 2.-Wheat prices con-
tinued to decline on the Board of Trade
on excellent harvesting weather and
southwestern grain centers. At the
Corn and oats also closed extremely
weak but provisions were steady.
ansS especsi yas o a'a Ss distant aeS
| cries which were most vitality affected
by the ideal weather for crops now
Reports from Oklahoma claimed that
the new crop In nearly all harvested in
that State and the movement In now
Increasing daily. Advices from Kan
was arriving there quite freely and the
prediction was made that approximate
ly 100 car loads WOULD De on sale there
port harvesting Will begin in Northern
Indiana. less than 100 miles from Chi
cago. early next week.
An upward revision of estimates on
the wheat crop OF Kansas were made
BY several conservative grain men Of
| the Southwest as q result of the heavy
| yields shown by thresher returns and
crop woSid Certainly NOT be less sast ,ha ae
10000 bushels. The market was
cline Of 1-sd TO 7-sd ct Liverpool
Trade during the greater part OF the
day was OF pre-holiday character.
The market closed weak with prices
only a tribe above the low point OF the
day.
Corn was extremely weak all day
and at the close prices were on Id to
LIS compared with yesterdays Anal
sellers and there was also free selling
for short account. The market was
bearishly Affected by severe slumpg in
the prices Of grain at Kansas City and
st. Louis and by break Of / to Ia
the Southwest predicted g much heav-
Ter movement In that section as soon
as wheat harvesting is finished. Du-
ring the day the July delivery sold be-
tween So s-s to 10 IA. The close was
Liquidation was general in oats. The
price of all deliveries declined a cent
or more from yesterdays closing fg-
| ures. There was also considerable
selling for short accounts. Crop re-
ports were again beartsh and demand
Of cash oats declined 1 cent during the
day. The market closed weak at the
Provisions were firm early in the
day because of the bullish showing Of
the monthly statement OF stocks in
store. Later, however. the market lost
much Of its strength owing to the
slump In grain. Prices at the close
were to Is cents higher.
AZ follows;