The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-24

s.7sz.o z.oss last wesk, aiSi.liS fast year the total of Amsriesn cotton is s7t.45s last year SsH;s and isss.sss M year Sefors last. and of all other kinds, including Egypt. Brazil. India. etc. l.oo0- nd 1lsSs S s,t wssf s.sd4s sa.ots last
 The total worlds visible supply of cotton as above shows 2 decrease com pared with last. week of lee.eos. sn in- sso. and . decrease compared with year before last of s3e,07s.
 Of the worlds visibie supply of cot. fsI ssa q n 9.s, shsFs S noS snd Europe l.si0.ooo. against l,2es.ooo last year, and 1,7s1.0 900 year before last; In Egypt s5.000. against so,ooo last year ssans ysaI tSsSoS Sstoo last year % and es7, 900 year before last; and In the United States, 412, 900. against 3e3,o0o last year and 421,ooo year before last Taking of Anericen Cotton By. spin- ners Through0ut The World. New Orleans. July 23-Secretary Hes ter gives the taking of American fSa cp'a oosa as follows. in round numbers.
 This week t44,o0o, this year against lsl,ooo last year. 1os.ooo year before
 Total since September lst this year 12,44s.000, against 11.s42.0oo last year. and 12,4os.oOo the year before.
 Of this northern spinners and Canada i.sss. .oSc last year. and .a.sai.oOo the year before; southern spinners z.3Sh- 900, against 2.1sa.ooO last year. and B. spinners 'as a.aiooo assns 1si4oSo .ss year, and 7.521.000 the year before. Including Galveston plus correction | 1000 bales. cowpARArTvr Corr0N srATxMENr.r rriSay. ss .Sah; Suis is ssd. isos: 'n'
 Net receipts at all U. s. ports during week 1s.1ss 2s.als Total receipts since Sept;
 Exports for week ...... as.sss is.i5s Total exports since Sept. -
 stock a, all U. s. ports. sss'ssi ass.s1s Stock at all int. towns 11s.4aa isslss stock ssoek as Ams AvsrpsSI ssIost for '' s''o0' Ct. Britain .. ...... iT SesoeO
 GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
 Chicago. July 23-Wheat prices Board Boar Q of Trade. today. '. the July S de. de. | livery dropping to III, or one cent be- low the low points of the previous ses- l sion. The market closed weak at al- most the bottom at net losses of 1 1-f to 7-S. Corn closed firm, oats steady and provisions easy.
 Pronounced weakness was manifest ed ss in the whsat pit nsarly sl day | towering for the bulls to attempt to conquer and the supporting of the market was left almost entirely Co ous sessions. The first rush of new wheat to market is now on in earnest and the prospects are for heavy movement for some time to come. Tn addition to this. weather conditions in | the northwest were extremely favor | able for the spring-sown crop, which is now ready for the reaper. Foreign news also was unmistakably bearfsh. wheat at Liverpool was down l-sd | to 1-Sd. shipments of wheat for the week from Argentina were much larger | than expected and Russia was report. | ed to be offering new wheat freely at | constantly declining prices. During the day the July delivery sold between III and 113 while Sep. tember ranged between 10e 7,s and 10S Ia. There was considerable sell ing of the deferred months by North western interests presumably prompted by break in prices at Duluth and MsassIP SSs o Mnneapos sns the Dakotas. Final quotations on July were at III a-s and on septem- Der at 107.
 by hot weather in Oklahoma and Kan sas had strengthening effect on the corn market. sentiment in the pit be- ing bnliish sa, sn day sp Prices sost at 9ns one low point of the season. but with the gain was not retained. Receipts were only moderate and easn interests another material increase in the move ment. The market closed strong with prices 1-a to s-A cent above yestsrday- The oats market held up remarkably well. considering the extremely fa- vorable reports which came in regard ing the new crop. Commission houses we're sufficiently urgent bidders to off- set the scattered selling which was in evidence all day. The strength of corn had tendency to cause some firmness in oats. The market closed steady with prices shade higher to 1-2 lower.
 Poor demand for the crop products had a weakening effect on the provfs- ion market which was rather heavy all day. Local longs were moderate selling throughout the entire session and demand was not urgent. Prices at the close were unchanged to 1oc lower.
 The leading futures for the day ranged