The Detroit times., 1910-09-30
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

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all traders are bearish, although wheat
prices are at the lowest point In the
present slump. The only buying IL to
has been done this week without help
ing prices much. II iS said that much
long wheat Is held in Chicago and
elsewhere that will have to be nqui-
dated soon as every bushel OF 1t shows
a loss TO the holder.
The decline in wheat has brought no
foreign demand and there appears TO
be little chance for export sales as
long as other exporters are supplying
Europe with vast quantities at lower
prices. The shortage In the spring
wheat crop Is not giving the market
any strength. as there Is enough to
will be felt in this line for two or three
months. Bulls look for small advances
when the bears overdo the selling, but
pected until export buying increases.
After some fluctuations the wheat
market closed at an advance OF &c.
Corn lost &c, cash ,t, beans a. &C clover
The recent weakness In cloverseed
came because receipts were more than
the bulls could take care OF. The crop
was good and did not warrant the
Wheat quotations: Cash No. red.
&c; Dec: opened without change at VI.
advanced TO sl,ooh, declined TO ss*e
sshc; May opened at 81 .O5. gained 1sc.
declined TO $1.04x and advanced to
sl,o5. and closed at s1.o4h; No. / white.
Coarse grain quotations: Corn. cash
No. 2, car at SIC: No. . yellow. 5+1sc
asked: No. 3 yellow, sac. Oats: Stan
dard: 2 cars at ASKS: Sept. 5000 eu
r. 80 Cash Ne No l. n cars at ia 7sc No :.
Nov. s2io. Cioverseed: Prime spot.
ss75: Dec, $3.50; March. Ss.s5; sample.
so at IS. is at s7.75; prime alsike. 50; ;
sample alsike. IL bags at $3.50. at
SIS, at $3.50 Timothyseed: Prime
spot. 40 bags at s+.25. closing at 81.
day included l car of wheat, s of corn.
3 OF oats. of barley and Of rye:
were $3.50 bu OF corn and
l,sss bu Of oats Stocks are 2ss ssSs S Su
OF oats and 1855 blu of rye.
Wheat receipts Friday: st. Louis,
sc. 900 bu. against $4,000 bu year ago
ia an cars, against SIS; Minneapolis. sss
cars. against 403: Winnipeg, 6ss cars.
Estimates: Weeks Argentina wheat
exports. $4,000 blu; worlds exports.
exclusive of North America. 100000
Australia exported 1.oss.ooo bu Of
wheat this week.
Broomhall expects decrease OF
Receipts of wheat at primary points
Friday. 1.139.000 blu: year ago. 1,s37.00o
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
TOLEDO. O.. Sept. 30,-Wheat: Cash
and Sept. &c; Dec. SIC: May. sl.o4
Corn: Cash and Sept, sac; Dec. sohc;
May. 53Ac. Oats: Cash and Sept.
s4Ae: Dee. s4Hc; May. s7Ae: Rye:
No 2, 73hc; No. 3, So nc. Cioverseed'
Cash. Oct. and Dec. ss.s2h: Marcn.
IS IS Alsike: Prime and Oct. 1925,
Prime and Sept. $3.50; Oct,
s4.25. Butter. eggs and hay unchanged.
CHICAGO GRAIN OPENING.
CHICAGO. Sept. 30.-Opening: Sep
TENDER wheat BIC, December and May
" c lower. All corn same as the closing
price. September oats nc. December
and May &c lower Provisions shade
higher
Noon-September wheat NC lower;
December. &c and May u C higher. Sep
TENDER corn, 1sc; December. &c, and
May, NC lower. september and May
oats. &c lower. December same as
Close. Wheat ruled higher than yes
terday, but has not been able to make
any noteworthy advance. In fact II
retained it's early advantage.
which was due TO the strength shown
at Winnipeg and Liverpool Corn made
a little show Of strength early. Sept.
wheat, &C, Dec 2, C and May 1c low
er. Sept. corn lac. Dec. lie and May
a c lower. All oats ac lower. Pro-
visions lower.