The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-29
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

aug. -s.-eloSts ~ Aoc"S
more and more like a bull wheat mar
ket every day. and the strength Is
largely foreign. Crops over in Europe
have suffered great deal, ana the
wants OF the importing countries are
supposed to be very heavy, with Amer
lea not very well prepared 10 NIL the
shortages. Export buying Is expected
little here TO sell excepting winter
wheat. as the northwestern mills want
all the spring wheat that the north
western states raised.
Farmers are holding back for higher
prlces. but IL Is the general impression
that they would let go literally at a
few cents advance and probably cause
another decline. Foreign harvesting
weather Is wet, and the late crops are
suffering damage.
The Detroit market gained iac early
and failed TO hold IL. the closing UNI
changed for cash. and unchanged 10
&c lower for the futures Corn lost
re. and oats u u isc. while cloverseed
advanced Soc.
Wheat quotations-Cash No. 2 red
wheat. si.02 September opened with
out change at sl0siz, advanced TO
$i.0s. and declined 10 $1.02h: Decem-
Der opened at Sl.07L, moved up to
$1.oTs.. and dropped back 10 sl.07; May
opened at sil2. advanced 20 s1.12h
and declined TO sll2; No. / white, s9c.
Coarse grain quotations: Corn--Cash
No 2. 3 cars at &c, closing at 81 2. C:
No 3. cars at 61lxc: No. yellow, 2
cars at ga 2 at 64c- 3 at 63a.c; No.
; yellow. eslsc; No. white. o cars
lat 65c.
oats-standard. 35c asked: septem-
ber 35c: No. } white. / car at 34s. C.
closing at 34@c asked.
TENDER. 73c: No. 9, zoe.
Beans-cash, s2.i0; October. $2ls;
November. $2.l2.
cloyerseed--prime spot ss.75; oc.e-
March, $3.50: sample. Is Bags at IS. 20
at $3.50; prime aisike. $3.50; sample
alsike. 10 bags at ss.25. Is at So. 20 at
$7.75, 9 at $7.25. 4 at IS.
Wrold's wheat exports last week
were 100000 blu. OF which Russia
furnished Assoc bu. and the Danube
Receipts in the Detroit market Mon
day. included 1000 bbls of flour. / car
OF wheat. Ii OF corn. OF oats and 2
OF rye. Withdrawals were 1000 bbls
or flour. and 6.873 bu OF corn. Stocks
are 204.1 1876 blu of wheat. 1901 bu OF
corn. l21.s10 bu of oats. and 1917
bu OF rye.
Wheat receipts at primary points
Monday. l.7s1,oo 0bu; year ago. 1921
Liverpool wheat closed 1a7sd
higher.
Wheat on passage. $4,000 bu in
crease.
Receipts OF wheat on Monday: Du-
luth. 100 cars, against 80 a year ago.
Minneapolis. 754 cars, against sos:
Winnipeg. Is4 cars. against AS Kan
sas City. 2s5 cars. against PA; st.
Louis. $4,000 blu. against 1871, 900 blu.
Visible supply changes: Wheat. g.
$4,000 blu increase: corn, $4,000 blu
decrease: oats, 4.52s.00o bu increase.
TOLEDO.
TOLEDO. o.. Aug. 2e.-wheat-Cash,
i.02%: Sept. $1.03: Dec, $1O7: Dec,
s112h. Corn--Cash and Sept, CSC
Dec. 5slsc; May. 81 &c. Oats-Cash.
80 hc; Sept, 35hc; Dec. s7%c May.
4ohc Rye--No. 1. tic; No. 3, 671sc.
Cloverseed-Cash. 1905; Oct, ss.s7it !:
Dec. and March. $Ss5. Alsike-Prime.
Aug. and Oct. ss65. Timothy-Prime.
Aug. and Sept, $3.50. Butter. eggs and
hay, unchanged
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO. Sept. 2s-sept. wheat
opened &c higher. Dec. and May SIC
higher. Sept. corn sc lower. Dec and
May nc higher. Sept. and Dec oats
&c lower. May same as the closing
price Provisions a shade higher
Noon-Sept. wheat &C. Dec. Lc and
May &c lower. Sept corn &c, Dec
5ac. and May sc lower. Sept oats - C
lower. Dec. same as the opening price.
May &c lower.
Close--The entire market has been a
narrow hesitating affair today with
but little enthusiasm shown. All
wheat sac lower. Sept. corn sc. Dec
sc, and May q &c lower. Sept. oats n c.
Dec. T.. and May ac lower. Provisions
shade higher.