The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-01
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.


DETROIT. Aug. 81 a-close-Iack OF
export buying In the leading cause OF
weakness in wheat. but bids are very
close TO the market. ana there -
ing sold TO foreigners than reports In
dicate. Sentiment is quite bearisn
owing To the piling up OF stocks al All
pnints. Liverpool declines because OF
Increases In the visible supply, on
passage and everywhere else, and
there il nothing To show that spring
wheat farmers In the country are cut
ting down their offerings. september
liquidation is causing weakness, ana
heavy declines are expected early IN
the month Bulls have nearly all sofa
out their holdings and are waiting Tor
the market To run into an oversoin po-
sition. when III viii be safe 10 puy TOR
a scalp at least
II will probably take more break IN
prices 10 start the export trade again
France bought a few carRoes anu Eng :
land was nIbbling. hut both quit when
the market strengthened up llttIe'
In the meantime stocks in this coun-
try are increasing and there are some
hedging sales in the chicago market
helping to depress prices.
Wheat was quiet and easy early, put
later advanced and closed with gain
OF lsc Corn lost re. Soverseed AL :
vanced zoe and timothyseed S5c. both
closing firm.
Wheat quotations--Cash No. red.
slO1a. Sept opened with a drop or
&c at $1Oih and advanced TO N.o2'
Dec. opened at Sl.06 and advanced 10
vanced To si1la.; No. / white. 3s%c
Coarse grain quotations-Corn. cash
No. 2. Gle; No. 2 yellow, ] car at 90 G.
AT 62Ac. at 63c. CSC asked: NO.
at 62Ac. at s2lsc. e2ac asked. oats
Standard, 34lsc asked: Sept. 34%c
asked: No 3 white. SO lac asked. Rye
Oats. No. 1. 72c; No. 2 zoe. Beans.
Observation-Disclosures spot, Oct and
March. $500: sample. 10 bags at SO. is
at 1915. at IS 20: prime alsike. Ss7e:
sample alsike. 10 bags at $3.50. 20 AT
S925, ~ at IS. 3 at 81. at $b2o
spot, so bags at
Receipts in the. Detroit market on
Wednesday included 425 bbls OF Hour.
and / of rye. Withdrawals were 2.9ss
hbis OF -four and 1000 bu OF rye. Stocks
are 205.12s bu OF wheat. $500 blu or
corn. 125.52s bu OF oats and 1877 ou
Wheat receipts Wednesday: Duluth
and Minneapolis. $50 cars. against AL
a year ago: ST. Louis. 81 600 bu, against
10000 bu; Kansas City. ll6 ears,
against 147; Winnipeg. 80. crs against
Wheat in Liverpool closed IS @7sd
lower.
Primary wheat receipts Wednesday.
IL Duf year dko. ofc,VvV w
Exports of wheat and -four Wednes-
day, eos, 900 bu.
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRODUCE
TOLEDO, o., Aug. 31.-Wheat--
Cash. sl:02A; Sept. sl.o7%. Dec;
Sept. Gle; Dec. $3.50; May. 6l%c. Oats
Cash and Sept. sake. Dec, 37hc.
May, 4Ohc Rye-No. 2. Tic: No. J.
6Tkc Cloverseed---Cash. Oct. Dec. and
March. $9.37h. Alsike-Prtme. Aug.
and Oct, So Timothy-Prime. Aug.
and Sept. $390 Butter, eggs and hay
unchanged.
CHICAGO GRAIN OPENING.
CHICAGO. Aug. 3l.-Opening-All
options lower except oats. which were
unchanged, but later received good
commission support. Sept. wheat iac,
Dec. Nc and May Ac lower, Sept.
corn sc, Dec and May hc lower. Pro-
visions lower.
Noon-sept wheat unchanged, Dec.
sc and May sc higher. Sept. corn lie
lower, Dec. %c and May Ac lower
Sept. oats asc. Dec and May hc lower
Close: september wheat liquidation
and unloading OF all futures with
,anging of hedges from September tt
A-ecember caused a sag in whea'
values, bur In the last hour there was
much new Investment and prices raj
lied. Corn suffered a decline because
OF the failure OF frosts predicted. Sep
TENDER and December wheat &C, May
! hc higher. September corn zc, De-
cember &c lower; May NC higher Sep
TENDER oats &c lower, December n,
and May iac higher. Provisions lower