The Detroit times., 1910-08-30
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

conditions In the wheat market are
working in the direction OF lower
prices. although dealers believe the
future is almost sure To see higher
prices, owing TO the worlds shortage.
Just now primary receipts are very
large. and september LIQUIDATION helps
To depress the market. The close on
Monday was weak because OF disap-
pointment OF the bulls at lack of for
eign sales. Foreigners were biddinS a.
little below the market. and some bust
ness would have resulted via Montreal
had IL been possible TO obtain vessel
room, but everything at that port has
been taken for the next two months.
New York bids were out OF line. but
Monday.
Europe is looking to this country
for $1,000. 900 bu OF wheat, and dealers
say there is nothing available except
ing winter wheat "a the spring crop is
too short to leave anything for export,
Liverpool was lower at the start. ana
there was enough pro1t-takms 10 make
the Detroit market easy.
The wheat market here was quiet all
day, with little doing excepting clos
ing up the September deal. Wheat lost
&c. and the coarse grains Were easy.
Cloverseed advanced csc. and timothy
seed Ice. owing 10 damage sustained
during the dry weather. Corn lost a c,
and cash oats y "a &C.
slo1A; September opened without
change at S102A, and declined TO
SlO1i December opened at s1.07. and
declined TO s1.o6h: May opened at
S112 and declined TO S1.11A; No. /
white. 9sAc.
Coarse grain quotations: Corn-Cash
No. :, e1Mc; No. 2 yellow, cars at
So nc: No. , yellow, cars at csc; No.
! S ysrs0% AZ ! sss at '2"'' NO ~n''S
oats-standard. . cars at 35c. clos
ing at 34Mc asked; September. 34a c
asked No 3 white. cars at SAGE. =
oil I'm nf q ~ a
Rye--Cash No. i, 92c: No Z, 7oc
asked
Beans--cash, s2.4o; october. s2is;
November. S2.l2.
Cioverseed-Prime spot. October and
March 50: sample 20 bags at sS.5 IL
at s825. 10 At ss. prime alsike. So 90
sample alsilIe. "a bags at 1925. 10 at SIS.
8 at $3.50. IL at 81, At Sc.
Timothy seed-Prime spot. 100 bags
at s525. m,o, ,,,n,.
apolis, 3S1 cars. against 220 "A year ago;
Duluth. 263 cars. against 129: Chicago.
1915 cars. against 1871: Winnipeg. 202
cars. against ~: st. Louis, $4,000 bu,
against $4,000 bu; Kansas City, III
cars, against 1o6: Omaha, cars.
Wheat in Liverpool closed y q SO
and corn n a. sad lower.
European visible supply or wheat.
Receipts in the Detroit market on
Tuesday. included 4.65o.ooo bbls OF
flour. cars OF wheat 22 OF corn, 10 OF
oats, and OF rye Withdrawals were
1900 bbs OF -four. and $3.50 bu OF
wheat Stocks are 205.i2s bu OF wheat.
123.4T5 bu OF corn. 25529 bu OF oats,
and 1917 bu OF rye.
Exports OF wheat and -four Tuesday.
l33. 600 bu
Wheat receipts at primary points
Tuesday. l.220.000 bu: year ago. $4,000
bu
Worlds wheat visible supply. 1926
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TOLEDO.
TOLEDO. O.. Aug. 3O--wheat--Cash.
s1.02; Sept, $l.02A: Dec. sl.o64 May.
si.11A Corn--Cash and Sept. s2lsc;
and Sept. 34%c; Dec. 37isc; May.
4O5sc Rye-No .. tic; No ?. 67isc.
seas; Oct, Dec. and
March. $3.50 Alsike-Prime. Aug. and
oct. $40. Timothy-Prime, Aug. and
Sept. $3.50. Butter. eggs and hay, un-
changed.
CHICAGO GRAIN OPENING.
CHICAGO. Aug. -30.--Opening-Sept.
wheat opened AT the closing price, but
gained / sc within the first Is minutes
Dec. &c and May y lower. Corn
Sept, a &c higher. Dec. bc lower. and
May same as the closing price. Sept.
oats &c lower: Dee. and May same as
the closing price. Provisions steady.
Noon--Sept wheat &C. Dec sc, and
May &c lower. Sept. corn &c. Dec.
and May SIC lower Sept. oats CSC.
Dec and May &c lower
Ciose--Scpt wheat &c. Dec. sc and
MAY Iac lower. Sept. corn ~ lower.
Zee isc higher May u higher. sept.
oats kc Dee. NC and May Rc lower.
Provisions a shade higher
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