The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-05
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

DETROIT, Sept. 3.-close: Bulls
suffered keen disappointment on Sat-
urday when the export business re-
ported the day before was not con-
firmed. and cash trading was light
Doubt was also cast on the report that
Russian wheat had been greatly dam
aged and the crop would be 80 TO 20
per cent short. for Liverpool did not
show the strength that should have
followed such a disaster. Worlds ex-
ports are expected to be heavy for the
week. Russia and the pamupe alone
there is little wonder that Liverpool
should be easy with so much wheat
heading in that direction.
The movement OF wheat from the
farms in this country Is heavy. espe-
cially In the northwest, where farm
ers are rushing the spring wheat crop
to Duluth and Minneapolis. North
western stocks are increasing largely.
ket, owing to the excellent milling de-
mand. Recent -four sales have been
heavy. Northwestern dealers fear that
unsettled weather may curtatl thresh-
ing and reduce deliveries.
Trading on Saturday was slow In the
wheat market. and prices did not
change much. Wheat closed with a
seed declined i5c
Wheat quotations-Cash No. red.
car at $i.o2h. closing at n.02t Sep
temper opened unchanged at $i.o2 y.
cember opened at sl.07. declined TO
$l06tk, and advanced TO $1.06%: May
opened at $1.l2. declined hc. and
moved up to SLIM: No. white. 80 Q.
No 2. sOlsc; No. yellow. sahc; No. 3
yellow. &C.
oats-standard. / car at s5Mc; Sep
TENDER. 35hc: No. 3 white. 35c asked.
Rye-Cash No. /. car at 72c; No. o.
csc.
Beans-cash, s2.4o; october. s2.1s;
Cloverseed-Prime spot. October and
at ss.75. 20 at $3.50; prime alsike. 1910:
sampl ealsike. 10 bags at $3.50. II at
1925. 10 at IS. 7 at $3.50.
Timothy seed-Prime spot. 100 bags
Russia exported 100000 bu of
wheat this week. and the Danube a.
Louis. fcs.oS Blu. against 5000 Blu a
year ago: Omaha, 80 cars. against Z;
Minneapolis. APO cars, against $50: Du-
iuth. 2s4 cars. against lfs; Chicago. III
cars against 20; Winnipeg. 2l4 cars,
Receipts in the Detroit market on
Saturday. included S,410 bbls OF -four.
cars OF wheat, and 4 OF rye. With
urdWais were LOU Dds OF Hourr x,Soo
bu Of corn. and 5000 blu of oats. Stocks
are 206, 40s blu OF wheat, 1859 bu OF
corn. 14S.7i6 bu OF oats. and 1e.s45 blu
OF rye.
Shows latest report makes the
wheat yield 6ss.0o0,0o0 blu, of which
spring wheat makes up ESQ, 000, 900 bu
and winter wheat 45s.ooo Blu.
Exports of wheat and flour Satur-
day. 100000 blu.
TOLEDO.
TOLEDO o.. Sept. 3.--wheat-Cash
s1.11h Corn-cash and Sept. s2c
Dec. 5ehei May. slNc; oats-Cash
Rye-No. 3. Tic: No. 8. s7hc. clover.
seed-Cash, Oct. Dec. and March. 1910
Alsike-Prime and Oct, 1918. Timothy
Prime. Sept. and Oct, s4.4o. Butter
eggs and hay. unchanged.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. Sept. 3.-Opening: Mar.
ket opened narrow and with future.
few minutes developed lower tone
but with little trading Sept whea
| NC higher. Dec. NC lower, May same
as the closing price. All corn same a.
the closing prices. Sept. oats Ac low
e.. Dec sc higher. May same as tn
Ciose-An wheat closed lower. Sep,
| &c. Dec. sc. and May hc. Sept. corr
| NC lower. Dec. and May same as TIT
Dec nc lower. May &c lower. Pro
visions higher.
CHICAGO GRAIN LETTER.
Reported for The Times by Paine
Weber a. Co., Sept. g.: Wheat-Ths
ing which appeared to discredit late
bullish Russian crop news in Odessa