The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-09
Boston market opened fairly strong
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT Sept. 9.-Close-The gov
eminent report did not make much
change In the wheat situation. II told
what the trade already knew. that the
spring wheat crop is larger than pre-
vious estimates made it, but this i'm
crease is believed TO have been dis
counted In the recent decline. 1t is
supply and demand proposition now,
with offerings heavy. stocks large and
buying very small The foreign de-
mand Idea has completely hattened out.
Europe is getting all the wheat want
ed from Russia and offerings from that
exporter are increasing at time when
decrease had been expected that
would force Europe into the American
market for supplies. Leading Chicago
SPECTATORS are making money on the
bear side and houses are advising Gus
toners TO sell on all bulges.
Cash wheat was very weak at clos
ing time and finished with a loss OF
Corn and oats were duh and unchang-
ed. Cloverseed was strong.
Wheat quotations-Cash No. red.
s grSo at sss Sept s99e P os, opened
vanced 10 81 .041a and closed at s1.04 a I.
May opened at $109i1. dropped to
$l.0sh. advanced to s1.09ia and declin-
ed to si.osh: No. l white wheat, ss1ac
Coarse grain quotations-Corn, cash
No. 2. 59kc No. . yellow. 611zc asked .
on track J car at Sic; No. 3 yellow. 6lc
white. 34R Nc Rye--Cash No. /, 72c No
2. csc. Beans-Cash. s2.4O; Oct, s2.1s;
Nov, s2l2 Cloverseed-Prime spot.
sample. IS bags at $50. "a at al ss's s' 90
at 81. 20 at sS.75. 40 at SS.25. at $3.50.
prime alsike. 9.25 bid, $3.50 asked;
sample alsike. 2 bags at 1915. 10 at
$s.25. 10 at So. 1s at $3.50. at $3.50.
Timothyseed-Prime spot, 70 bags al
s425
Receipts in the Detroit market Fri
OF wheat, 3 Of corn. OF oats and of
rye. stocks are 267, l55 bu of wheat.
eos, 96S bu OF corn. f63.761 bu OF oats
and 20,S20 bu OF rye.
Weeks wheat exports: Argentina,
;120ooo blu; India. $4,000 bu; Austria
liza, 1889. 900 bu
$4,000 bu. against loo. 900 bu a year
ago: Kansas City. 2l9 cars, against So
Omaha. 10 cars. against 22: Duluth. Ill
cars. against 46l. Minneapolis. 3s7 cars
against 5I3
Liverpool wheat closed Id lower and
corn unchanged
Receipts of wheat at primary points
Friday I30s,oO0 bu; year ago. 1,450,000
Exports of wheat and -four Friday.
$4,000 bu
TOLEDO PRODUCE.
TOLEDO. o Sept. 9-Wheat-Cash
sl.09. Corn-Cash and Sept. 60c Dec,
57ac; May. 607sc. Oats-Cash and
Sept. slAc Dec. 37c May, s9kc. Rye
No. 2, Tic; No. 2, 67hc. Cloverseed-
s9.92ih Alslke-Prime and oct so 80
imothy-Prime, Sept, and oct. 81 30
Butter eggs end hay. unchanged
CHICAGO GRAIN OPENING.
CHICAGO. Sept. 9.-Opening-Sept
wheat sc lower. Dec. same as closing
price and May "a lower. Sept. corn
acc. Dec isc lower. May &c higher
sent, oats lec lower. Dec. and May &c
higher Provisions sharply higher
Noon--Sept. wheat - higher. Dec
same az the opening price. May i,c
high Sept. corn &c. Dec. So high
er. May - lower Sept oats ikc low
er. Dee. ilc, May &c higher
Close-W Wheat covered "A range OF &c
10 lc today Early news was depress-
ing and selling was overdone. Corn
was influenced by cold weather, big
shipments and export sales. Sept.
wheat &c, Dec. asc. and May = O. lower
sept corn lac higher Dec. &c higher.
Nav &c lower. Sept oats ~ higher.
Dec. same a the opening and MAY
&c lower Provisions. higher