The Detroit times., 1910-09-02
Markets and Finance
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

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markets arc usually unsettled about
the FIRST OF the month IL deliveries are
large liz was expected that upwards
OF 100000 bushels OF wheat would be
would rest at iast with the original
owners, tho elevator interests. The
run of wheat has stood up under
very heavy run of wheat during Aug
ust. northwestern receipts being very
heavy. hut there IL feeling that the
grain Will all be needed and this helps
sustain values Patten Is said TO be
buying wheat quite extensively with
view To getting large pront later on,
owing 10 the big export demand that
Is expected soon to develop. There IN
a feeling that export buying In beins
done under cover so as To prevent "A
too sudden advance in prices. North
western millers are active buyers OF
spring wheat and are taking care OF
the big receipts. Recent sales OF hour
A large business is being done In
Chicago In buying September and sell
Ing Dec. and May. a reduction In the
spread being expected In few days
Wheat was quiet In Detroit and
closed NC up for cash and NC down
for Dec and May. compared with the
closing prices OF Wednesday.
Corn and oats were easy and un-
changed and cloverseed advanced sc.
Wheat quotations-Cash No. red.
$l.02: Sept. opened with "A drop OF NC
at Sl.01+.. advanced sc. declined to
N.ois and closed at si;o2; Dec open,
ed at si.os u. advanced TO N.o7 and
declined TO s206ts; May opened at
Silly, touched $l12 and declined TO
sl.iIh; No. i white. ssc; mixed. car
Coarse grain quotations: Corn--Cash
No. 2, Gle: No. 2 yellow, csc asked; No.
3 yellow. 62hs &C asked. Oats--Standard,
/ car at S41c; Sept, 34&c asked; No. 3
e @n a: sac R ~ NO J. sao: 30.
g zoe Beans-Cash So 40; Oct. $2IS:
Nov. $2I2 Cloverseed--Prime SPOT,
Oct. and March. ss.25; sample. 40 bags
prime alsike. ss.7S; sample alslSe. Va
bags at $3.50. IL at IS. ~ at $7.75. s at
81. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES spot 100 bags
at 1915
Thursday included ~ cars of wheat. s
Of corn. 8 OF oats and / Of rye. With
drawals were 1924 bu of corn. Stocks
are 2o6. 40S bu of wheat, 1885 blu or
OF rye.
Wheat receipts Thursday: St Louis.
$4,000 bu. against $4,000 blu year
ago; Kansas City. III cars. against
neapolis. 1872 cars, against 326: Du-
luth. 169 cars. against IS: Chicago. 124
cars. against 80; Winnipeg. $50 cars,
against 1888
Wheat in Liverpool closed I'd and
corn Il a I'D higher.
Argentine wheat exports this week.
IL 900 bu estimated
Wheat deliveries. 220.000 bu at Min
neapolis and 2.3s0.S00 bu at Chicago.
Exports of wheat and flour Thurs
day 100000 blu.
Receipts of wheat at primary points
Thursday, l.036,000 blu: year ago. $685.
900 bu
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
TOLEDO, o., Sept. 1.-Wheat-Cash
and Sept. sl.O2h: Dec, Sl061a; May.
$1l1h Corn-Cash and Sept. 81 y e;
Dec. 59Hc: May, 61%c. Oats-Cash
and Sept, 351sc: Dec. 3Issc: May,
40Sc. Rye-No. 2. Tic: No. 3. 50 c.
Cloverseed-Cash. Oct. Dec. and March.
$3.50 Alsike-Prime and Oct. 1910.
Timothy-Prime and Sept. s4.25. But
ter, eggs and hay unchanged.
CHICAGO GRAIN OPENING.
CHICAGO. Sept. 1.-Opening-Whea
opening was easy and in Is minutes
eased OF to about u below yesterday
close. Corn Is slow on no-frost indica-
ton. Oats firmer on less oats than ex-
pected. Sept. wheat opened y Dec.
y and May "a lower. Sept. corn u
lower Dec. same as the closing price.
May Il lower Sept. oats ~ higher.
Dec. n lower. May II higher Provis-
ions lower
close-sept. and Dec. &c lower: MAY
higher. Dec. isc lower May &c high
or. Sept oats &C. Dec. t.c and May
L. higher Provisions shade lower.
Noon--Sept. and Dec. wheat &c low
er. May same the opening price.
Sept. corn sc higher. Dec. sc lower.
May same IA opening Sept. oats isc,
Dee. q c higher, May same as opening