The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-06-30
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

DETROIT. June 30-Ciose: Hot
weather prevailed IN the southwest on
Friday and gave the bulls an excuse to
boost prices again. The heat was not
doing much harm. but fear was enter
tanned that the wave might extend into
the northwest, where lot OF harm
would be sure to result This gave
prices their early strength. Liverpool
was quiet and reported only a moder-
ats demand for cargoes.
Reports from the northwest are more
favorable than at any time since the
damage was done TO the South DakoIa
crop. There has been timely precipi-
tstion and generally cool weather. 1t
was little warmer on Friday, but
there was not enough heat TO cause
any actual damage. All attention in
tho grain trade Is conferred on the
spring wheat crop and prices will ma Ike
o rbreak according TO the weather
there for the next few days. The crop
is not yet made. and an Increase In
the heat at the present time would be
signal for very strong market, on
which the holders of cash wheat In
Chicago could do lot OF unloading.
The bull interests are quick to make
the most of every injury TO the crop
and are busy boosting values In this
case before the injury Is done
The new winter wheat crop IL NOV
ing early and a great deal OF II Is ex-
pected TO seek market In Chicago ST
Louis and Kansas City are already
feeling the weight Of new wheat re-
ceipts and the movement Ia expected
to be heavy in another week, making
necessary large hedging sales in the
leading markets.
Wheat for spot delivery was dun and
Thc fu Snsn w advances sGd red Nc
Corn advanced y @1hc. oats gained
Nc, and cash and July beans moved up
wheat quotations: Cash No. 2 red.
mi m Ne q O.
puched S5%c and declined to s1&c;
TT opened with an advance of NC
-, s0%c, advanced 10 81 &c and closed
!" 'sEe; Dec opened at esNc, advsne-
entir,hite, 4 car at $3.50. Coarse
C. street otations: Corn, cash No. B.
W tities = yellow. cars at Gle; later
r, old Whit &c: No. 3 yellow, i car al
.. regardless standard. / car at CSC
sr toqllnsS hIIhdt.r at 42hc. Beans: I'm:
bid Fam fnel6 eseds Z; s2;1S; prompt and
eertihed bant s iS Cos p ssapm sSin.
ne order order. OF q, = a clcverseed: Prime
WORKS OF Let, ss.75: March, $3.50;
In lows: -. 50; Aug alsike. 1878
cd aSth 70: Primo spot. 1913.
Alley In the Detroit market Fri
n AlleEied 500 bills OF flour, cars
AneA 2 OF corn and IL OF oats
or Allevals were 500 bills OF -four and
., AH'of corn. Stocks are 1s3.ss1 bu
Crand 1850 bu OF rye
theat receipts on Friday: Mime.
J1is, 152 cars. against 1876 cars n
Jar ago; Duluth, IL cars. against IS
linnireR, ais cars, against 163 ST
M Buis LOT, 900 blu. against 10000 bu
Kansas City, 1876 cars, against 81.
Wheat exports this week: Argentine
Il, 10000 bu, against 100000 bu n week
ago and $4,000 bu n year ago; Austria
la 1O72,000 bu. against $4,000 bu a
year ago India. 100000 blu, against
/, 400, 900 bu year ago.
Wheat receipts at primary points on
Friday, 531. goo bu: year ago, 365. 900 bu
Exports OF wheat and -four Friday
liverpool wheat closed "a and corn
X a Id higher.
CHICAGO GRAIN-Opening.
CHICAGO. June 3O.-wheat: July I'm
&c; Sept. Cup. Ac. Corn: July up ihc;
Sept up Nc. Oats: July ND nc; Sent
up &C. Provisions higher
Noon--WheRt: July down NC; Sept
up hc. corni July down Y G: sept up
&C. Oats: July down NC: Sept
ciose@wheat: July down iAc; Sept
up I'd Corn: July down &c: Sept.
up sc. Oats: July and Sept. down y c.
Open. High. Low. Close.
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