The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-09-08
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
DETROIT. sept. s-ciose: Argen-
tin ahas a fine wheat crop. outlook.
whicl, Is about the only 1earish point
ia the foreign situation. The buying
OF wheat for export has been active
all week. Foreigners nave taken
great deal OF Hour also and grindlng .
active at all milling points. MnNau-
kCa sold flour for export on Thursday,
and a firm market IL quoted
A Chicago house ngures the follow
Ing shortages in the feeding crops
this year: Corn. $50 10 400,000,O9O bu;
oats. 300, 00O, 900 bu: hay, l5,O00.00e tons
France and Germany are considering
the removal OF the duty on feeds ana
ii In fgured that demand for feed Tor
France will be supplied by America,
which makes the situation very oullish
Liverpool was easy on estimates OF
larger worlds exports and II Was ng-
urei that Russia would soon be oaer-
ing more freely. At present cargoes
or coast and awaiting orders are very
few
Northwestern weather is unfavor-
able. Canada has frosts, put II IS Ne
iieyed that little wheat remains 10 be
Injured The worst feature now IL
moisture. IL has been raining for sew
eral days In the spring wheat states.
causing a delay In threshing and mar
keting, and inJuring the wheat IN
stack and shock. The market on Fri
day was narrow and iull. Dealers
wanted 10 see the government report
there was a note OF hesitation on the
part OF the bulls. who had reports OF
less active export buying.
Nothing doing In wheat on Friday
OF Thursday Corn and oats were I'm
changed. Glover and timothyseed ad-
vanced 15c
Wheat quotations: Cash No. 2 red.
Change ehS ssP at sfEc, declined 70 SIC and
advanced 20 s7ke; May opened at
sIO2. lost re and moved up TO sl.O2;
No I white. sSc Coarse grain quota
TORS Corn, cash No 3 &c; NO,
cars at CSC; No 4 yellow corn. car
at sc. Oats: Standard, ! car az 46c;
No. white, s4hc: Rye; Cash NO. z
s sse and Be oas sh i%%sS :sog Sov
and. Dec, 81. Cloyerseed Prime SPOT,
20 bags at sl1.75; Oct and Mar. sll.!s;
sample. IS bags at Sl1 40, "a az Sil, 70
at s1e.75, IS at $3.50 prime aisiks'
s bags at g. Timothyseed: Prime spot,
ZOE bags at $500.
Receipts in the Detroit market on
Friday included 500 bbls OF hour, ,
cars Of wheat. OF corn. OF oats and
of rye Withdrawals Were oo0 nDis
of -four 1124 bu OF wheat and 5000 bu
OF corn Stocks are 2S1.920 bu or
wheat, Z24Vl0 Du OF corn. <os,Jss ou
Of G rye 90 - =
Wheat exports this week: Argenti-
ma 1880 bu; Australia, $4,000. bu,
against $4,000 bu a year ago; In
dia. i.o14ooo blu. against Sst'9Oo ou
Receipts OF wheat Friday: Kansas
City, 116 cars. against 2l9 cars year
ago. ST. Louis, $4,000 bu. against 1900
bu; Minneapolis, 1877 cars, against ssI
Duluth, ISL cars. against Ill: winni-
peg. SO cars, against 193.
Primary wheat receipts were 1914
600 bu against 1908 900 bu a year ago,
Exports Of wheat and -four Friday.
liverpool wheat closed unchanged to
sd lower and corn unchanged to Nd
lower. -
creased 255. 900 bu for the week
Kansas City has 5,366.0Oo bu OF
wheat new high record for that mar
ket
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
TOLEDO, Sept s---wheat: Cash
ard sept. Csc; Dec s7R &c: Nay hs: 1 ssS
45Hc: Dec, 4sc: May, 5ohc Rye:
Cash. sac; Sept. 9oc. Cloyerseed: Cash
and Oct. si2 Dec. .llsah l March.
jected, 5000. Alsike: Prime. s10.65;
Dec, SLOTS: aMr., 5000 Timothyseed:
Prime Sept Dec. and Mar, 100. But
eggs and hay -unchangea-
CHICAGO GRAIN OPENING.
CHICAGO. Sept s.--Grain opening
Wheat. Sept and Dec opened down
&c. Corn: Sept. and Dec. unchanged.
Oats: Sept. unchanged; Dec. down NC.
Provisions: Steady.
Close-Wheat: Sept, down nc; Dec.
unchanged. Corn: Sept down &c;
Dec down sc. Oats: sept and Dec.
down &c. Provisions: About steady.