The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-09-01
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.


DETROIT. Sept Close; Delivery
day for September wheat added 10 the
holdings OF Armour as most OF the
\. neat Is believed TO have found Its
lighter than generally expected. Liv-
erpOol was up again. and there Was a
firm tone all over this country when
the markets opened on Friday.
Weather was favorable In the Cana
dian Northwest. but there were reports
that much harm was done earlier Dy
frost a well-known Montreal wheat
dealer wires from the northwest that
there was six degrees OF frost over
large sections where the wheat Is 10
days from ripe, and he believes large
sections will never be cut Germany
reports so great shortage or food
and France Is having trouble
from the same cause Dry weather
has resulted In very short crops over
a great deal OF Europe, which accounts
for the strength In Liverpool
Weather sharps say colder weather
will follow IN a few days In Canada
and frosts are feared. This Keeps the
market on eoge and dealers are afraid
to take chances IL Is expected that
Improvement in trade and price will
follow delivery day, but II Will be an
other week before there will be Gen-
mite knowledge OF the Canadian crop.
Wheat was frm on Friday and
closed at an advance OF NC. Corn
was nrm. oats gained lie and beans lost
&c.
Receipts In the Detroit market on
Friday ircluded 500 ools
cars OF wheat. 3 OF corn. OF oats.
OF barley and OF rye. Withdrawals
were l.Ce0 bbls OF flour. 500 bu OF
wheat. 1874 bu OF corn and 6,3Ii bu OF
rye. Stocks are 2ss.tos bu OF wheat.
233,0 bu of corn. 266.os3 bu OF oats
and 1886 bu OF rye.
Early deliveries In Chicago wore l.
$4,000 bu OF wheat, $4,000 blu OF corn
and $4,000 bu OF oats.
Liverpool wheat closed lad and corn
New York reports exports OF some
more Durum wheat to St Petersburg,
Recent American wheat exports have
been at the rate OF $4,000. 900 bu for
ths year. which Is considered the limit
this season.
Primary wheat receipts were 95s. 900
bu. against 100000 bu year ago.
Exports OF wheat and -four Friday.
$4,000 bu.
Wheat exports this week from Al
gentina. $4,000 bu: year ago. 100000
bu-
Receipts OF wheat Friday: Mime
apolis. 247 cars. against 3T7 a year
ago; Duluth. 81 cars. against ITO; Win
npeg, IS cars. against Is; ST. Louis,
$4,000 Blu. against 100000 bu; Kansas
City, 133 cars. against 21s.
Wheat quotations.: Cash No. 2 red,
car at sec. closing at SSA c; Sept. SSAc;
Dec. opened hc up at y6hc. advanced
TO 50 Ne. and closed at s5hc: May
sR Rshs Closed Sc S Ssxanf SS e White
IS &C., Coarse grain quotations: Corn.
cash No. 3, SEC; No. 3 white. car at
6Iisc; No. yellow, csc: No. 3 yellow. ,
cars at Ste. Oats: Standard. on the
track. cars at t4c; No. 3 white, f3tSc-
Rye: Cash No. 2. Ssc. Beans: Imme-
diate. prompt and Sept shipment. 50 10;
Oct. SOS: Nov. s2.o5: Dec. $2.Os all
bid Cloverssed: Prime spot. 20 bags
at s12; Oct. and Mar, s12: sample. "a
bags at sfl.50. 10 at s1l. IL at SO:
at se.so, 5 at 80. at $3.50. Timothy
seed. Prime spot, so bags at Z.
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
Toledo. Sept Wheat: Cash and
Sept, S2hc; Dec. 95%c; May. s1.O1h
Corn: Cash. 67hc; Sept. 67hc: Dec.
63Sc: May, 66kc. Oats: Cash and
Sept, 45c; Dec. 47c: May. 4sNc Rye:
Cash, ssc; Sept. sec. Cloverseed: Cash
No. :. sli.15; No 5. ,1Is5: rejectea.
1880. Alsike: Prime. 5000; Dec and
March, 1880 Timothyseed: Prime,
$3.50; Sept. $3.50; March. $500: Dec,
$3.50. Butter. eggs and hay unchans-
CHICAGO GRAIN OPENING.
CHICAGO. Sept Drain opening
Wheat Sept. and Dec each opened
&c. higher. Corn: Sept. opvned Nc
higher; Dec. &c higher OatS Sept
opened NC higher; Dec. &c higher
Provisions opened sharply higher
ao M9onwhe eorr sept s.n unenSnEea' Dec
unchanged. Oats: sept. down Ac;
Dec. down &c.
Close Wheat Sept. unchanged: Dec.
down ko. Corn: Sept. down &c: Dec
down ~. Oats: Sept down NC; Dec.
down Provisions steady.