The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-06-14
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.


DETROIT. June l4.---Close; Wheat
was about steady during the early
part OF Wednesdays session. and
there was not much news TO effect
values. Bulls claimed that the ad-
vance on Tuesday was because OF bad
crop conditions In Missouri, Illinois and
Nebraska. and of these the Missouri
news was the most unsatisfactory. The
spring wheat crop Is doing well. For
eign news is favorable as TO growing
wheat and plenty OF cargoes are Of
fered. The worlds supply Is much
greater than IL was year ago and
new wheat. The southwest L. Offering
wheat freely and large early move
lnent Is expected, as farmers appear
willing to accept the present price.
Demand on the other hand, Is not ac-
tive. The decline in wheat gave -four
buyers scare and they have. TO a
great extent, withdrawn from the mar
ket They are now looking for
slump and will take care not to get
loaded up at what they consider a high
price. This Is expected TO make the
milling demand for wheat even duller
than In the past There is no export
OF offerings from Russia and Austria
liza. The Canadian Pacific estimates
the Canadian northwestern wheat crop
They now think in Chicago that the
big holders OF cash wheat did not sue
coed in hedging their holdings In July
and September. Chicago dealers ad-
wise great caution In protecting profits
on short wheat
Wheat ruled strong all day and
closed with cash up &c and an advance
OF Ac in September and December.
Corn broke &c and oats were
closed arm.
Wheat quotations: Cash No. red.
SIC, and advanced to ssc. September
opened at SSc, and advanced TO ss% c.
December opened at 90kc, and adj
yanced TO Gle. No white. SIC.
No. 9, see; No. 2 yellow. cars at Csc;
No, yellow, SIC. Oats-Standard, 2
cars at 40c; No. white 39hc sam
pie, car at sShc. Beans--Prompt
1870 bid; October shipment, s1.s5 bid
Cloyerseed-Prime spot. sS.25: Oc-
tober. sS.35: March, $40; prime al
sike. 50; August alsike. 1915. Timothy
Receipts in the Detroit market on
Wednesday included ], 40 bills OF -four.
cars or corn and OF oats With
drawais We're 400 ebls Of -four and
bu of wheat, 1ss,37s bu of corn, 5,5I5
bu of oats and 6.35S blu OF rye.
Liverpool wheat closed lad and corn
Nd lower
Wheat receipts on Wednesday: Min
neapolis. 197 cars. against 152. Du-
luth, 40 cars against 20, Winnipeg, i52
cars, against o.. Omaha, IL cars,
against q: st. Louis. $4,000 blu, against
$4,000 blu.
Updike, of Omaha. predicts that Kan
sas Nebraska and Iowa will together
produce more wheat this year than
last
Exports OF wheat and -four We'd
nesday, $4,000 bu.
Wheat stocks at Minneapolis de-
creased 10000 bu In four days.
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PROVISION.
TOLEDO. o.. June 14.--Wheat: Cash.
S7Ac. July, SSAc; Sept, Ssc: Dec.
81 &c. Corn: Cash. 56hc: July. 56A {;
Sept, SIZE; Dec, 55Jsc. Oats: Cash.
40kc; July, 40hc; Sept, 40&c: Dec,
Acc CIoverseed: Cash, $3.50: Oct. Dec.
and March. $S.42. Alsike: Prime s9.25:
Aug, $3.50. Timothy: Aug, $500.
Butter, eggs and hay unchanged.
CHICAGO GRAIN OPENING
CHICAGO. June 14,-Grain opening:
Wheat: July up &c; Sept. unchanged.
Corn: July and Sept, each of nc.
Oats: July and Sept. both unchanged.
practically unchanged
Noon--wheat: July up Nc; Sept. up
Ac Corn: July OF &c: Sept. on &C.
Oats: July on NC; Sept OF sc.
Close--Wheat; July closed up NC
and Sept up &c. Corn: July closed
up &c and Sept. down nc. Oats: July
closed up u and Sept. up hc. Pro-
visions slightly higher.