The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-08-19
GRAIN ANO PROVISIONS.


DETROIT. Aug. 1s.-Close Wheat
TOOK nrm tone at the opening on
SATURDAY, showing no tendency 10 fol-
low the feeling OF easiness shown In
Liverpool. The latter market was easy
because or large American exports and
situation was improved by rains in
India. which had a weakening infiu-
ence In England
Reports from the American north
west are very bullish, showing poor
threshing returns. The yield is high
and quality low. This Is having a
bullish influence on prices notwith-
standing the glowing reports from the
pears 10 be in fine shape sd very
large. much OF IL has long way TO
so before being safe from frost and
this robs the situation OF some OF its
bcarishness.
Threshing returns from North Da-
kota are showing a worse state OF af-
fairs than Indicated by early reports
OF crop exports and the situation there
looks worse than at any previous time
this season. There IL some buying OF
wheat on the theory that the big win
ter wheat movement is over and the
trade has taken the heaviest hedging
sales and large marketing OF spring
wheat is not expected. The bulls how
ever, are very prompt I'm taking profits
when in sight. which checks advances.
Wheat was quiet and firm and closed
at urn advance OF 1c on Saturday.
Corn was quiet and unchanged. old
oats declined nc and new oats closed
firm. Rye was firm and cash beans de-
ciined lie. The seeds were firm.
Wheat quotations: Cash No. 2 red.
SSc; September opened without cnange
At S9Ac and advanced to s9Zc; De-
cember opened at save and advanced
TO s5c: May opened at 9sA c and adj
vanced TO ss%c; No. l white. s5c.
Coarse grain quotations; Corn--Cash
- e. - 80
No. . yellow. 2 cars at csc: No. yell
low, cars at SIC. Oats-Standard. 43c
asked: new. ] car at 401sc closing
bid: August 4ohc bid: September,
cars at PIE Rye-Cash No. 1. soc.
Beans-Immediate, prompt and August
shipment. s2.22 asked October. s2l0;
November. $2.05; December, 50, Clover
S1L5V sample, bags at S11.25 at
slO.T5. 80 at 1850. Z at $40: prime at.
sike. $40 bid; sample alsike, 81 bags
at $s.15, 10 at 1926, at s. Timothy
seed-Prime spot. rs bags at $3.50
Receipts In the Detroit market sat-
urday were 1850 bbls or -four. 1s cars
of wheat; OF corn. of oats and OF
rye withdrawals -ee4-bbfs-of
Hour. 4.04S bu OF wheat, 1880 bu of
corn and $500 bu of oats. Stocks are
1so152 bu OF wheat, 214s0s bu OF corn.
2l3,64l bu CT oats and 6 500 bu of rye.
Wheat receipts on Saturday: Minne-
6potis. 1ig cars against 202 a year ago,
Duluth, IA cars. against 169: Winnipeg,
101 cars. against IS: St Louis. $4,000
bu. against $4,000 bu.
lie CouIt finds some rust I'm Canada
and thinks the worse will go 10 bu
TO the acre. Harvesting Is making
good progress.
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
TOLEDO. Aug 1a-wheat: Cash.
e1c: Sept. 92c; Dec. s5Ec; MAY, sIOiII'
Corn: Cash, &C; Sept. s6Ac; Dec,
s2%c; May. e5Ac Oats: Cash. 41hc:
Dec. 45Ac: May, 4Szc. Rye: Cash.
sec; Sept. SIC. Cioverseed: Cash.
sll.7o: Oct. sI1.62A; Dec. S11S2h /:
Mar, Sl1;52h: No. 2, s11,4o; 30. 3.
1110: rejected. 5000. Alsike: Prime.
s10.26; Aug, S1o.35; Mar. 5000 Tim
cthy: Prime. $50: Aug. ts73: Sept,
30, 20; Mar, $500 Butter. eggs and
hay unchanged
Close--whcat. Sept up &c: Dec up
Nc Corn: Sept down &C: Dec DIP
&c; Oats: Sept. and Dec. up kc Pro-
visions highet