The Detroit times., 1911-06-23
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. June 23.--Close: No Liver
pool market on Friday, but general
over there are favorable and
the chances are the market would have
been easy. Weather in England Is
favorable and crop prospects excellent.
will soon have home-grown new wheat.
The southwest was hot and dry at the
opening on Friday, but the northwest
was COOL with some rains.
The weather map on Friday prom
Used no relief for eitherethe southwest
or South Dakota The first effect OF
this was a Jump OF 1c In few min
ates. but the market soon settled back
narrow fluctuations. The feeling In
growing that the other northwestern
states, where prospects are fine. VIII
more than make up for the loss suf-
nous Canadian crop is, so far, unin-
tured. This causes a feeling that the
South Dakota loss has been discounted
by the recent strength. A spread OF
the dry weather LIS needed to keep
the market booming, and II IL not
showing any tendency to work into
the other spring wheat states.
Winter wheat harvest Is making good
progress and the yields are better than
expected New wheat Is freely offered
and the cash situation shows no i'm
provement. Millers report a slack de-
mand for -four.
on Friday. II was up about a cent
at one time, but weakened and closed
unchanged to NC lower.
Corn declined NC and cash beans
sIumped 10c, closing easy.
Receipts In the Detroit market Fri
day included 1850 bills OF -four and s
cars OF corn. Withdrawals were 500
bbls OF -four: Stocks are 1s3,9sl bu OF
oats and 40.5SO bu of rye.
Worlds wheat exports this week. ex-
elusive of North America, are inquired
at $500. 900 bu and decrease Is ex-
Indian wheat exports this week were
2,652,00O bu, against 1.072.000 bu last
year. Australia exported 6OS.000 blu.
against 24O. 900 bu and Argentina 1885,
900 blu. against 10000 bu year ago.
Wheat receipts Friday: ST. Louis,
1900 bu, against ID year ago; Kan
sas City. 81 cars, against 81; Mime
apolis. 13s cars. against 1884, Duluth.
wheat quotations: Cash No. . red,
89hc asked; July opened without
change at SsAc. lost hc, advanced to
9Ohc, declined TO ssAc and closed at
dropped to 91c, advanced TO e2c, de-
clined to Gle and closed at 91ho: De-
cember opened at e4hc. touched 94c,
gained 1c, declined to e4c and closed
Coarse grain quotations: Corn--Cash
No. 2. i car at 5sc; No. 3, SING; No 2
yellow, / car at 59Hc; No. 3 yellow. 1
car at 5SAc. Oats-Standard, 4 cars
at 44hc: No. 2 white. 44c. Beans
Prompt and July shipment, $40 asked;
October shipment, s2.0b bid; November
and December shipment 81 bid. Clover
seed-Prime spot $3.50; October.
prime alsike and August alsike,
50. Timothy seed-Prime spot. $3.50.
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
TOLEDO o., June 23,-wheat: Cash.
Sec July. Sshc; Sept, CONC: Dec.
93Ac. Corn: Cash, 59c; July, 5SAc;
Sept. 60hc; Dec. sec. oats; Cash.
aye; July and Sept, 44hc Dec, 45Hc.
Cloverseed: Cash. $40; Oct. 50; Dec.
and March, 1895. Alsike: Prime, ss25;
August. 50. Timothy: Aug, se.25. But
ter: Creamery, 24c; dairy, lSc. Eggs:
Fancy fresh, 1sc: candled, lie; current
receipts. 15c. Hay unchanged.
CHICAGO GRAIN-Opening.
CHICAGO, June 23.-wheat: July
down NC; sept down &c. Corn: July
and Sept. up &c. Oats. July up ke:
Sept. unchanged. Provisions slightly
higher.
Close-wheat: July and sept. down
Nc Corn July OF &C; Sept. OF hc.
Oats: July on lie; Sept. on &c. Pro-
visions lower.
Noon--wheat: July down &C; Sept.
down &C. Corn. July down &c: Sept
down &c. Oats; July down sc; Sept.
Open High Low. Close.
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