The Detroit times., 1911-07-14
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. July ll.-Ciose: Crop con-
!, ditions are all right In the northwest.
The reports OF black rust are not re-
ceiving much attention and one prom
inent firm says weather conditions are
not right for the spread OF rust. For-
eign crops are doing well and export
/ ing countries are liberal In their Offer
tfnFs OF wheat TO Europe. Spot wheat
figured that the weeks exports will not
4 be heavy.
Temperatures In the northwest are
not high enough to damage the grow
ing wheat and every day OF this kind
increases the bearishness- OF the situa-
| tion. The opening on FRIDAY was
steady, but later In the session selling
became more liberal and lower prices
were the result. Damage news H. not
receiving much attention and the feel
ing that wheat In a sale II increasing.
Primary receipts are much larger than
are increasing. making a weight that
bulls are not willing TO stand up under.
While wheat promises to be plenti-
full, the outlook for the leading coarse
borrowed strength from corn and oats.
Afiliers expect q heavy trade In bran
and other wheat feeds TO take the
place OF corn and oats. The knowledgs
procity likely to pass adds TO the
heaviness Experts report that the
spring wheat outlook In the northwest
! has been improved by recent rains ana
cool weather.
wheat was on the slump all day and
closed with loss OF &c. Corn and
cash oats advanced lie and future oats
wheat quotations: Cash and July No.
3 red, sac; September opened un-
changed at sshc and declined TO lac:
December opened at ss IS ana Declined
Coarse grain quotations: Corn--Cash
No. 9, sshc:. No. yellow. cars at
zoe: No. 3 yellow, ! car at 6shc Oats
Ausnst' 4Sc bid: september. 47Me: No.
white. I car at SOC. closing at 50hc.
Rye-Cash No. I, 17c. Beans-Immedi-
ate. prompt and July shipment tzzO;
November, laos: December. 81. Clover
reed--Prime spot, 1918; October and
March. $3.50; prime spot and August
Receipts In the Detroit market on
Friday Included 400 bbls OF hour. car
OF wheat. 1 OF corn and Of oats With
draw ais were 400 bbis Of -four and ~
bu OF corn. Stocks are lss'is! Su Of
oats and 4,s09 bu OF rye.
liverpool wheat closed Hd and corn
Receipts Of wheat on Friday: Kansas
city, 3I4 cars. against ia n year ago;
81. Louis. 207. 900 blu. against $4,000 blu;
Omaha. SO cars. against 3; Minneapolis,
165 cars, against 166: Duluth. 10 cars,
against IA; Winnipeg 1ts cars, against
Argentine wheat exports this week.
$4,000 bu, against $4,000 bu a year
ago.
$4,000 bu.
Wheat stocks at Minneapolis decreas-
ed ais. 900 bu for the week.
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
TOLEDO. o., July 14.--Wheat: Cash
and July, s5hc; Sept, S7hc: Dec. Gle;
Nav. e6Mc Corn: Cash and July, 6gci
sept, sSkc: Dec. e5Mc: May. e7+ c.
oats: Cash and July, CSC; Sept, 41h c;
/ pee. 4aKc: May. b2Ac. Rye: July and
Aug TSc Cloverseed: Cash. 5000;
1 oct, Dec and March. tg.s2h; Alsike:
prime and Aug. 1925. Timothy: Aug.
| $3.50; Sept, $3.50 Butter, eggs and
/ hay unchanged
CHICAGO GRAIN OPENING.
| CHICAGO. July 14.--Grain opening
i Wheat July and --Sept--doGn-Ise-
Corn. July up SC; Sept. up Mc. Oats:
July. no trading; Sept up &c. Pro-
| visions: Lower.
Noon--wheat. July down NC; Sept
down I've. Corn: July up sc: Sept
up NC. Oats: July. no trading; Sept
CioseEwheat: July down 2 s-s:
Sept down 1 "a. Corn. July up 3-s;
Sept. up IA. Oats: July up Is;
Sept. Up Ia. Provisions steady.