The Detroit times., 1911-08-15
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

news, foreign ard domestic, has turned
against the high price OF wheat Rus
STA. the standby OF the bulls, Is sending
out cheerful news. and the crop Is not
near so bad as IL was a week ago.
Germany had hot weather. but good
rains and the English harvest Is get
ting on nicely. Argentina is quoting
lower prices. The visible supply de-
creased, giving the market some tenn
porary firmness, but there was enough
nauIdation to turn prices down again.
Weather in the Canadian northwest
was favogabla and Liverpool weak,
giving the American markets an easy
start at slightly lower prices III,
firmod the market up Dit duluth
reported export sales on the decline
and the bears admit that anything like
good export purchasing on the decline
would be sure 10 bring strength With
out export business the load on the
market will continue very large and
bears are looking for more liquidation.
The situation does MOI LOOK strong,
as great weakness Is noted IN Foreign
markets and the Canadian crop Is de-
ing well and IL will require good buy
ing or some sensational crop damage
news TO get the bulls started az am.
IL required great muscle to scare the
recent advance and those who were
fooled by IL Will be cautious about
buying again.
Wheat showed some nrmness after
opening at a decline, but offerings
were TOO great and the market was
soon smothered. resulting In n drop OF
/ 55c for the Gay.
Coarse, grains and seeds were dull
and steady.
T Wheat quotations: Cash No. red.
s6Ac; Sept. opened with a loss OF Il G,
at 4sAc, advanced TO soc and declined
TO sSkc asked: Dec opened at s5e. adj
kf md Acclaimed m 9QAQ L.
ed; May opened at 99Ac. touched
sl.00h and declined to 9shc asked;
No. white. sSAc. Coarse grain quo
s } YeIIow ssnc, er No : ~ yellow ears
at C7Mc: No. ! yellow. i car at s4Isc.
at SIC / at e5hc Oats: Standard.
43Ac; new. 2 cars at 4ohc: Aug. 4ohc;
sept ear no Ry white Sa sid Mo- n sse
Beans: Immediate, prompt and Aug
ust SHIPMENT % rs Oct SAILS; Nov.
s2:1O Dec. s205. Cloverseed: Prime
Bags Bags al ,1 1nH prime alsiTe ,io sara-
pie alsike. is bags at $3.50. rs at 80. 20
Prime spot. so bags at 500.
day e Included 500 bSls U Of our is cars
OF wheat ~ OF corn, 16 of oats and .
OF rye. Withdrawals were 500 bbls
OF -four, 2.S9s bu OF corn and 800 bu
Of oats Stocks are i35.ss1 bu OF wheat.
and 7.l69 blu OF rye.
Primary wheat receipts were Sos 600
bu, against 1,453,000 bu year ago
Exports OF wheat and -four Tues
Liverpool wheat closed liz aka and
corn sd lower
The European visible supply decreas-
ed 1904. 900 bu last week. against 81
100000 bu increase a year ago.
Receipts OF wheat Tuesday: Kansas
City. SO cars against lis cars a year
ago; ST Louis. 80, 900 bu, against ill.,
900 bu: Minneapolis. 1s5 cars. against
26T; Duluth. IL cars, against ITS; VIM
nipeg. 140 cars, against 124
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
TOLEDO. Aug l5--wheat: Cash.
s4Mc Corn Cash. &C; sept. 6sisc:
Dec, 62Ac; May, 65hc. oats: Cash.
Ale. Sept. 42Kc; Dec, H%c: May.
.a7hc Rye; Cash, SIC; Sept. SIC
FCloyerseed; Cash $1190: Oct, ti1T5:
Dec. Is: March. tl1.7O: No. 3. sl135:
rejected, S11.10. Alsike; Prime and
Aug. S10.25: Dec, s1O.35; March, 10. 40.
Timothy: Prime, $3.50; Aug, $3.50;
Sept. e.2S Butter. eggs and hay un-
CHICAGO GRAIN OPENING.
CHICAGO. Aug 15.--GraIn opening
Wheat: Sept. down NC: Dec down &c.
Corn. Sept. down sc; Dec down &c.
Oats: Sept. unchanged: Dec. down &c
Provisions slightly lower.
Noon--Wheat: Sept UP nc; Dec. up
NC Corn: Sept. up lie: Dec up nc.
ciose@wheat: Sept down ixc; Dec.
down &C Corn: Sept UP Ne: Dec.
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