The Detroit times., 1912-09-26
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

DETROIT Sept 26--Close: Wheat
opened with an easy tone on Thurs
day. following lower cables and a bet
ter weather prospect In the northwest.
Wednesdays weakness brought lower
quotations from Liverpool and the
Early tone was favorable TO lower
prices for wheat i'm all markets.
An early inneapolis wire said
weather was clearing and there was
general resumption OF threshing in
central and western North Dakota
and north as far as the Canadian
boundry. In eastern North Dakota.
and Western innesota snow and rain
were delaying the threshers. Some
Chicago interests were liberal sellers
OF September wheat on "Wednesday.
against holdings OF cash. Winnipeg
wheat trade, causing general loss
OF heaviness
The feeling In wheat Is very bear
ish. Russia is oering wheat freely and
the Canadian movement 10 increasing.
showing that new wheat is being
freely marketed. Bulls have little 10
say and are watching for an advance
TO come from an oversold market or
from a frost eare In the corn coun.
ws . Teak cIore sre ,1% sms ii,,ie srpeT bein
ls expected from abroad as recent lib
erat exports have made the situation
I'm Europe less acute. Minneapolis re-
ceipts are not large. but are expected
Wheat ruled quiet and easy on
Thursday. Aat the close cash wheat
was unchanged and the futures were
on nc.
Corn declined NC and beans sdvane-
ed 5G10c.
Receipts OF wheat Thursday: Chi
cago. 13i cars. against SO year ago;
Minneapolis, ass cars, against 6sl; Du-
luth. f19 cars. against 25S; Winnipeg,
2ss cars. against AZ; Kansas City, i4S
against $4,000 bu,
Liverpool wheat closed I'D lower and
corn unchanged to I'D lower
Estimated Argentine wheat exports
this week 100000 bu.
Argentina has favorable weather ana
an excellent wheat outlook.
Receipts in the Detroit market
Thursday included 1900 hbls OF -four
oats Withdrawals were 1900 bbls OF
-four. rs 600 bu OF corn, $500 bu OF
oats and 900 hu OF rye Stocks are
e74.02l bu OF wheat. 35,260 hu OF corn,
1n4.477 bu OF oats and 3.eO0 bu or rye
Exports OF wheat and -four Thursday,
$40. 600 bu.
Wheat quotations: Cash No, . red and
September t1.O5L; December opened
to st.07%; Nav opened at si.l2 and
declined to sl.1i4 No white. $l.oi4
Coarse grain quotations: Corn-Cash
No ;. 73hc:: No yellow. IeAc asked !
No. yellow. cars AT toCs oaNS
Standard. cars at 3sc: October. 37c
asked: No. white. cars at 36c; No.
white cars at sac, sample, car at
ssc Rye-cash No. ., 15c. Beans-
Immediate and prompt shipment. s2.6e;
October 1 car at s2.40; November, ! car
at $3.50: December, car az %.
Cloverseed-Prime October. stl5o;
sample Is bags at $10.25. at $40. ~
at $3.50. ! at $3.50: prime alsike, hc;
sample alsike. IL bags at si1.50. IL at
$3.50 Timothy seed-Prime spot. SO
bags at $40.
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
TOLEDO. o., Sept. 26.--Wheat: Cash
and september, tl.05h: Dec, Sl.0s;
May. ;l12. Corn: Cash and Sept, 15lac;
/ Dec. 55Ac: May s4a c. oats: Cash and
Sept, 35Izc: Dec. S4Ac; May, 36lsc
Rye; Cash. 10Mc Cloverseed Cash and
Oct. s12.l5: Dec. and March. sll.OI "a
Alsike: Cash. Sept. and March, $l2. go
Timothy: Cash and Sept. t217i. Oct.
s212I.: Dec, $217h. Butter eggs and
| hay unchanged.
CHICAGO GRAIN-Opening.
CHICAGO, Sept. 2s.--wheat: Dec
down hc; May down hc. Corn; Dec
up Hc; May unchanged Oats: Dec
down sc; May up hc. Provisions
steady.
Noon-wheat: Dec. and May dowr
&c. Corn: Dec. down sc; May up ssc
Oats: Dec. down isc: May down &c.
Close-Wheat: Dec. and May dowr
Lc Corn: Dec. down Nc; May dowr
sc. Oats: Dec. unchanged; May dowr
NC Provisions weak and lower.