The Detroit times., 1912-07-25
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

DETROIT, July -5.-Close; Forelsh-
ers are not grabbing for American
wheat at the rate expected a short
tifpe ago and the cash article is quiet
The black rust scare Is receiving it,
tie attention and experts say the crop
Is too far advanced 10 be hurt much
b. the spread OF rust
Wheat started with little show OF
interest on Thursday. The leading
builish conditions Of few days ago
were lacking and the market was
without interesting news. In the alb
sence OF scare news the big crops OF
Kansas, Nebraska and the northwest
loom W. in way 10 frighten bulls.
There Is every promise Of bumper
crop and nothing in sight TO make
high prices. At the same time the
rank is down TO an export basis
and bulls see no reason why II should
go materially lower, Just now foreign
ers are not active buyers and the fine
crop outlook here is likely to make
them take their time and work for a
further decline The movement OF
wheat is not yet heavy enough 10
bring much pressure on prices, but
the southwest is expected TO sell lib
orally before spring wheat gets into
the market TO break prices.
Firmness was caused In Liverpool by
speculative support and forecast OF
light Argentine exports Harvesting
weather is unfavorable In Roumanla.
Good wheat is scarce In Liverpool and
recent arrivals were light
W ne AT was quiet on 1 nuTSudNs Gus
ing without change for cash and u n
i1c lower for the futures.
Corn advanced lc and oats gained
lIAc Future oats were easy.
Receipts in the Detroit market on
Thursday included 1000 bills OF -four
and . cars OF oats. Withdrawals We're
1900 bbls Of -four and 1000 blu of
corn Stocks are 26i.247 Blu OF wheat,
l34,ss1 bu OF corn. s2,ses bu OF oats
and ls.l63 bu OF rye
Receipts OF wheat Thursday: Kansas
City. 357 cars against 1873 q year ago;
ST. Louis. 2S3.000 ou, against 13l. 600
bu; Duluth. : pears. against 81: Min
neapolis, SO cars. against l2S; Winni-
peg, 139 cars, against 1872.
Exports Of wheat and -four Thurs
day. $4,000 bu
Liverpool wheat closed unchanged
to u d higher and corn I'D higher
Primary wheat receipts were 1882.
OOa hu, against ! $50, 900 bu a year ago.
Wheat quotations.: Cash No. red,
S103: July opened without change az
81 OS. declined TO s102lh and closed at
$l03: Sept. opened at s1.03t4. lost Il G.
moved up TO $1.03A and declined 20
sI.02L; Dec, opened at ;1.05.. declined
to s105h advanced 10 Sl.051 Y and
closed at s1O5A No. 1 white. s1.o2.
Coarse grain quotations; Corn. cash
Nc 3. 76c; No. yellow, 7Slsc; No 3
yellow. 2 cars at 7sc. Oats: Standard.
cars at 60hc; Aug. 55hc asked;
Sept. Csc asked; No. white; soc. Rye:
I =.
prompt and July shipment, Sass; Oct,
s225 Cloverseed Prime Oct. $3.50.
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
TOLEDO. July 25--wheat: Cash and
July. sl.o4A; Sept, s1.O3%; Dec.
sl6eIs Corn Cash. 1870; July, 75c;
SEPT. zoe: Dec. Oats Cash. So "a c;
July, 55c: Sept, 34Ac; Dec, 36Ac. Rye:
Cash, 73c. Cloverseed. Oct, SlOOI
Dec. s9.97 Alsike Aug, 5000; Sept,
s1015 Timothyseed: Aug s3lo' sept,
slOls. Timothy: Aug, s3.15; Sept.
Ssae. Butter, eggs and hay unchanged.
CHICAGO GRAIN-opening.
CHICAGO. July 25.-Grain opening
Wheat: Sept. unchanged. Dec. un-
quoted. Corn Sept. and Dec. down
&c Oats: Sept. and Dec. down sc.
Soon~Wheat: Sept. up &c; Dec.
down NC Corn: Sept. up c; Dec.
unchanged. Oats: Sept and Dec. down
&c
Close-Wheat: Sept. down sc; Dec.
down &C. Corn: Sept. down hc; Dec.
down &c oats: Sept. down &c; Dec
doxyn 10 Provisions strong.