The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-09-09
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/ DETROff. Sept. s.--Close; Sa Surdays
wheat market closed with an easy
feeling owing TO extensive realizing in
both wheat and corn. The market on
Monday started with lower Liverpool
prices Realizing was active in Nhe
English market owing to easy markets
here, more pressure OF Manitoba wheat
and liberal offerings from Russia.
where recent weather has been favor
able for the handling OF wheat. The
Danube is a more liberal shipper also.
Canadian offerings are liberal and adj
vices from that side OF the line show
that an abundant wheat crop has been
secured In very good condition. Lib
eral exports of corn caused decline
In that market in Liverpool.
At home the weather map showed
favorable conditions over almost the
entire country and the general feelinr
was that prices were likely to work
lower. although an active trade was
not expected owing TO the fact that a
government report is due on Tuesday
Dealers are anxious 10 see the result
OF government observations before get
ting into the market very deep. A
leading feature Of weakness Is con-
siderable Increase in northwestern
spring wheat receipts. The rush Of
early marketing is on and the result
Is an increase In hedging sales which
have a depressing effect in Chicago.
Appearances indicate liberal move
ment Of spring wheat, which IL just
what the bears have been wishing for
The winter wheat movement continues
Of spring wheat will not long While
receipts showed a marked Increase
they fell a little short OF a year ago,
the total at Minneapolis and Duluth
ago: and on this day last year the
visible supply increased 3.104. 900 bu.
The cool weather gave corn and GA Is
an easy tone. but the Missouri crop re-
"A a fGh ~
developed shortly after the opening
Dry weather in the southwestern
winter wheat belt in preventing plow-
Ing and this had bullish effect on
was at an advance OF kc.
Corn and oats advanced NC: beans
lost be and cloverseed advanced 15c
a wheat quotations: Cash No. red.
and advanced to e5hc: December
opened at sskc and advanced TO asa c;
May opened at $1.03k and advanced
TO S1.o@; No. white, 95Ixc
Coarse grain quotations: Corn-Cash
No. 9. 7sc: No. yellow. / car AZ 7ec
at 7sAc: No. yellow. zoe. oats
s'a eaas. 4, 4s cars g. 45as No whit.
ment. $3.50; October. sIs5
CHICAGO WHEAT AND PSoDuCE.
CHICAGO. September s-The grain
hcCeinr3
continued light. and there was consid-
erapie buying that bolstered up prices
+. Wheat started steady, despite the
lower cable and maintained the last
weeks closing price feE-Sest~rntur
FUTURES In the early trading Decem.
ger fell OF u In the first half hour.
Corn started easier, the weather
map showing rain--over most of the
corn belt. with Improved forage con-
ditions. but in the early trading buylns
forced rally to the Saturday closing
prices
Oats was firm with other grains
with prices tending toward higher lev
els.
Provisions were steady and shad.
higher with firm hog market
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO. Sept. s.-Opening--whea,
september steady: December steady
Corn: September down &c; Decembsr
down &c. Oats: September steadv.
December steady. Provisions; Steady.
Noon Wheat September up a. ne.
cember up u Corn: September up Ia
December up Il. Oats September IN
" Dect mber up a.
Close: Wheat. September up a. De-
cember up ~. Corn: September M Ic
December up IL. Oats. September mn
~; December mp u. Provisions: steady
Wheat