The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-09-24

GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

DETROIT, Sept. 34-Close: Wheat
had frm tone early IN the day owing
to . decrease In farm sales OF spring
wheat. IL was raining over . great
deal &C the northwest Liverpool mace
only . small decline following the
liverpool 10 feeling the pressure OF
Winnipeg wheat and prices In the Can
dian market are declining Russie
Xports are heavy. but much OF the
heat IL going to the continent where
is nndlng ready buyers At good
,rices The French crop 10 now SHOW
ing up well. A new commercial esu-
mate rakss the crop 304.o00.o0o bu. or
90, 100000 Blu less than the normal con-
sumption Liverpool reports an im-
proved demand for forward shipment
France and Germany are good buyers
and England has q good milling ds.
to decline In Buenos Ayres. II -
rumored that America 10 buying South
American carWoes.
Bears depend almost entirely on =
prices lower and the news now indi-
Gates that they may md IL necessary
to wait . while. The movement on
Wednesday was = few cars greater
stiil hanging back and running. far be-.
hind last year. Demand for cash wheat
IL slow. There 10 little doing by ex-
portsrs The feeling 10 that shorts
may put the market little higher BY
the direction Of a lower level.
Wheat made q ANAL early showing
OF strength and then closed at de-
cline Of hc all along the line
advanced loc and alsike declined 3Sc.
Corn lost No
!. Wheat quotations: Cash No. red
and September. zee; December opened
vanceS TO 's sso and closed at s May
81 and closed at ssHc; No. white. so.
Coarse grain quotations: Corn. cash No.
!: Cd: No ia. ! yellow, - ! cars At 1sxe. clos
ing ct 7ec asked. Oats: Standard.
cars at 4lho; No. . white &c; No: =
white. oar ut $50 Rye: Cash No.
shipment, ssS PENS :i:s o %%ssas ed ESS%P.
seed, Prime October. ~: December.
$40: March, S7.1S: sample red. 10 bags
At $3.50 20 at $3.50, IL at se; October
:''s rs .ss s."RR1; ms slsi rln s:s spot
neS Gas' Al Il s $50. AHA''A ' 'Do-
Receipts In the Detroit market Wed.
c c::s y n Hsa corn s'' e Ya, sua
rye and Of hay. withdsawals were
1000 bb!s Of 1our and 5000 bu OF oats
Stocks are 1850 bu Of wheat. 81. %
bu Of corn a1s.sco bu OF oats and +7.sso
wheat receipts wednesday: Duluth,
ATS cars. against $50 year ago; Mn
neapolis. B2S cars. against $40: winnl-
peg. LIT cars. against 46o Chicago,
50 cars, against 317; southwest, l0s. 900
Blu. against $4,000 bu.
AL Primary wheat ,ecsapts we're l.sao:-
Liverpool wheat closed z q y lower
and corn I'd lower to Nd higher.
T0s vsn. .:RAyN AND PN"Sl<s0vs
TCj I no. o., Sept. 14.-Wheat: Cash
&c Seitember. s2c: Dscembs-. 9@Ae.
Nay. .sskc Corn: Cash. 7sc; Septem-
D. cembsr. isc: Nay, Sye. ciovsrsesd:
Cash. $3.50: OCTOBER. t7:1o: December.
s34s: October. Si.ls: Decsmber. sa.S7X:
March, $3.50. Alsiks: Cash. >ll: October.
410.16: December 1910. Rye: Cash.
I'll: October. e10.26: December. S1l.l0.
Rye: Cash: CSC. Butter. eggs and hay:
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
CHICAGO. Sept. 1l.-Wheat started
Arm today. despite lower cables, but
weakened Nc for each month in the
early trading. Northwestern receipts
continued cens ,.res. sddins another bear
Corn started nrm, but later weak
ened with the break In wheat The
Liverpool cable was anoher bearish In
nuence In the corn pit. Prices went
down &c In the FIRST half hour.
There was active bidding for Sep
tember oats futures shortly after the
trading opened. and prices advanced
rIonths however. were weak with corn
and wheat.