The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-30
Total saleA 2sl. 400 shares.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

DETROIT. Aug. 29.-Close: Liverpool
had rather smart decline on Friday
nd closed at q loss. The home mar
<ets were under the influence Of Sep
embsr liquidation and that had a
veakening effect although buying was
lutte active.
wheat and corn in Chicago from Sep
fember liQuidators and their purchases
prevented larger decline. Selling
(vas on 2 liberal scale and bulls were
bot looking for anything favorable to
heir side Of the argument. Liverpool
vas under pressure Of reaiizing. helped
NY u weaker tone In the Canadian mar
ter wheat was pressing on the English
Nnarket and the spot situation was
easy. Russia had better weather and
offerings OF wheat were increased. The
recovering power. Argentine corn ex-
ports were liberal. Arrivals from the
Interior are large. but thee IL a lower.
nE OF quality One cargo Of Argen-
nd another for Mexico.
II 10 expected that September liQui-
lstion VIII be over shortly: The els-
ator people hsvs been leading buyers
ma all the wheat delivered will be
sasiiy taken care OF. Bears are show
nE q tendency to come to life again
hellins The short interest has been
Increased considerably this week. Corn
ieaiers think September and December
IRE sv too nigh In view Of the large re-
publish on the deals that depend on tn
pew crop While liquidation helps the
earich feeling. the cash situation 10
rh.nn. Farmers are holding their
receipts on Friday were
|Pniy lIS.0O0 blu. compared with $50. 900
Nv z ear ago. and northwestern re-
~ n ~ not - -. - a. -
Nc active farm selling.
II Wheat was quiet all da and closed
with September " lower and the other
|peals unchanged.
II Cloverseed lost loo and the other
s ssn1 and coarse grains were un-
whsat quotations: Cash No. /, red,
H. september opened at a loss OF
lac ~ 9lc. advanced to 9lkc and
'eiosed at slc; December opened at
pas and advanced to csc; May opened
'tt !l.o0* and advanced to $l0l; No. /
'Mnte' slc. Coarse grain quotations:
!sc; No. 5 yellow. TIC. Oats: 's Stan.
lsard' cars at t2hc: old, 46c: septem-
per, ENC: No. 28white, i car at ia%c;
tNo. white, 2 cars at 42c; No. 4 white.
mediate and prompt shipment, $3.50;
october. S1.S5. Cloverseed: Prime DC.
tooer, 80 bags at $40; December, $40;
fsHmpls red is bags at .Ss;75; October
n sis ,Sigso; sample n,. si.ike. !. bags
eo bags at $3.50. Alfaifa: Prime spot
po bags at 1915. Barley: Good sam
pies. @1.26 Q1.40 per cwt.
A.. xs:S r In the In. Detroit market Fri
Rr wheat. . Of corn, Is of oats. OF
loarley. OF rye and OF hay. with
nrawals were 1000 bbls OF hour and
t y" ou OF wheat, Stocks are lsS,5so
bu Of oats and $3.50 bu of rye.
| Liverpool wheat closed \ q 4 d. low
FER and corn Va lower to unchanged.
Kansas Grain Dealers association
,,,s the Kansas corn crop 100000
| Wheat stocks In Minneapolis de-
creased 100000 bu for the week.
| DuIuth reported some wheat sold for
Primary wheat receipts were $50. ooc
bu, against 1.e27,oo0 bu a year ago.
snaays wheat receipts: Southwest
l7s.oo0 bu. against $4,000 blu q year
lf puIa,S Shi "a TO- i:o carr. against I47;
tolts. ass cars. against sos; Winnipeg
I3S cars. against 81.
l.. Exports OF wheat and -four Friday
Most Of the wheat business now il
changing September with December.
CHICAGO WHEAT AND PRODUCE
/ CHICAGO. Aug. is.--Corn broke q,
the start today. going down hc for
September and a fraction for becem
Der, easier Liverpool cables proving q
|beartsh. However, there was q rally
when shorts began covering and the
weather map indicated no rain over
the corn belt September returned to
last nights closing price. and Decem-
Der topped Its yesterday closing figure
| by Q.
Wheat was q trifls easier with the
cable Trading was confined to Sep
Trade IN cats was Hight. At the