The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-09-17
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

openei with dig showing of strength
and prices advanced sharply In the
with an opening advance and the AM
'erican markets Were quick TO follow.
support In Liverpool was more In
evidence In the early trading and the
tone was firni American offers were
9tarctr and demand from millers was
Improved. The cash market was steady.
4upplics In England are ample, but
urmness Is caused by the acknowledge
- large requirements OF other coun-
(rtes. rhe distant months are firm and
{nere Is some apprehension as TO iu-
<1ure supplies. The European visible
apply Of wheat Is 65.70l 900 blu. an in
E1rease for the week OF 2,36o,oo0 bu
K Domestic conditions are receiving
more attention and at present there
are bullish owing To bad weather In
~ enorthwest. where wheat In shock
3 u being damaged By rain, and market
lng Is suffering delay. Winter wheat
x 4etdine Is being held back also IL Is
<4xured that the winter acreage Will
% INCREASED ~ least 10 per cent II
Weuther permits.
Liquidatfon appears to have run its
*tpurse. il Is believed that ali the longs
ave been forced &c sell out and the
market Is PROBABLY short. all OF which
I'LL operate for he advance OF prices:
Wheat Was strong all day and closed
nth an advance OF al 45c.
Corn advanced lnc and oats gained
~ Beans declined 5Q1oc. cloverseed
Wheat quotations. Cash and septem-
- Mo- - red, Sill; December opened
nth an advance of 20 AT s1.iS1s and
4 $o% and Il ADVANCED 10 ;Lss1s. No.
hite, S1.l0, Coarse grain quotations;
korn. cash No. 3, Soc; No. 3 yellow.
81: No 4 yellow. soc; Oats; STANDARD,
cars at &c, closing al 4sc: No. |
hite. ] car at i.Ac, Rye; Cash No. =;
<x cars at soc. Beans: Immediate and
<trompt shipment. $3.50. October. S2.3c.
.E1overseed: Prime spot and October.
[I1o..2E: December. 5000; March, 5000;
ample red. II bags at $3.50. 10 at S976;
5a9s al s7.5b. Timothy: Prime spot.
I930. Alfalfa: Prime spot, 1925.
b Receipts in the Detroit market We'd
z1esday included i,o5o bbls Of -four. Is
vars OF wheat 16 OF oats, OF rye and
"a or hay. Withdrawals were 2.140
bbls Of Hour aud 21.l00 bu OF oats.
5tocks are $4,000 bu of wheat, $4,000
+ Pu OF corn. i92,500 blu OF oats and 1850
Kansas City dealers are looking for
Following on In wheat receipts TO
About half the recent volume.
< Receipts OF wheat "Wednesday. Du-
nth. $50 cars, against 49, a year ago;
E tnnt epoiis 6c6 cars, against TAT;
~ snniIesg LEso ears, against 9ss; Chi
@14 o01 blu. against 10000 blu.
<# I'rinary wheat receipts were $685.
600 bu against 100000 bu year ago.
Expfgts OF wheat and -four Wednes-
( Hay, ..i 600 blu.
\, Liy DOL wheat closed n qId high
|of am corn "a lower.
EfnrCxGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
81 CHIcAuO. sept. l6.-Opening =
Wheat: September Inactive; December
~ sc: May up 2Sc. Corn septem-
Xc Oats september inactive; De-
kember up a,c: May up &C. Provisions;
FIRM and higher.
Noon--wheat. September. inactive:
December. up sc May. up re. Corn:
.Uepfember UP 1Hc: December. up &c:
May. up Ac. Oats: September up 1c.
~ Clofe-- Wheat: September, up 1c:
December. up sc: May. up tx C. Corn:
4cptember. mp 1hc; December. up sc:
Nay. up Il C. Oats; September, up lhc;
Oecember up 1c: May up lc. Pro-
.<isionss Generally steady.
3, General buying by commission
Mousse. together with higher Liverpool
<at the opening today. September was
inactive. but December started on 2&c
and May 2%c higher The early trad
INK sent both futures up another Ac
with the current months deliveries
etfn Inactive.
<cQrfent receipts. There. was an evident
1tIispokition 10 buy and shortly after
the opening September gained another
XMc. December NC and May nc.
az Oats was strong and higher In SYM
<puthy with the other grains. Septem-
Der. Inactive at the start jumped &c
~ .thc early trading. The other deliv-
"a Provisions were frm and fairly ac-
Ave. They opened shade above yes
1erday's close and showed slight gains