The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-01
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. Nov 30.--Close: The corn
strength helps wheat some, but tncre
Is not much real strength in the deal,
for stocks are heavy and demand Is
light. In the northwest the mills COM
plain OF slow -four sales and stocks OF
wheat in Minneapolis are again IN
creasing. Stocks OF wheat, while show
ing some decreases. are much greater
than they were "A year ago, and export
ing countries are sending heaVy lots
OF wheatsto Europe. France mas re-
fused to reduce the import duty on
wheat and flour, showing that they are
not suffering frors short crops.
Chicago is sending out bearish gos-
sip on wheat. Shorts are said 10 have
covered and IL Is felt that the market
Will need a great deal of outside help
TO sustain values at the present leVci.
and there Is no present appearance OF
this help coming. There Is some tech
meal strength In the Chicago situation,
which may be assisted by the strength
In corn but the foreign situation Is
gaining In bearishness. Russia has is
sued figures OH the growing crop OF
wheat that are conceded to be bear
ish. Good deliveries of December
wheat are expected on Thursday and
liquidation may become quite beartsh
feature In the next few days. James
Patten is bearish on cover ald looks
for an active movement
IL Is said that the export sales or
wheat reported from New York on
Tuesday were really made some time
ago by Duluth houses and the future
has just been exchanged. and caused
the sale TO be reported. Prices at
Liverpool and New York show that eN-
port business cannot be done at pres
ent. Small primary receipts are help
ing the bullishness little.
Wheat was quite strong on Wednes-
day. Primary receipts were not much
greater than the days exports and
in the visible supply The market adj
vanced &c and dropped back Nc. Yet
low corn advanced lc. Oats advanced
&c and rye Sc. Beans declined dlOc
and cloverseed gained 10Q loo.
Wheat quotations: Cash No. 2 red
95c December opened without change
ut S4lsc. moved up To sjl4c and de-
clined to eJc; May opened at 99c
gained a. and declined to e9tac; July
opened at 94&.c, advanced to 951 Sc ana
declined to eihc: No white. s4c.
Coarse grain quotations; Corn--Cash
No. =. 53c; No. . yellow. SEC bid. No. 8
yellow. sane; No. yellow new. 4sAc
Oats--Standard, car at soc: No. 2
white. 3liac. Rye--Cash No. i. ssc
BID; No .. sec bid. Beans--Cash and
December. 81. CIoverseed- Prime spot
ss.15: December. 100 bags at ss.TS
March. 100 bags at sS.s5; sample. 90
bags Mt -, 30 at $1.5c. 10 At 1915. 10
at s.:5. > at s.. at $3.50: prime al
sike. Ss.15; sample alsike. bags at
IS, at $40 Timothy seed-Prime
spot 50 bags at s425
Receipts i'm the Detroit market Wed
nesday were 400 bbls OF four. 3 cars OF
corn and OF oats Withdrawals were
400 bbls OF flour Stocks are sss. $40
bu OF wheat. 205.5s4 bu of corn. lS3.-
l26 bu OF oats and 1859 bu OF rye
Liverpool wheat closed $3.50
higher.
" heat receipts on Wednesday: Du-
luth, 1872 ears, against IOl cars year
ago: Minneapolis. III ears. against 2O8:
-. Louis 5000 bu. against $4,000 bu;
Kansas City. 400 cars, against 20: Win
Wheat stocks at Minneapolis in
creased 215.000 bu in two days
Primary wheat receipts were 5O4 900
bu., compared with 100000 bu a
Exports of wheat and hour wednes-
day, 42l,V00 bu.
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PROVISION.
TOLEDO. o.. Nov. S0.--Wheat-Cash
and Dec" s5hc: May. 99%c; July.
81 &c. Corn-Cash. tSc: Dee. 4shc:
May. 4sisc: July. 4e..c. osts-cash
and Dec. 34&c; May. s7Rc: July.
36Ssc. Rye-No. .. sic: No. ). 7sc.
Cloverseed-Casn, Nov. Dec. and
March. S4hc. Alsike-Prime and Dee.
~. Timothy--Prime and Nov. SEE
Butter eggs and hay unchanged
CHICAGO GRAIN OPENING.
CHICAGO. Nov. 30-There was little
change in grains at the opening. Dec
wheat isc lower, May UNCHANGED Dec
corn unchanged. May on sc. Dec. and
May oats unchanged. Provisions were
fractionally lower.
Noon: Wheat jumped during the
mornings trade Dec. advancing SC,
MAY up nc. Dec. corn unchanged
May or &c. Dec oats up sc, MAY
unchanged.
Closc-N heat advanced sharply for
the day. other grains holding steady.
December wheat advanced &c MAY an
s,r. December and MAY corn un-
changed. December oats up sc MAY
unchanged. Provisions were fraction
ally higher.
wheat