The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-19
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. Dec l9.-Close. Already
the holiday feeling IS showing itself IN
the wheat market Trading mas no
snap and dealers look for fiat condi-
ton for the remainder OF the year
Conditions show little change. News
is scarce and unimportant. The gen
eral tone is bearis+%-@nd Liverpool de-
clined Notwithstanding lighter world :
exports and a decreaseNon passage.
Dealers are inclined 10 look for low
er prices because or the extreme quil-
ness. but there is no indication OF an
unloading movement on the part of the
heavy holders and May in Chicago got
support around 95i9c IL Is the Dellet
that most traders are short Little IN
terest is now felt in the December OPP
tion Wheat stocks in Chicago are
expected to decrease soon and more
cash buying is looked for also in the
near future.
The bull operations continue TO puz-
Zle dealers Their holdings are estt-
mated as high as 20000000 bu and
they must be figuring on crop acci-
dent in order TO get out whole, as all
this wheat now shows loss. This
situation keeps the public out OF the
market and prevents the selling pres
sure that would naturally come under
present circumstances. This country
appears destined TO carry over about
10000. 900 bu TO the next crop. for ex-
port selling is slow and Canada has
before buyers hill come here. for sup
plies The market Is in "A rut and looks
like staying there
Trading was quiet all Monday and
wheat closed with "A loss OF ltc New
No yellow corn lost Ac. Rye ad-
vanced lsc and bears &C.
Wheat quotations.; Cash and Dec;
No . red, silac asked; May opened
!. c and declined to 80 l3c. July opened
at csc, advanced TO SO c. and declined
TO Csc; No. / white, s3hc
Coarse grain quotations: Corn. cash
No 2. 53c No yellow, sec; No. yell
low, 55c: new No. 8 yellow. cars at
47c. new No yellow; ? cars at % n C
oats; STANDARD; sSe ask asked "a n No No 3
!. s5iec bid: No. 2. SAGE. Beans; Cash
IS bags at $500, 20 at $3.50, so at s..
prime alsike, So sample alsike. 1s bags
at 1926, II at s7.75. IL at 7.26. limo
thyseed: Prime spot, i.45 nominal,
Receipts In the Detroit market Mon
OF wheat, 81 OF corn. IL OF oats and
OF rye Withdrawals were 600 bbls
OF -four stocks are 42o.44a bu or
OF oats and 28,119 bu OF rye.
Worlds wheat exports last week
were 9.s4O. 900 bu, OF which Russia sup
piled 3.5ss,OOO bu and the Danube
Receipts OF wheat Monday; st. Louis.
1875 900 bu. against $4,000 bu year
ago: Kansas City. 23l cars. against
III winnipeg. @VS cars, against off.
Minneapolis, 67S cars. against 256: Du-
luth. IS cars against ~.
Wheat on massage decreased 2.Sl6.0OO
bu last week.
Primary wheat receipts were 1905
600 bu, against 6l6.0 900 bu year ago.
Exports Of wheat and -four were
2s7 900 bu
Iiyerpool wheat closed Id lower
The visible supply OF wheat increas-
ed $4,000 bu last week. Corn In
creased $4,000 bu and oats 1862, 900 bu.
TOLEDO.
TOLEDO. O.. Dec. 1s-Wheat-Cash
and Dec. s5s. c; May. 59%c; July, csc
Corn--Cash and Dec. 7iac. May, 4si.
July. 5Ossc Oats-Cash and Dec. 35c:
May. SIC; July. 96c. Rye-No. ., S3c.
No. 3, soc. Cloverseed-Cash and Dec.
ss12Ia March, 1910 April, ss.s5. Feb.
S9.12ls Oct. 1915. Jan. $9l21a AL
sike-Prime and Dec, 1925. Timothy
prime and Dec, s4.65. Butter, eggs
ano hay unchanged.
CHICAGO GRAIN OPENING.
CHICAGO Dec l9--Grain opening:
Dec. wheat opened sc higher, May
off &c Dec corn unchanged May off
hr Dec and May oats or &c. Pro-
visions fractionally higher.
Noon Dec wheat dropped ssd dur
ing the morning May of &c. Dec.
corn lost "a C. May lac lower. Dec. oats
up &c, May unchanged.
Close-Dec. wheat closed asc lower,
Nav nDchangad Dec nom u. NAV