The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-26
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

| came IN WIFI DIX sluilp oH
The American markets were affected by
| this weakness and made low start
| but the early part or fridays session
did not bring any more weakness.
| There Is a rather bullish feeling amonS
some OF the most extensive Chicago
dealers, men who are not afraid 70 put
up the money TO back their views, and
! buying always increases when prices
| take slump News was scarce OH
| Friday, bHt there was general rear
OF what might come from Argentina at
any moment. Dealers are advising Gus
| Attention a. still directed almost ex-
| clusiyely TO Argentine for Inspiration In
! the wheat deal. The fact that an ex-
| pert English market reporter Is now
| In Argentine making personal inves-
| tigation leads dealers 70 believe that
I Fridays decline IN Liverpool must be
the result OF some cable telling or bet
ter crop conditions south or the equa-
tor Theirs has been a general feeling
that the bulls are to proht by the Ar
gcntine news because OF the great re-
duction recently made IN estimates OF
Tho eNportable surplus. At the outset
az ;hc season. with an acreage fully
mlllion acres greater :han year ago.
! Il crop much IL excess q. laSt years
was figured on, ard Europe figured on
heavy supplies .:on that direction.
Since then there mas been a steady
culiiug down OF the quantity expected
10 be available for export. and Europe
inGst look else, where TO make up tho re-
quircd total. Starting Mt about 1870. 000.-
900 bu, the surplus has been cut down
TO s2.o00.0o0 on, and bulls are figuring
on a stu greater reduction. Liverpool
cloaCd weak on lower Winnipeg prices
and rain in Argentina, which resulted
In .ower Argentine prices. The mar
kct III Detroit was weak early and de-
cdned Sic. later recovering ac OF the
loss. Corn was easy, and oats do
clibed &c,
Wheat quoiations-Cash No red.
20 isc. December opened with a decline
AI "A. a
advanced 10 95%c' May opened n
$1,000. declined TO 500, ana advanced
TO Sl.0oi. July opened at sec dropped
TO Jo%c. and advanced to 3Gc; No.
white, - &c asked.
Cash No. :. 80 asked. No yellow 20
cars at o3c; No. yellow. 5il,c.
Oats--Standard, cars at 3iIsc. No 3
white. SIC.
Rye--Cash No i. soc: No. 2. .sc
Beans--Cash. $40; December. s2O5.
Cioversced Prime spot. 10 bags at
1915; December $3.50; March. $685.:
sample. IL bags at ss.2a, 81 at s., 10 at
$7.75. 20 at $3.50, 20 at s725. IL at s6.75:
prime aisike 1915: sample alsike. s
bags at IS.
Timothy seed-Prime spot nominal
at $40.
Receipts in the Detroit market Fri
day included 1000 bbls OF flour. cars
o. wheat, Of corn. of oats and l OF
rye. Withdrawals were 1000 bbls of
flour and 1882 bu OF corn. stocks are
44T,G20 bu OF wheat 25g432 bu of corn.
lJ3. l26 bu or oats and 1.516 bu OF rye
992 900 bn
India exported 7ss.o0O bu of wheat
this week and Australia SAC bu
Liverpool wheat closed with loss OF
y q nd from Wednesdays close
Receipts of wheat Friday: kansas
City i2S cars, against 1873 "A year ago:
winnipeg, S's cars, against 40; St
Louis, $4,000 hu. against $1,000 bu:
~ nNt
10th. ll9 cars against $50.
Primary wheat receipts were l,1CO.-
600 bu, compared with 1,5lS,000 bu
year ago.
bu ''''VV0
1000. 900 blu.
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
TOLEDO o., Nov; 25.-Wheat: Cash.
May. soc; july. 4s%c. Oats Cash.
sSAe. Rye; No. .. soc; No. 8. nc.
March, 1856: Jan. ss.s7is. Alsike:
thyseed and Noe. s. Is. Buta me ' esSs
and hay unchanged.
CHICAGO GRAIN OPENING.
CHICAGO. Nov. 26.-All grains were
or at the opening. Dec. wheat &c
lower; May or NC. Dec. corn lost ,.c
May OF sc. Dec. and May oats on
&c: Provisions showed small declines |
advanced isc; May corn up sc. Dec
&c, higher May and Dee oats &c
Close: Price fluctuations were mar.
row for the days trading. Dee wheat
gained &c; May unchanged Dec corn
gained Hsc; May up &C. Dec. oats up
isc; May oats unchanged. Provisions |
generally showed declines