The Detroit times., 1910-12-03
Markets and Finance

culating bull news. and sell the
moment they see a moderate freight
Then there IL a let-up H. pull news Tor
few days, letting the market settle
down 10 "A point where they think III
low enough to do some more buying.
This operation IN being done over ana
ever again, with little actual change In
prices.
Lichstsin is said 10 have sold May
wheat I'm Chicago on bulges up 10 &c
for several days. and IL scalping the
market on "A large scale. The Chicago
short interest has been pretty Well
covered and scalpers are mostly max
Ing on the bull side. but are not fol-
lowing the buying with much vim AS
they find the bull support rather slack.
In discussing the bull outlook little
attention IN given to the ll2,OOO.OOO
bu export surplus now expected In Ar
gentina. where harvesting conditions
are perfect. and little is said about the
surplus This country has to sell. Bears
think little about the southwestern
drought, as much can happen 10 the
winter wheat crop between this and
harvest time, and the first good snow
will make people forget all about the
dry weather Wheat was dull and
strong all Saturday. closing with all
the deals up Nc from Fridays close.
Corn and oats were Arm an du-
nchanged.
s6i.c. Dec. opened without change at
9Shc. and advanced to 96Ac. May
opened at 99s,c. AMI advanced TO
slOoRc; July opened at e5<c and ad-
vanced TO seize; No. l white, sStc.
Coarse grain quotations: Corn-Cash
No. 2, 5+c. No. 2 yellow. sic bid: No. 3
yellow, 56c. No. 3 white. 1 car at AN &c:
No. white. l car at @sc: new No. :
S yellow 4sf bid. new NO; 90. >, yellow; !
at 3ec: No. white. 352c. Rye-Cash
No /. s3hc: No. :. sac. Beans-Cash.
s2;9s; Dee. ,s2,o5;
oGloverseed--prime spot ana Dee.
at $3.50. I at $S.25. SO at s.. IL at s7I5.
40 at $3.50, 10 at f7.25. 10 at 81 prime
alsike. SS:75: sample alske. bags at
$3.50. Timothy seed-Prime spot, 20
bags at S4.IO.
Receipts In the Detroit market Sat
urday included 2i5 bbls OF -four, l car
or wheat. OF corn and OF oats With
drawals were S35 bbls. OF -four and 49,.
l5l bu OF wheat Stocks are 319.17s bu
OF wheat. 1875. 904 bu OF corn. 1925 bu
OF oats and 1869 bu OF rye.
saturdays wheat receipts: Duluth. 81
ears. against II year ago. Mime
arolis. 2sG ears, against nothing "a year
ago: ST. Louis. $4,000 bu. against $1,000
bu year ago; Kansas City. IS GAYS.
against S5 Winnipeg. 424 cars, against
Wheat receipts at primary points
Saturday. $751; 900 blu; year ago. 25s 900
bu
Exports OF wheat and -four saturday.
$4,000 bu.
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
TOLEDO. O. Dec. 3.-Wheat: Cash
and Dec, s6hc: May. sl.O0s.; July.
90 sc. Corn: Cash. soc: Dec. acc; May.
5OSsc. July. 6lhc. Oats: Cash and
Dec. 3sasc. May, 3sc July. SIC. Rye:
No. ?. see, No. 3. 7yc Cloverseed: Cash,
Dec. and March. 1910: April. $3.50 AL
silke: Prime and Dec. s905 Timothy:
Prime and Dec. S+55. Butter. egg, and
hay unchanged.
CHICAGO GRAIN OPENING.
CHICAGO, Dec. 3-December and
May wheat opened unchanged De-
cember corn up NC; May unchanged
December and May oats up kc. Pro-
visions were fractionally higher
Close-Wheat advanced again for the
day. Dec. and May gaining &c. Dec
corn advanced asc; May up sc. Dec
oats up Sc; May iac higher. Pro-
visions showed fractional Increases