The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-12
Markets an9 Finance
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

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DrrRoIr. oct. Il.-ciose: The for
elgn situation took on a beartsh tone
on wednesday, because Of dsoials OF
frost damage In Argentina and no
check on Black Sea shipment by the
Turks Reports OF Argentine frost
have been received several times re-
Gently, but have always been foilowSd
by dentals Weather In South Ameslee
but "wednesday brought lower pnecs
and no damage reports.
Liverpool came lower and the home
markets followed with an easy tone
early I'm the day. Bulls We're greatly
abroad for they felt certain that po-
litical troubles would soon effect what
values Up to the present time the
war has not been OF tie slsntest TIP
a little later In the session owing 70
an improved demand for cargoes which
were not abundant Home conditions
have been showing some improvement
activity OF the mills In all directions,
Heavy sales OF -four are reported every
day and mills are active purchasers CT
wheat For long time IL was only
eago stocks OF winter wheat were neg
lected. but this has changed and large
sales OF winter wheat are being made
TO millers In the south and east Floer
and that line OF trade appears TO De
quite healthy and encouraging.
A bearish feature Is the northwestern
Weather, which Is clear on both SIDES
OF the line and threshing is BENG &C.
lively pushed. The movement OF wheat
TO market Is large and stocks at points
OF accumulation are increasing. There
10 no Improvement however, In quanty
and a great part OF the wheat COW
Liverpool was very weak at the
close The Detroit market declined.
but recovered later and closed without
change.
Oats declined lie and rye gained 1c.
Corn was steady Cloverseed was nrm
and timothy seed advanced zoe.
Receipts In the Detroit market We'd
nesday were 1.04s bills of iiour,. cars
were 500 bbls OF hour. 1000 bu or
wheat and i,0i5 bu of corn. Stocks
are 44S,2T3 bu OF wheat. 13e,1o0 bl OF
corn, 242.l74 bu OF oats and s1.4es ou
Primary wheat receipts were 1850
900 blu. against $4,000 bu a year ago
Exports OF wheat and -four Wednes-
Liverpool wheat closed y Old lower
and corn hd higher.
Minneapolis received 10 cars OF Mon
tana wheat on Wednesday.
Receipts OF wheat "Wednesday: Min
a nso pSls ss 's ssi cars, against ssi:
Winnipeg, SEA cars. against esq: 81.
Louis, 10000 bu
All American grain markets will be
Wheat quotations: Cash No. . red.
sac; Dec. opened with q dro poi ~
at esMc declined 10 9sNc and closed
at ssAc; May opened at t1.045s de-
clined to s1otk and closed at sl.e4
Coarse grain quotations; corn-cash
No. 3, 74c: Ne. yellow, 3 cars at Iec;
No. yellow. 74Mc. Oats--Standard.
car at 5ohc, closing at 5she s a.
ti.01. Beans--Immediate, prompt and
Oct shipment. s2.40; Nov. and Decc
shipment $3.50. Cloverseed-Prfm
spot. tia.2s; March. SEQ; sample "a
Al SO: prime aisike. Sio.5o; sample al
sike. IL bags at s.75. at SS.15 Tim
othy seed--Prime spot Is bags at tI.zO.
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRODUCE
TOLEDO, Oct. l2.-wheat: Cash,
sS1sc: Dec. s1.00k: May. $l0b y, Corr
Cash Cash Can cs.S p De-; si bss so s 'sS
tslsc. Rye: Cash CSC. Cloverseed:
Cash and Oct, $3.50: Dec. and March.
fis a7's. No. 2. ti2.lS: No; sllse; re-
i Bee $3.50; March. sl1os. Timothy.
Prime and Dec, 81 so; March. s7bs.
Butter. eggs and hay: Unchanged
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
CHICAGO. Oct. Ito p n n 9 -
wheat: Dec. and May on 40 each
Corn: Dec unchanged; May down &c.
Oats: Dec. and May unchanged. Pro-
visions higher.
Noon--Wheat: Dec. and May down
Ne Corn. Dec. down nc and May
down &c. Oats: Dec. down Nc and