The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-09-22
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT, Sept. 22.-Close: The fall
ure OF reciprocity TO carry In Canada
where American competition for the
crop OF the northwest was feared. Now
the Canadian surplus must go TO Eu-
rope. Small worlds exports for the
week are expected as the movement
from Russia and Argentina has been
light. The American markets did not
take their opening tone from Liver
pool. but started out with boom.
The failure OF the Canadians to adopt
reciprocity was the leading feature in
the wheat market on Friday and Its
influence was bullish. IL was largely
a spring wheat proposition. The Min
neapoiis mills were anxious for .
chance TO grind the Canadian crop and
would have paid good price for the
grain, Now they will be forced 20
grind in bond or confine their atten-
ton to the American crop which Is OF
inferior quality this year owing to bad
weather In the northwest before and
during harvest
II is inquired that the Chicago bull
clique 10 owner OF practically all the
American visible supply. The members
have been taking cash wheat right
along and always getting back the
grain sold on bulges. In this way the
holdings have. been steadily Increased
until absolute control has been secured.
Now that the element of uncertainty
in the reciprocity movement has chen
removed the wheat market Is on new
basis and the holders expect TO get
back the heavy losses that were made
last spring. IL Is reported that the
spring wheat states have failed 20 pro-
duce enough good milling wheat this
year TO supply ,he needs or the coun-
try. which will cause an Increase In
demand for hard winter wheat. The
bulls feel well satisfied with the shut
ting out OF Canadian wheat
Wheat was active and strong on Fri
day. All grains advanced. Wheat Is
up &c. corn lie, oats l%c. rye &c. cash
Wheat quotations: Cesh No red,
CSC; Dec. opened with an aurTIce or
hc at csc. and advanced TO sssc; May
opened at ;iOSH and and advanced Sn.sa dat, to
quotations: Corn, cash No. 3. 90 &c;
No. yellow, 1 car at Tic. No. yell
low, zoe. Oats: Standard. cars at
47isc; No. 3 white. cars at s7c: No.
ATE. Rye: Cash No 2. CSC bid. Beans;
Immediate. car at y2l4; prompt ship
ment cars at $2.13: Oct, cars at
s2l0: Nov. s2es. Dec. s203. Clover
sample. is bags at s11.25. IS at Sill. 10
at s1o.50, s at 50; prime alsike. S1Os0:
sample alsike, bags at $3.50. z at IS.
Timothyseed: Prime spot. 12S Gags at
81.
Receipts In the Detroit market Fri
day included 1900 bbls Of -four. cars
OF wheat 1 OF corn, OF oats AMI OF
rye. Withdrawals were LOO bbls Of
-four, 1875 bu OF wheat. $3.50 bu OF
2T5.014 bu OF wheat. 1ss.573 bu Of corn.
25e.574 bu OF oats and So Sal bn of rye
Liverpool wheat closed y a I'D high
er and corr sd lower to I'D higher.
$4,000 blu. against $4,000 bu year
ago: Omaha. 81 cars. against 30; Min
nenpolis. $40 cars. against as: Du-
luth. 81 cars. against 1876; winnipeg,
Inc I'm
"a cars, against 152.
. Wheat exports from india Tor the
week were $4,000 blu, against l,sSs,oa0
bu last year: Australia, $4,000 bu.
against $4,000 bu last year; Argen-
tina, bss,ooo bu. against 10000 bu
Exports of wheat and -four Friday.
$4,000 bu.
600 bu. against 1920, 600 bu year ago
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
TOLEDO, Sept. 22.-Wheat: Cash
and e. AZ Sept, ssc; Dec, ao sio2H; May lay:
Dee s4Se ern May as sa. aoHe oa sept ca ash
and Sept, 47hc; Dec. 4s%c; My.
6okc Rye: Cash. s1c ciovsrseed:
Cash. Oct. Dec and Mar. sI2; No ..
s1l.65; No. 3. s11.a6i rejected. 81 rs.
Mar, $1,000. Timothyseed: Prime.
S720: Sept. $7.16: Dec, s7.12h; March,
$40. Butter: Creamery, 2Thc: dairy,
24c. Eggs: Fancy fresh. 25c; candled.
CHICAGO GRAIN OPENING.
CHICAGO. Sept. 23--Grain opening
Wheat: Sept. and Dec. 1Ac. Corn:
Sept. &C up; Dec. &c up. Oats: Sept,
j nc mp; Dec. NC Provisions steady.
Noon--wheat: Sept and Dec. up NC.
Corn: Sept and Dec. up sc. Oats:
Sept up &C: Dec. up &c.
Close-Wheat: Sept. up &c: Dec
mp 1%c Corn: Sept. up &c; Dec cd
sc. Oats: Sept. up NC: Dec. UP Ikc.
Provisions: Steady.