The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-09-21
Markets and Finance
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Dlfl hOAIb sept ll-Ctose' ANopoAts
from Russia are not quite 90 DhlilAh
as they were and that country Is now
expected 10 ngure quite Prominently
az an exporter OF wheat India ~ nav
ing a good outlook too. and the siarch
option In Liverpool is depressed te-
cause OF the splendid growing Wealth
ar and good crop outlook In Arsan-
tina. Winnipeg shows some nrnness.
as receipts there are not piling up as
expected.
The Chicago market at the close on
Wedr esday presented a peculiar as
pect for nearly all dealers we're long,
anticipating an advance In prices ioi-
lowing the expected adoption OF tscl-
proctty by Canada, and yet the sue
cess OF the fact has all along been
looked upon as beartsh on wheat.
vast majority In the grain trade look
taken In Canada and such IN outcome
might not make much change m prices.
but some violent fluctuations might
result from the failure OF reciprocity
10 receive the necessary votes. IL Is
figured that heavy buying would re-
suit.
Gables intimate that recent sharp
fluctuations In Berlin have been the
result of operations by Russian specu-
lators rather than OF the had crop
outlook Other foreign news recently
has been favorable TO lower prices. In
the meantime Chicago still has an en-
orinous stock OF wheat and there ~
little demand for IL. The bulls admit
thai they are in need or soshe fresh
news to help their side.
Winnipeg was selling In the hnne-
apolls market The local wheat EIar-
ket was duh all day. Prces lost &c
and later recovered. closing without
change.
The coarse grains were lifeless and
WheaI quotations: Cash NO. 2 red.
soc; Dec opened without change at
s6hc. declined 10 SEC and closed at
s6'ae; May opened at tloi ceciined
white, SIC. Coarse grain quotations;
Corn. cash No 3. 6Shc; No, 2 yellow.
cars az zoe; No. yellow. 80 hc. .l.ts:
standa I'd, tsse No Rs Snits' ImS Ss
date prompt and Oct shipment. t212;
Nov s20s; Dec. s2.03. cloyerseed;
Prime srot. Oct. and March. $il.7S;
prime alsike. sio.6o, TimothyHeed;
Receipts in the Detroit market on
Thursday included 600 bbls 81 flour. s
cars Of wheat. of corn. OF oats and
or fiour. 5000 bu OF wheat. also bu
OF ccrn and $500 bu of rye. Stocks
were 23l.395 bu of wheat. 1SS.3+ bu
OF corn. 251,7os bu of eats and sT.72o
Rect!rts of wheat Thursday; Mime
apolis. SOS cars against 363 cars
year aFo: Omaha, 81 cars. against -;
Winnipeg, 4l6 cars. against 6is: Du-
tuIn- lAV cars. dkhinSt 81 LphhEs
G0007 bu. against $1,000 bu: Kansas
City so cars against sos.
Liverpool wheat closed unchanged
to al higher.
Nhsat stocks In Minneapolis dacreas-
ed 1SJ. 900 bu for five days against an
increase OF 81 600 bu a year ago.
Primary wheat receipts were LIS
900 br. against 1.262. 900 bu year ago.
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
TOLEDO. o.. Sept. 2l.-wheat: Cash
and Sept, s4%c: Dec, s7c: May.
$IO2xc Corn: Cash. 6s&c: Sept. 69ac;
Dec, sac: May. seize Oats: Cash
and Sept. 45hc; Dec. t7hc; May.
4s&c. Rye: Cash and Sept. sSc. Clover
seed: Cash. Oct. Dec. and March,
s1l.95: No 2. st1.s0: No. 3. s11.so: re-
jected. ti1.o5. Alsike: Prime. $40 10;
Dec. sl0.75: March, 5000 Timothy:
Prime. s7l7h; Sept: 7i2h; Dec.
s7lsh March. $40 Butter. eggs and
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
CHICAGO. Sept 40 pc n n g.
Wheat: Sept. unquoted: Dec. un-
changed. Corn: Sept. unchanged: Dec.
up &c Oats: Sept. down &c: Dec.
unchanged. Provisions steady.
Neon---Wheat Sept. and Dec. down
Sc. Corn: Sept up &c. Dec down
Nc, Sept. unchanged: Dec. iown &c.
Close-wheat: Sept down &C; Dec.
down y. Corn: Sept up &c: Dec un-
Oats. Sept up &c: Dec un-
changed. Provisions about steady.