The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-08
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS


DETROIT Nov S-ChicagO has
sonic body called the leading Gull In
teTeSt' ard this chap buys wheat every
time IL gets "A fair decline When ht
buys the shorts take fright and buy
also Thus declines are checked even
~ the majority OF dealers believe I'm a
decline.
Wheat began To- show strength early
in the day News from the seat OF
Mar-in Europe was disturbing and
caused "A general covering OF shorts by
leading bears Dealers believe the
immediate future OF prices we'll de-
pend largely on doings In the Balkan
trouble The Liverpool market WAS
strong. probably the result OF the war
news
Minneapolis reported active buying
by millers. the best OF the season They
took all the good wheat offered AT
navigation is giving an impetus To the
trade but the leading cause Of strength
was the war news. The Chicago SIT =
uat1un is not hullish for stocks are
large ana increasing. while demand -
light. Cargoes 40 far brought in Du-
luth for Chicago amount 10 10000
bu, half OF which has already arrived.
The old story is told OF fine weather
and big receipts in the northwest but
II is losing its bearish influence
There was n spell OF strength in
wheat about the middle Of the session.
when 4F+eas- gained a-cent-ThIs- wa
loSt lhter ana the close was on even
terms with Thursdays finish
Coarse grains and seeds were un-
changed.
Receipts In the Detroit market Fri
day included 500 bbls OF -four. cars
OF corn..T OF oats and l OF rye With
drawals were 1900 bbls OF -four and
1000 bu OF corn Stocks are 4O5.s0s
bu OF wheat l04.606 bu OF corn. 40. 765
bu OF oats and 1921 bu OF rye
Receipts Of wheat Friday; Chicago
4 A. "A a ON ms Ek Nan
apolis. 52* cars. against SIS; Duluth
42s cars. against @0+; Winnipeg. S47
cars. against St5, ST Louis 100000 bu
against $50. 900 bu Kansas City, 10,
cars. against 80; Omaha. IS cars
against l6.
Estimated Argentine wheat exports
this week, 1.I7s. 600 bu.
Kansas City wheat stocks increased
30 44T bu I'm three days.
Broomhall estimates the week
worlds wheat exports at $500. 600 bu
exclusive OF North America. lie pre-
diets in increase on passage.
Primary wheat receipts were 2,l6S.
coo hu, against 1.1S5.000 blu year ago
Exports OF wheat and nour Friday,
30s,o 900 bu
Liverpool wheat closed 4 a IA high
err and corn unchanged 90 I'd higher.
Wheat quotations: Cash No. red.
si.07t December opened with an ad
vance OF ~ at sl.0s. sold up TO 81. 09 =.
and declined TO Sl.0sA; May opened at
sl.lt, gained &C and declined TO
s11SA No | white. sl06i4 Coarse
grain quotations: Corn. cash No, 2,
81 nc; No. yellow, G4Lc: No. 3 yellow,
63hc. Oats Standard. 1 car at SAC:
No, white. sac: No. ( white, / car at
ale. Rye: Cash No. q 75c. Beans:
Immediate shipment. $3.50: prompt
shipment S227: November 81 90: De-
cember s215. Cloverseed: Prime De-
cember. Sl1: sample 5 bags at 81. %.
40 at 1915. 20 at $3.50 10 at $50:
prime alsike. s13; sample alsike. 10
bags at s12. at si1, at $40.
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
TOLEDO, Nov s.-Wheat Cash.
s1.o7A; December, sl.0sA. May
,llsTs. Corn Cash, 60c; December.
81 iXet MaF,.si l. - uly--61As oats:
Cash and December. S4c, May. 35l4c.
Rye: Cash, 7o1sc. cloverseed: Cash.
No. ?. $685.; No. 3, s10.15; rejected.
1910; y. Z. O.. 81. Alsike; Cash. s13l5;
December and March, 1920. Timothy:
Cash and December, I.75: March, S1.s5.
Butter. eggs and hay unchanged.
CHICAGO GRAIN-OpeninE.
CHICAGO. Nov. s--opening--Wh
December up ac; May up &c. Corn:
December unchanged. May up bc,
Oats: December unchanged; May Up
&c. Provisions steady.
Noon-Wheat: December and May up
he Corn: December down &c. My
unchanged. Oats: December and May
Close-Whest: December down &c;
May unchanged. Corn: December
down nc: May unchanged Oats: De-
visions lower.