The Detroit times., 1912-10-25
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

DETROIT. Oct. e5.-Close: Liverpool
wheat was easy at the opening later
taking on a firmer tone. Chicago was
steady at first, gaining some strength
later when Liverpool showed uneasi-
ness over the war situation
The steady tone in Liverpool was
caused in part by high Argentine ship
ments and small arrivals and shorts
later did some covering owing to the
political outlook. Liberal worlds ex-
ports were expected and Canadian ex-
ports are expected TO assume large
proportions from now on. Wheat deal
ers on both sides OF the Atlantic are
taking a conservative stand and will
continue to keep near shore as long
as there 10 danger OF a sudden scare.
Everybody In on edge just now over
the war troubles and something might
happen any minute that would send
prices up like rocket The transfer
OF lot of wheat from Duluth to Chi
cago can have little influence. Chi
cago must get stocks from surplus
points and II makes little difference TO
the country at large whether wheat
is piled up In Chicago or Duluth eie-
vators.
with the European political troubles
preventing the decline that appears ma
tural on this side owing to the big
crop movement. Bears are AFRAID OF
the war and bulls Of the big wheat
supply. This makes both sides careful
and afraid TO venture.
Wheat braced up after an easy tone
at the opening and closed at an ad-
vance OF L@hc.
Corn and oats were unchanged. Cash
beans declined &c. other deals were
quiet.
Receipts in the Detroit market FRI
day included 500 bbls OF -four. I car OF
wheat OF corn "a and III I! OF oats; .t,, With sno
bu OF corn and $500 bu OF oats. Stocks
are 1898 bu OF wheat, 1o&1te bu OF
corn. 36.se5 bu OF oats and 1l,eoo bu
of rye.
Argentine wheat exports THIS week.
Receipts OF wheat Friday: Chicago.
81 cars. against los year ago: 81.
Louis. $4,000 sbu. against 10000 bu:
Iuth. s5i cars, against 1Bt; Winnipeg.
!, ESQ cars. against 7B1; Kansas City,
40 cars. against 81; Omaha. 50 cars
liverpool wheat closed K0Hd low
er and corn x o I'd higher.
Worlds wheat exports this week.
exclusive OF North America. are estf-
mated at 100000 bu. Broomhall pre-
diets an increase on passage.
Weeks Australian wheat exports,
10000 bu; Indian. 1.160.OO0 bu.
Primary wheat receipts were 1,e45.-
900 bu. against 1.149.o0o bu n year ago.
Exports OF wheat and four Friday,
T21, 900 bu. 81
American exports OF wheat and -four
this week. 6.665.00O bu
Wheat quotations: Cash No. 2 red.
n.1lK: December opened without
change at SLIM. touched t1.17h and
advanced TO s113: Nav opened at
t11s%, declined 90 s1.1siL and ad-
vanced to s1.17A: No. 1 white. t1.10h.
Coarse grain quotations: Corn. cash
No 3. 6bhc: No. 2 yellow, sskc: No. 3
yellow, sSc: No. yellow. car at 6sc
Opts:/ standard. car at 3skc: No. 4
white IL cars at 35hc: No. white. 8
cars at 33hc Rye: Cash No. :. 7sc.
Beans; Immediate. prompt and Octo-
ber. t2.tb: November. 81 70: December.
s22o. Cloyerseed: Prime October.
at s1025 IS at 1915. ~ at ts.25. II az
10 haRs at tI2 at si1. 9 At t10.25.
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
TOLEDO. o.. Oct 2s-wheat: Cash.
Silly: Dec. s112x; May. G.1s. Corn:
Cash. sec Dec, 5slsc. May. s4So: July.
5bkc. oats: Cash. 3sc: Dec, 35kc;
May. ss[e Rye: Cash, 7ohe. Glover.
seed: Cash and Oct. ii1.eo: Dee. and
MerSa. @ ,,l.lo; No q $3.50 n,, No; !,
Dec. and March si5co Timothy: cash
and Oct. tis2n Dec. s1.s5: March,
t2.Os Butter. eggs and hay ay.unchanged.
CHICAGO GRAIN-openine.
CHICAGO. Oct. s5.--Opening--
wheat. December uncha need: May up
&C Corn: December and May un.
charged. oats December up &c: Nay
urvNanged Provisions wc-k.
Hoon-whest: Dee. up Nc; May up