The Detroit times., 1912-11-15
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

DETROIT. Nov. l5.-Close: Wheat
mas been on tine decline for several
Gays and dealers are looking for a
nrmer tone when easy sellers begin
taking profits. The bears are In a po-
sltlon 10 have the market run up on
them when they try TO get out.
Liverpool lad an easy opening AZ a
decline, but shorts were covering and
the close was at a moderate advance.
some less favorable advices were re-
cefVcd from Argentina. demand for
cafSces improved and smaller world :
exports were predicted but the latter
Is no surprise rs the total was very
large a week ago Buenos Ayres was
weak, although light rains were re-
ported IN the north where harvesting
is about 10 commence
At home the situation appears TO be
as favorable for "a decline as ever only
that shorts are taking profits. caus-
ing temporary upturn. There is
talk OF Minneapolis mills shutting
down soon. as the present rush or rtUur
Is over ana there will be less grinding
when navigation closes. Cash premi-
ums are being reduced and IL is fig-
ured that the European war situation
Is no longer buliish factor. Bears
are ready 10 sell again on the ad-
vance
The wheat market had little
strength at the opening. but closed I.
q nc lower than Thursdays close.
Corn was unchanged. No. white
oats gained &c and other deals were
STEADY.
Wheat quotations: Cash No. red.
change at s1.07h. touched $1.07& and
declined to SLOT May opened at
!il2 n. advanced nc and declined TO
grain a quo msit' corn cash S Il" e
SIC: No 2 yellow. Sac: No. yellow.
CSC; No. white. Gle; No. yellow, l
car at Gle. / at 5sAc. Oats: stand
nj 4 w 4 ~ 10
Cash No. ?, &c. Beans: Immediate
shipment. $3.50; prompt shipment.
s2,27: November shipment s225: De-
ssmGsr' SLY Cloysrseed: Prime spot;
$3.50 IS at $3.50. II at s7.T5; prime al
sike. Sl2. 20: sample alsike. 10 bags at
81. 20. Barley BY sample. l car at
day included 1000 bbls OF -four. I car
OF wheat, OF corn. II OF oats and =
OF rye. Withdrawals were 1900 bbls
OF -four. Stocks are 405,9o2 bu OF
oats and 4O.3S1 bu OF rye.
Receipts OF wheat on Friday: Chi
cage. 1873 cars, against is year ago:
81. Louis, $4,000 bu. against $4,000 bu:
Minneapolis, b93 cars. against 800; Du-
luth, S7S cars. against ia; winnineg,
SIS cars. against ass: Kansas City.
14S cars against 10: Omaha, "a cars,
against o.
Liverpool wheat closed s@kd and
corn 4 d higher
Primary wheat receipts were 1884,
coo bu. against $4,000 bu year ago.
Exports OF wheat and -four Friday.
$50. 900 bu.
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
TOLEDO. Nov. 15.-wheat: Cash
S1.O6&: December, S1.03ss May
s1.l3is July. s4c. Corn. Cash. 61c;
December. 4asso: May. 4skc. July,
$3.50. Oats Cash. axe; December
3SL G: May s4ksc Rye: Cash. zoe.
Ciovsrseed: Cash. s10.T0h: December
and March. si0.77k: No. 2 5000: No.
g. $3.50: rejected. 5000 " T. O.. So
Alsike: Cash, st29e. December and
March. 1926. Timothy: Cash 81
December. sissy March. sl.s2hz But
ter. eggs and hav. Unchanged
CHICAGO GRAIN-Opening.
CHICAGO. Nov. l5-Opening -
Wheat December and May up &c.
Corn: December up isc: May unchang
ed. oats. December unchanged: May
up &c Provisions lower.
Noon--Wheat: December down 80.
May down &c. Corn December down
&C; Nav down &c Oats: December
up &c; May down &c.
ClosC-Whea' December and Nav
down rs Corn December down
: &c; May down &C. Oats: December
unchsngedc May down &C. Provisions
weak