The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-11-20
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

.1Ls IkOlI. nov. lS-ClOSe. II looked
IKE bearish market at the close
on Tuesday, with no support AMI
plenty for sale. and lower cables were
expected. but Liverpool came across
with smart advance and gave the
AmSican markets q firmer turn.
At first Liverpool had an easy tone
owing to the American decline. but
new bullish conditions soon gave the
market strong turn. The steadiness
OF new Argentine wheat and the high
price OF It compared with other whea.
alarmed Liverpool shorts and they COW
cred freely. Manitoba was frm The
continent was taking all Russian Offer
ings and European sellers were not
onering freely. which caused nervous
ness on the part Of shorts. Corn In
Liverpool had active support and the
strength helped wheat
Receipts OF spring wheat at leading
northwestern points were 324 cars less
than a year ago The Minneapolis In
crease was small and market steady.
winnipeg had big receipts and a firm
tone. The Price Currents review OF
the situation OF the growing crop was
oearish. showing plenty OF moisture
favorable to the buying side Of wheat
AT the present level and the market
Gets support from good houses who
,ake wheat out of circulation on every
dip In price. The market needs more
speculation to prevent breaks every
time there - a streak OF proft- taking.
duluth reported sales Of domestic
wheat for export and reported q good
business In prospect should foreign
markets hold Arm. The market nuctu.
ated within narrow limits on " ednes-
day and closed &c higher than Tues
days close.
Corn advanced hc and cloversecd So.
Inc other coarse grains and seeds were
Wheat quotations: Cash No. 2 red.
sokc: december opened with an ad-
vance sdne OF Nc At 80 Nc declined to sshc,
and Closed at Nc es May op TO as E
sss Cine lost ;s soo advanced e iiSoS
grain quotations: Corn. cash NO =
yellow. ssc s oass s ssns BID; No;
N r. 4se MN, NO. white; . cars 9. 41ae:
2, &c. Beans Immediate. PROMPT and
peesmbsr shipment. $3.50; January.
hb I.ss; clovsrseed; Prime spot. ss.ss:
red 20 bags at $3.50. 75 At IS. Ia at
$50: prime alsike, 5000; sample al
S: ~ bags at $3.50 Timothyseed.
rri me spot. $2.60. Alfalfa: Prime spot,
Receipts In the Detroit market We'd
nesday were 1000 bbls of flour, 3 cars
and an Tnea or s 81 sSrn' q pats of rye
1000 bbls OF -four and 1000 b. OF
wheat; Stocks are 1870 bu OF whest.
40 ;ooo gu or corn, ll3,9O0 blu OF oats
and 4O.sb0 bu of rye.
Liverpool wheat closed unchanged
and corn lad higher
Wheat stocks in Minneapolis in
creased 2I5,000 bu I'm four days
Exports or wheat and -four wednes-
Primary wheat receipts were 1851
600 bu. against l.644 900 blu a year ago
wheat receipts Wednesday: Duluth.
40I cars. against asa "A year ago: Min,
neapoiis $50 cars. against 577: winni-
peg, l,Vs6 cars, against 1859: Chicago
81 cars. against 81.
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRCyIsrONs.
TOLEDO, O.. Nov. i9.-wheat: Cash
csc; December. 9shc. Nav. s1'oiiI
Corn: Cash. 70hc December, 72c: Nav
12Ac: July. 12hc Oats: Casn. aoc.
December. 41c. Nay. 4sSc; July. lsLr
Rye: Cash, 6ssr-- Cloverseed: Cash pa
cember and March, ss.75. Alsjke: Cash
s10.65; December. s1O.65: March. sf0 "a
Timothy: Cash, s2.55: December ~ g-L
March. $40. Butter. eggs and hayi
Unchanged.
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO. Nov. 19.-Opening
Wheat: December up NC; May up &c
Corn: December up sc; May up &c
oats: December up sc: May up &c
Provisions Firm and higher
Noon-Wheat: December steady. Nav
down Ac. Corn: December up o.:
May steady. Oats: December down &c.
.Iay down &C. -
Close-Whest: December IN xe. Ma,
steady Corn: December up Lc Ma
UP &c. Oats: December down &c. Ma
down sc. Provisions. Firm and
higher. am