The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-11
S. GOVERNMENT BONDS
v. Y. COTTON EXCHANGE
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS


DETROIT. Dec, ll.-Close: Wheat
I'd a very quiet and uninteresting
art on Friday Prices In the world 5
aiding markets were unchanged and
Liverpool furnished little news and
be market over there was quiet.
reeca is bidding for American wheat
nd will take large lot every month
cording 10 a cable. Argentine news
favorable and II is now believed
lat the crop will be large and OF SUI
erior quality. Buyers are bidding
pr the first exports at a lively rate
Fices for their crop. India Is having
svorable news. Weather and rains are
pod for the crop and the PunJap
Tovince has doubled Its acreage OF
heat Last year this province had
600, 900 acres. They are holding their
,st wheat xop and furnishing al
ost nothing TO foreign consumers
A little crop scare is coming from
he southwest They are expecting
bid weather ard the wheat fields have
o snow protection Receipts show q
ecrease, Total primaries are less
han a week ago and there is a sharp
Killing off In the movement at both
Buluth and Minneapolis. That wheat
as been pretty well cleaned up in the
orthwest is shown by large ship
ients from Minneapolis back to the
Iountry. The wires brought in little
|xport news on Friday and trading
| as quiet throughout the greater part
In the session.
Wheat was quiet and little better
han Arm. The close was at an ad-
Corn advanced nc and the other
|oarse grains and seeds were UNI
hanged
Receipts in the Detroit. market Fri
lay included 900 bbls OF -four. 2 cars
In wheat.L12 OF corn, OF oats and o
In rye Withdrawals were 2000 bbls
| ( Hour, 1000 bu OF wheat. $4,000 bu
( corn and 2Ooo bu OF rye; Stocks
|orn. 43,100 bu OF oats, $4,000 bu OF
barley and 27.600 bu OF rye.
| Toledo Is selling wheat for export.
Wheat and corn in Liverpool closed
Unchanged.
Primary wheat receipts were 1.404.-
Zoo bu, against 925 900 bu a year ago.
Exports OF wheat and flour Friday,
$50, 600 bu: for the past eight weeks.
600, 900 bu. and since. July |, l1l74s,-
loo bu. against 1856 OF 1000 bu for the
lame period last year
Receipts OF wheat Friday: South
|vest, $4,000 bur against $4,000 bu
year ago. Duluth, SO cars, against
|4f; Minneapolis. 375 cars. against 372;
|'hicago, 1876 cars, AGAINST II; Winni-
beg, Oil cars, against 800.
Wheat quotations: Cash No ? red.
|hange at Sis, advanced TO 81 l5%,
/ declined 10 SI.15h and closed at
|1.l5A May opened at Sl,23 advanced
10 S123L declined TO I.23 ana crossed
IL s1.2Sh: No. white. sl.12%. Coarse
\ rain quotations: Corn, cash No. 3,
&c; No yellow. / car az Soc. closing
|id; Ne. yellow, sage. oats stand J.
I'd. 2 cars at so &c; No. 3 white. SOC;
No. 4 white. acc Rye: Cash No. 2.
E1.lO. Beans; Immediate and prompt
|hipment. s2.4O: December, SEAS. Jan
Lary' $3.50: May $2.65. Cloverseed
Prime spot. 50 l0 March. 50 sample
led. 30 bags ut $500, 20 AZ SS.25. prime
lsike. 1910 sample alsile Is bags at
bS25. Timothy: Prime spot. $40.
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CHIcAGo GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
CHICAGO Dec. ii.--Wheat advanced
a. N sc on the early trades today on
Reports OF severe weather southwest
Dr. was believed that the cold weather
might damage the recently planted
brain.
I Corn was ~ higher at the start ana
moved M n shade more on the early
hrades Traders are heginning\to take
OF the arrivals period when
6eeding OF cattle VIII curteil receipts
Oats advanced l4c with the other
Srains.
Provisions continued 10 ease OF to-
bay because OF weakness I'm the hog
|narket.
Opening-wheat: December. down
PC: May. steady. Corn: December and