The Detroit times., 1914-11-30
MARKETS and FINANCE
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

DETROIT, Nov. S0-Close; wheat
got an easy start on Monday because
Liverpool came in with decline. The
closin & strength on this side on sat :
urday encouraged the bulls 10 expect
some som showing OF strengtn abroad ana
The home statistical situation Is
quite bearish. Receipts are heavy,
farmers are liberal with their market
ing and stocks at leading points are
increasing. With all that has recently
been said about export buying, the ac-
tual clearances are falling FAR short or
the shipments OF year ago. One re-
port says the wheat In the pakotas
and Iowa is nearly all out OF the
hands OF farmers and receipts viii
has been said before and the move
ment increased instead OF decreased.
Some OF the specializing dealers be-
lieve they see decline in the near
German losses mean lower prices and
good deal OF wheat has recently been
sold on the war reports coming from
Russia.
Liverpool has plenty OF wheat for
the present and France Is pretty we'll
supplied but reports OF the outlook
for, the growing crop are unfavoraole.
Italy reports seeding has suffered de-
lay. Roumania has prohibited exports
OF foodstuffs. Winter wheat fairness
continue 10 sell freely In the south
much about export buying and the
general trend OF news was bearish.
Exports for the day were not large
for the first business day Of the week.
After ruling easy and declining sae
wheat recovered and closed at an ad-
vance OF u Q for the day The decrease
in the visible supply was one cause
Corn declined nc. beans Sc and Glow
erseed sc. Oats and rye were steady.
Receipts in the Detroit market Mon
day included 1000 bbls OF -four, cars
OF wheat, 80 OF corn OF oats. OF
rye and ! OF hay. Withdrawals were
1000 bbls OF -four. 1900 bu OF wheat.
STOCKS Stock are 4ss5oo bG Of SiO wheat. los 100
bu OF corn, $500 bu OF oats, 100 bu
OF barley and $4,000 bu OF rye.
Primary wheat receipts were $780,
900 bu. against l.544.000 bu year
Exports OF wheat and flour Monday.
l,1s0,000 bu.
600 bu last week, The total is now
34S52,Oo Blu, against 42,2ls.Ooo ou
Worlds wheat exports last week
were 9.921.000 bu. against s,095,000 bu
a week ago and l2,sl6.o00 bu a year
ago.
west. $4,000 bu. against $4,000 bu a
year ago. Duluth. 4s7 cars, against
5l5 Minneapolis. Sill cars, against 502;
Winnipeg. ISL cars. against 1851; Chi
cage, 2S3 cars. against AZ.
Liverpool corn closed J. q lad higher.
The American visible supply shows
a decrease OF 100000 bu in wheat. an
increase OF $4,000 bu In corn and an
increase OF l63, 900 bu in oats
Cash wheat quotations; Cash No.
red. $l.l8L: December opened without
change at ss113, declined TO SLICE
si22 declined TO 81 81 4 and closed at
si22h No. / white, s11Oh Coarse
grain quotations. Corn. cash No. 3,
So &c; No. 3 white, / car at sac; No.
cars at 63c. No. yellow, cars at
62c; No. yellow. cars at 60 nc; sam
pie, 9 cars at 5912c. Oats Standard.
cars at 50hc No. white, / car at
soc: No. white. ace. Rye: Cash No.
2. s1.06. Beans Immediate and prompt
shipment, s2.35 December, $40; jan
Prime spot. s9i5 December. ss.20;
March. s9.45; sample red. 10 bags at
$s.65. 10 at $40. 5 at s7.rS prime al
sike, 1915; sample alsike Is bags at
1926, 10 at IS. Timothy: Prime spot.