The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-10
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

DETROIT. Nov. s.--Close; Wheat
"a = quiet and steady opening Mon
Nv and the early news was not OF
Dectal Interest. Prices at home and
&Droad were practically unchanged and
Dqculation was at a standstiil
& W Liverpool reported quiet demand
nd better news from Argentina. This
koet a firm tone In Winnipeg and
Eh<er American exports than had
Zen estimated. Late in the session
INC tone In English markets gained IN
Fmness and business became more ac-
'I@ve. partly because of a firmer tone In
E1orn and higher American offers. An
16vance OF Sd was secured in American
wInters. Argentine corn cargoes were
&arpiy higher and demand was ac-
i've. While Argentina reported dam
1xo by water and frost. the wheat sit
B LSts last week the foreign buying
~as very active and there were some
Xn1ications that II was being resumed
~ Monday. Several points reported
uuutries and there Is a feeling that
lore viii be bought as soon as ocean
4tPt can be found to carry the grain
- EUROPE AZ present every available
kSie thai Is h iosdinRs at the seasoard will
bon break all existing records The
[uue OF prices was easy In the early
<ading and the market continued dull.
)0troit shipments were large and cash
omand here was active The wheat
o1ng out OF this market from day TO
lay 10 nearly all for export Eastern
nlI1s are only moderate buyers. Every
- this country. Winter wheat acreage
considerably increased and the plant
IoinR well. while preparations of the
round for spring crops In the north
Wheat ruled easy and closed at a
ecltne OF Nc.
rye advanced &c. The other coarse
xrains and seeds were steady.
Wheat quotations: Cash No. 2 red. 1
cnr At $1.14. closing at $1.l3h. Decem-
4er opened without change at s1.l1,
Close. q 4 dy Mas opened 20 /.
L25. declined TO $1.24a, advanced TO
&l-25 and closed at $1.24h: No. 1 white.
l.loh; No. 2 mixed cars at sl.1oh.
10 3, tic; No. yellow, cars at 79c;
- nc: No. yellow, tic. Oats: stand
- az cars Ns az sShe; No: whit ts. s car.
:Eash No. :. car at s1.01. Beans: Inn
Hcdtate. prompt and November ship
leI!I $2.s5; December $3.50; January.
BOT, Ss.sS; December. seas; March,
D9-SS; sample red, IL bags at $3.50, II
~ 1875. IL at $3.50; prime alsike, $3.50;
ample alsike, 9 bags at $3.50. limo
Receipts In the Detroit market Mon
10y included 1000 bbls of -four, 81 cars
10 corn. IL OF corn, IL of oats. of rye
". -
<bis Of Hour, $4,000 bu of wheat and
L0oo bu OF rye. Stocks are AL, 500 bu
|of wheat, 101, 100 bu OF corn, $4,000 bu
~ oats zl.So0 blu of barley and 1850
Ohio wheat condition is lOl on an
creage increased per cent over last
france reports liberal arrivals OF
wheat and Will reimpose the import
1uty after receiving 45.0oo.000 bu.
VI a line house manager In Minneapolis
Uxures that country elevators In the
4orthwest hold 2oo0o,ooo ou. against
Primary wheat receipts were 3.3s6,-
~ bu. against 100000 bu a year ago.
heat on passage decreased 10000
ZOO bu. against 2s.7o4,ooo bu year
Worlds wheat exports last week
ago a SS isSss 30
g Receipts of wheat Monday: Duluth
Ieos cars. against i.oo1 cars a year
winnipeg. 62s cars, against Las; Chi
HnR0. l34 cars against 20.
4 Exports OF wheat and -four Monday
Visible supply changes: Wheat, O..
119. 900 bu Increase. corn, 2I3.000 bt
.ocrease; oats LIST 900 bu increase.
Lj4erpooi corn closed l@1hd high
Wheat was not quoted.
CHICAGO GRAIN
Noou---Wheat. December. steady
Nay. steady. Corn; December, dowr
q: May down &C. Oats: December
@own Nc: May. down hc.
(1ose--Wheat: December. down sc
10y. down &C. Corn: December. dowr
q: May. down NC. Oats: December
own SC; May, down Nc. Provisions
soeraily steady.
Roported by Hayden. Stone a Co
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1snDo eRxIN AND PROVISIONS,
1xEDO. Nov. s.--Wheat: Cash