The Detroit times., 1911-02-20
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

F, DETROIT, Feb 2O.-Close; Bubonic
pla que I'm Russia Is spreading and 9TH
or countries are afraid TO handle Rus
sian wheat for fear OF catching. the
trouble ice is fnteFfeFiRg@Sith ex-
ports and these conditions are having a
! Strengthening influence on the Engiish
I market, holding IL back from followlnS
the American decline. Millers say the
! Hour trade is as duh as ever, but they
are taking a little wheat all Inc -nnle
and cutting down Minneapolis stocks.
The reciprocity talk IL less beurish
than 10 was at first. because dealers
realize that nothing much Is going 10
happen right away, and there ~ no use
In getting excited about something that
may not happen at all. In all other
RESPECTS the outlook ls Tar from Oull-
ish. Rains I'm the southwest have saved
the crop and a fun production Is eN-
pected from the largest acreage on
record Snow protection Is ample and
the weather is not severe enough 10 DO
any harm. Bulls have nothing in
sight TO hang any hope on Just now
and look for little strength unless a
sharp revival comes in a demand for
-four Even then the advance might
not amount To much for there Is plenty
OF wheat in sight TO produce all the
-four wanted No chance exists for cx-
port business around the present price
level and holders OF wheat face losses
il present conditions continue.
Wheat was weak late on Mondays
session and closed at loss OF &c In
cash and lie I'm the futures. Coarse
grain and seeds were steady. May
Wheat quotations; Cash No. red.
90c: May opened without change at
csc. advanced &c and declined TO s4c;
and declined to sic: No. white. s9c.
Coarse grain quotations: Corn. cash
No. 3, car at 46isc. closing at 46hc;
yellow. 2 ears at 45Ac..2 at 45c; sam
pie, ! car at 4Sc. ] at 42se, oats;
Standard. . ears at s2A No. white,
SIC. Rye. Cash No. 7. SAGE; No. 2.
erseed: Prime spot. SO bags at $3.50;
March. $3.50; sample. as bags at ss.25.
IL at IS. IS at $7I5. 20 at $3.50 II AT
81; prime alsike. 80, go: Sample alsike,
seed: Prime spot. 100 bags at So.
Receipts In the Detroit market Mon
day included $50 bbls OF -four. 1 car OF
rye Withdrawals were 400 bills OF
flour, 1000 bu OF wheat and 1852 bu
OF corn. Stocks are 430.00s bu OF wheat.
356,90s bu OF corn. lao. 455 bu OF oats,
s.s12 bu OF barley and 2s,514 bu OF rye;
-@LiverpooI wheat closed I'D lower and
corn unchanged 10 I'D higher.
Primary wheat receipts were 559.-
900 blu. against 1.0S1. 900 bu a year ago.
Worlds wheat exports last week
were lO76s0OO bu. OF which Russia
furnished 2,l76,ooo bu and the Danube
4Ss,600 bu.
Wheat stocks in Liverpool are 1915
900 blu, against 4s26o00 bu week
ago.
India reports some damage TO the
wheat crop and an unfavorable out
look
wheat on passage increased 1920
900 bu last week.
Stocks OF wheat in Minneapolis de-
creased 10000 bu in two days.
Receipts Of wheat Monday: Kansas
City. 40 cars, against zee a year ago:
Omaha, II cars. against 90: s.; Louis.
$4,000 bu. against $1,000 bu: Minneap-
oils. 257 cars, against 575; Duluth. 81
cars. against 80; Winnipeg. 137 cars.
against 16S.
Exports Of wheat and flour Monday.
$4,000 bu.
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
TOLEDO. o., Feb. 20.---Wheat: Cash,
Gle May, CSC; July. 907sc; Sept, ss4c
corn Gas Cash SIC; May May s ssse .s sSly.
May. s4Sc; July. 34hc; Sept. Sssc.
Rye: No. 2, see; NO. 3, zee. Clover
seed: Cash and Feb. $3.50; March,
sss2h: April, ss45; Oct. S7521s. AL
sike: Prime. s9.45; March. $3.50. Tim
othyseed: Prime, $3.50 Butter. eggs
and hay unchanged.
CHICAGO GRAIN OPENING.
CHICAGO, Feb. 2o.-GraIn opening:
May and July wheat down &c. May
and July oats unchanged. Provisions
Noon: May wheat up i.c; July down
&c. May corn down sc; July unchang-
ed May oats unchanged; July down
&c. Provisions lower
Close: May wheat closed of sc: July
of lac May corn on &c: July OF
&c. May oats OF lsc; July or &c.
Provisions slightly lower.