The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-25

DETROIT. April 24-Close Worlds
wheat exports last week were not
large and there was decrease on
rassage. which had a strengthening ef-
feet on Liverpool The American mar
kets were not disposed to follow the
foreign upturn and ruled easy during
the early hours OF trading Domes-
tic news was not important
Bad crop reports from Russia caused
a scramble for wheat among English
shorts. although Buenos Ayres prices
were easy Germany also aid unfavor-
able crop reports Much OF the wheat
now on passage Is headed Tor continent
tai ports and there was free bidding
for carsoes Plate offerings were
small
Many dealers believe the depression
in wheat prices is now all the condi-
tons Justify and some OF these have
covered their short lines and are now
long Others think tn emarkets Will
be further depressed by the free ad-
mission OF Canadian wheat. Crop con-
ditions In this country are favorable
enough 10 cause weakness. and there
are many bears who think much lower
prices will be made before the bearish
conditions are discounted. Winter
wheat is doing we'll and the spring
CROP is going into the ground In the
feeling that big interests have May
wheat to unload and will attempt TO
boost he price.
The wheat market was dull and
rather steady most OF Monday. but the
close was easy at loss Of nc. Corn
was steady Cloverseed advanced CSC.
Oats were weak at the close at de-
cline OF &C
Wheat quotations Cash No red
S9c. May opened without change at
sOi4c. lost &c, touched 90i4c and de-
cllred TO $3.50 July opened at S9c and
declined 10 ssizc; Sept. opened at SIS
and declined to ssLc. No. white.
SThc Coarse grain quotations: Corn.
cash No. 3. SO nc. No. 2 yellow, cars
at 5sc' No. yellow, ! car at 55c
white. car at 36i.c. closing at $50 &c
Rye Cash No. /. csc, No. 2, s2c
Beans Cash. 1915. May, sl97; oct,
si7S Cloverss see, 40 prime ,,. SPOT pc boS 80
at IS 40 10 at 81, prime alslke, 1915;
sample alsike bags at s7.15. Tmo-
thyseed Prime spot 40 bags at 70 20.
Receipts in the Detroit market Mon
day Included 600 bbls OF hour. 3 ears OF
corn. 8 OF oats and 2 OF rye Withdraw
ais were 500 bbls OF flour and 1913 bu
OF corn Stocks are 2s5.342 bu OF
wheat 147,54I bu OF oats. i5.0S4 bu or
corn and 1913 bu OF rye
Worlds wheat exports last week
were 12.0l6,000 bu. against 10 $4,000
bu year ago. Russia furnished 81
bu Worlds exports last week were
Minneapolis wheat stocks decreased
$50 900 bu for two days
W nfdl on hfNiFoN'' . '''tN"'
bu last week
Decreases in the American visible
supply last week Wheat. $4,000 bu,
corn. 100000 bu oats, go GOO bu
Receipts OF wheat Monday: Mime
apoIis 25I cars against Ia cars a year
ago: Duluth so cars against "a, 50
Louis AZ. 00O bu. against 10000 bu.
Winnipeg 90 cars. against asp, Kansas
CITY so cars against as
Liverpool wheat closed - a I'D and
corn IA I'd higher
4 Primary wheat receipts on Monday,
SIS 600 bu: wear ago. 3iS 600 bu
Exports OF wheat and Hour Monday.
10000 bu
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
TOLEDO. April 2i-Wheat; Cash
and MAY. S9%c. July. Ssa,c; sept.
sbLc Corn Cash. 53iRc Nav. 53c:
July. sac. sept 55c Oats Cash. S5c;
MaX. si%c. July. 34isc. Sept. 33Ac G.
( RYE: No 2 soc No 3. S5c. Cloverseed:
Cash. s915. April. is.05 oct and Dee,
s77b MarSh. S7S2h Alsike: Prime.
So: Aug SIS Timothy: Prime. IS 10
Butter. eggs and hay unchanged
CHICAGO GRAIN OPENING.
CHICAGO. April 24--Grain opening
MAY wheat opened up &c. July un-
changed MAY corn up sc. July up
LC~ May cats unchanged; July up
praviaiona weak Mon Nav