The Detroit times., 1911-01-14
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT, Jan. 13.-Close: Liverpool
was easy al the opening on Friday ana
the market here took bearlsh turn
early The home situation was easy,
partly because millers are not buyihS
much wheat and state that demand Tor
Hour is disappointing. There Is weak
ness also in the Improvement in the
winter wheat crop outlook. Neather
over the southwest is not severe
enough to hurt anything and moisture
Chicago reported an easier feeling
at the close on Thursday, largely a
matter of opinion among brokers'. inc
large holdings of the buil leaders Were
believed To be undisturbed and the cash
market la Minneapolis was nrm ana
IL was said that Texas millers had
again been buyers OF Chicago wheat.
market on any good break ana the
bears were willing to sell short IL they
detected signs Of unloading on the part
of the bull interests. Commission
houses are said 10 have large supply
OF resting orders TO buy on the oe-
cline should slump occur. chicago
bulls are said to 'bc>workIng every ave-
nue. to force prices TO higher level.
but the outlook is less favorable for
such operations than was the case
week ago The worst blow they nave
received comes from the sharp fall
ing off In -four demand. 1t Is admitted
thar muscle and plenty of IL VIII be
required TO boost prices much above
the point they reached short time
Whea. was quiet and stubborn on
Friday Ii worked a little lower, put
the lost ground. Corn and oats were
steady and red cloverseed lost loo.
Wheat quotations: Cash RIO. (: red.
99c; May opened with loss OF &C at
ed to si.0SA July opened at ySe4 G, de,
eiired i4c. and advanced TO 99c; No. l
we cdsra Csc grain quotations; Corn. cash
No 3. 4se; No Yellow. 4sc. Oats
Standard. ear at 35lsc; No 3 white.
cash. S2.oS: March. s2io cloverseed:
Prime spot; 100 bags at 50; March.
se05 sample, IL bags at $3.50. ~ at
prime alsike. $40 sample aislke. S
bags at $500 at $3.50. Timothyseed:
Prime spot. $3.50 nominal.
Receipts In he petroit market FRI.
OF corn. 4 OF oats and l OF rye. With
drawals were 200 bbls OF flour. Stocks
are 50I,O63 bu OF wheat. 3l5,00l bu OF
corn, III. 532 bu 81 oats, 1872 blu OF barr
lev and 33.359 bu OF rye.
Primary wheat receipts were $4,000
bu against $4,000 bu year ago.
Liverpool wheat closed nd lower
Receipts OF wheat Friday: st. Louis
45. 900 bu. against 81 600 on a year ago:
Winnipeg. t6 cars. against JOB: Mine
npolls. 245 cars, against AS: Dul6Vn;
ears. against 81
Exports OF wheat lnd -four Friday
l61 600 In
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
TOLEDO. o.. Jan. 13.-Wheat: Cash,
81 MAY, $l.03& July. 9s@c. Corn:
Cash. iqc; Nav see; July. b3c. oats:
| Cash. 3jkc; May 37Nc. July. 37hc.
Rye: No ., sac; No. 3, sic. Cloverseed:
Cash and March. s9.05 April, $3.50;
| Feb. S9.O5; Oct. $40; Jan, 1906. Al.
sike: Prime. $3.50; March, $40. Tim
othy: Prime. sI65. Butter, eggs and
hay unchanged,
| CHICAGO GRAIN OPENING.
CHICAGO. Jan. l3--Grain opening:
MAY wheel unchanged: July wheat up
| &c May and July corn. unchanged
May and July oats down isc Provis-
4 ions fractionaly lower.
Noon May wheat declined sc; July
| down ihc. May and July corn down
&c May and July oats down hc Pro-
1 visions fractionally lower
I close MAY wheat up &c. July up
| &c. May corn down &C. July unchang
| ed May oats down &c; July unchang
ed. Provisions steady TO fractionally
higher