The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-01
GRAIN AMI PROVISIONS.

H.
Is getting a biz -four export trade:
while American miliers complain OF
nothing doing. Milling demand Is Inn
proving In the southwest, when Hour Is
said TO be dual. About the only point
In the market that Is not bearish Is
the smallness OF the primary move
ment. Farmers are not selling freely,
although the crop outlook is excellent.
Liverpool has plenty OF wheat In sight
and rules easy.
Chicago did not gain In bullishness
over the holiday, Tor all the nows
looking for a hear attack similar 10
that which followed the holiday OF Feb.
%. More snow has fallen over a large
part OF the southwestern wheat belt
which is very favorable for the plant
There is little sign of winter killing,
less than in several years In the ST.
Louis district. Cash demand gave no
flour trade was ds duh as ever. All
the dope coming from Chicago houses
advised sales and the general feeling
was weak.
Liverpool reported liberal offerings
or Australian cargoes at lower prices.
and lower country markets Tenders
OF wheat were large and some realiz-
ing helped To cause depression.
Wheat showed marked weakness
early in the session. but later gained
strength and recovered all tho loss eN-
cepting NC. Corn declined 11c and the
other coarse grains were steady. Glover
and timothy seed closed with an ad-
vance OF l5c
Wheat quotations: Cash No. red
SSAc; May opened with a decline OF
Isc at &c, dropped to siHc and ad
vanced TO s2c; July opened at sslAc, de-
elined TO ssAc and advanced TO sshsci
September opened at ssnc. and clo<d
at sage. No. l white, SsAc.
Coarse grain quotations: Corn--Cash
No. 3. 45Zc, No. yellow. cars at
4s%c. No. 4 yellow. ears AT ~ lsc.
Oets--Standard 2 cars at 32Ac: No. )
WI RVA-f'aSh
?. s4hc. Beans-Cash. $3.50; May, sLss.
1 Cloyerseed-Prime spot. so bags az W;
March, So sample, 20 bags at SsI5, 40
at $3.50. 80 at s.. 30 at $3.50. ~ al 81;
prime alsike ss.25. sample alsike, II
| bags at ss.25. 10 at IS. 10 at $50
| Timothy seed=-Prtme spot I5O bags at
$525.
Receipts in the Detroit market We'd
nesduy included t.tSs ofDfs OF Hour,
cars or wheat; ID of corn, or oats
and . OF rye. Withdrawals Were zoo
bills of -four, 25,174 bu Of corn, 2,995
bu OF oats, and 900 bu OF rye. STOCKS
are 42l.139 bu OF wheat. 349,73S bu OF
corn, l4o.952 bu OF oats. 3.3i2 bu OF
barley and 30.s76 bu OF rye.
Liverpool wheat closed u " "a d lower.
Primary wheat receipts were 4Tt.00o
bu. against 100000 bu year ago.
Wheat receipts Wednesday: 81. Louis.
$4,000 bu, against $4,000 bu a year ago.
Kansas City. 1S cars. against II; Win
nipeg. ITO cars, against 70; Duluth. 81
cars. against IS; Minneapolis, l22 cars.
Exports of wheat and -four wednes-
day, SOS, 900 bu.
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
TOLEDO. O.. March Wheat: Cash.
soc; May. Gle; July. Sshc: Sept, s9c.
Corn: Cash. 4sMc; May, 4sLc; July.
5oAc; Sept. 5lAc. Oats: Cash, 32Ac:
May. 307sc; July, 35kc: Sept, 32hc.
Rye: No. 2, SIC: No. 3. 7sc. Cloverseed:
Cash. s9.i5; March. ss.O7h April.
ss.e2h; Oct. s7.es. Alsike: Prime.
SI45: March, ss.45 Timothy: Prime.
IS. Butter eggs and hay unchanged.
CHICAGO GRAIN OPENING.
CHICAGO. March Opening: May
OF Sc July on &c. May corn of &c;
July on 80 May oats OF sc; July on
&C. Provisions unchanged TO slightly
higher.
Noon: May OF he; July wheat up
&c. May corn up NC: July up &c.
May oats up &c; July up &c
close: Wheat: May. up &C: July. up
&c. Corn: May. up ic; July. up &c.
Oats: May, &c up: July, 1sc up. Pro-
visions. higher.