The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-11
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. April 10.--Close Wheat
had firm tone at the opening and
the bears were quite disappointed.
They had figured that the fine wealth
er and good crop outlook would have
put prices down. Strength came large
~ from Liverpool where shorts were
anxtously covering because OF the
pressing continental demand Heavy
worlds exports were lost sight of
The leading point in Mondays news
was the government report on the con
dition Of the winter wheat crop. The
general feeling here was that the
figures would be a few points under the
report issued recently by Snow, who
made the condition s54 but the figures
condition, considering the large acre
age, indicates large crop ard can
scarcely be considered bullish.
In answer TO a wire inquirin8 about
export sales, Winnipeg said sales on
foreign account had been exaggerated
and that replies from abroad TO offers
OF wheat had been disappointing. The
strength abroad was entirely respons-
ibie Tor the advance in Canada and the
feeling in Manitoba was bearish De
cause stocks were large and increas-
ing. and the weather Ideal for the next
crop.
The general tone Of advices from
American points was bearish. crop
reports from experts and others
throughout the southwest. continue 10
show the winter plant 40 be In the
best OF shape over large extent or
country. and cash demand shows httle
improvement
Wheat showed a tendency To decline
after a frm opening, but was braced
up by the government report. when
did not show as good a conditlon as
expected The strength did not come
on receipt or the govern
ment figures. which appeared 10 nave
little effect. but near closing time there
was a very firm market. and last prices
were lqlLc above Saturdays close
I'D a.. m a.
coarse grains and seeds were un
changed
Wheat quotations-Cash No. red:
SIC. May opened with an advance OF
SIC, dropped To SIC, advanced TO 81 &c.
declined to SIC. and closed at ssc; July
opened at S7u C, declined 60 SIC moved
Iup 10 s7hc, declined 70 SIC. and cloHu
at ssc; September opened at SIC. De
clined TO s6+.c and closed at ssc, NO.
II white. IS &C.
Coarse grain quotations corn-cash
No g. 4sILc No white, car AZ 4sc.
( No. 3 yellow. 2 cars At Soc. az 5ohc
oats-stendard, car at a4he' NO
I ; white. SAC.
Reans-Cash, $50; May, 81
| Cioverseed--Prime spot. 1875; April,
$3.50; sample, IS bags az " az
1926. at t776, y At $50 z at st,so;
/ II bags at $3.50
Timothy seed Prime spot. 20 bags
at 1925.
| Receipts IN the DelIolA nNf Asao'
day. Included 1864 bbls or -four, cars
| OF corn. and 3 OF oats Withdrawals
we're 500 bbls OF Hour. s6y bu OF
| wheat 1918 bu OF corn, $500 bu OF
| oats stocks are 1850 bu OF wheat.
Il72T06 bu OF corn, 9O,63S b uof oats.
/ 900 bu OF barley and 1902 bu OF rye
Liverpool wheat closed - q I'd hish-
err
Wheat on passage increased s2s.ooo
bu last week
4 The visible supply OF wheat de-
creased $4,000 bu last week OF corn
decreased 9O1 90 bu, and OF oats de-
creased $4,000 bu
Receipts OF wheat Monday: Duluth,
IL ears against 50 year ago, Mime
Apolis, 25S cars. against 1863. ST. Louis.
"a 600 bu. against 81 900 bu. Kansas
lCtty, 81 cars. against rs; Winnipeg. VS.
cars against 2CT.
Worlds wheat exports last week
were 147S4.OO bu, against 12.l44OOO bu
the week before aud 1892, 900 bu
wear ago Russia furnished 3.3sf,OOO
bu and the Danube. l.l2ScO0 bu.
Exports OF wheat and Hour Monday
256.OO bu
Wheat receipts at primary points
Monday 100000 bu year ago. $4,000
bu
All grain exchanges will be closed
on Tuesday
CHICAGO GRAIN.
| CHICAGO. April 10-Msy wheat up
! he, July W Ne Corn-Asy and July