The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-04
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

HsDETROIT, Jan 3--Close: Strength
~ wheat came largely from abroad on
uesday, and Liverpool was a leader
, sns adyans ana prices there were
hlxher. Demand for cargoes was ac-
I've and so was speculative buying
|sAll the European figures for the week
[5were bul1ish. The visible supply had
III heavy decrease and so had the guam
Fifty on passage. Worlds exports were
less than expected and Russia came
<ocrosS with a large decrease In ex-
kports. all of which stimulated specu-
|Xntfve buying.
81 Bears still talk OF the bearishness of
Ghe worlds position. but the pun Ira, ranks Is
heard every day. many predicting lOc
|lvance before a turn comes. and oth-
ne looking for temporary improve
aent The extreme cold weather. over
NJ winter wheat belt is helping prices.
Mr. the plant IS unprotected over
<lnrKe acreage. and Is at best none TOO
Enfrong. and a better milling demand Is
kAlBo expected. Bulls are not any too
keonddent that the leaders Will not sell
Tut. Last weeks advance to 81 he
2ound plenty of wheat for sale, and a
FKeneral unloading would spoil the
E{ King, the Toledo dealer, says: The
E<VfOrsds crop is the second largest on
&ecord Worlds stocks are the great
pest known. Ave neglected 10 export
<<3nuch early this season, SO our shin
E1nents Will probably the smallest in re-
paDsed the 100000 mark, About
.eo.00O,V00 bu OF the crop is required
Tor seed. Our wheat crop was larger,
but not record breaker Farm re-
serves IN July last were SO, 100000 bu.
|against l5,000,O00 bu i'm 1905
The wheat market on Tuesday was
Dtrong all over the country and IN
Europe Cash wheat here was not
wanted and gained only iac while the
4utures We're advancing lc Corn and
oats We're easy and unchanged Glow
fir
1yheat quotations; Cash No. RED,
S45sc asked; May opened with an adj
fdnce OF @cat Sl1ols and advanced
TO $lol "a July opened at 96s, e, and
asked
Coarse grain quotauons. Corn cash
NO. 3. 47c; No. yelloV. cars at 4sc
Oats: Standard. car at 34isc. No 3
white, y4c Rye; Casa No /. s5tsc;
No z. SAC Beans: Cash and Ian,
spot. 1910; March, $g1j: sample "a
bags at $3.50, % at 1925. 80 AT SIS 30 az
3f75. 30, az 1925, 10 at :. IL al $50,
bags at ss25. at ss75' s nj. ~ IS; IS
Timothyseed Prime spot. 20 bags Al
f450
The visible supply of whea, increas.
rets sea, 600 bu last week. Of corn IN.
creased 1,7990O0 bu and OF oats in.
creased $4,000 bu
Worlds wheat exports last wrei
Were 9, ASS. 900 bu. Russia Furnishing .
10000 bu and the Danube 1.72600O bu
Wheat on passage decreased I5Se. 90,
Tho European visible SUNNY ot
zwheat decreased 3.sT4,0O0 bu last weel.
nsainst decrease OF $4,000 bu q
year ago
Liverpool wheat closed with an ad
n vance OF 1 I'D
Primary wheat receipts were 5000
pu, against 6S3,V00 bu a wear ago.
Receipts OF wheat Tuesdas St Louis
10000 bu, against $4,000 bu yea
ago; Kansas City. 1l2 cars. agains
XIA. winnipeg. 245 cars against 533
minneapolis. S3s cars asainst Si2: nu
Nth. 20 cars. against III
Wheat stocks at Minneapolis increas
- 100000. bu In three days
Exports OF wheat and Hour Tuesdt \
kt2S5, 900 1bu
Receipts in the Detroit y1arke, ron
day Included cars ot wheat AZ y
corn. OF oats. ! OF barley and 2 o
rye. Withdrawals were l220 bblS-o
21e5I bu OF wheat. 254sis bu OF corn
k1zc bu OF oata 2.i20 bu Of barle,
10 3e.35e bu of rye
Toledo GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
3Ol<EpQ. o. Jan. 3.--Wheat: Cash
sa' Ne Nas = .o July s in;S g Corn
Caah, 3tc: Nay. S1i4c; July. 80 r. e
No. X sye; No. ,. sec. Cioverseed
&pd March. 50 20: April, $3.50
~: " E7sh Ian s.. 20 ~
fnfuf md March, 81 Gj Butter
u4y1 unchanged
AGO,&RssN OPENING.
q y, ~ Jah, :.--Wheat opened
- 10y Up sc. July up Sc. Man
Ess ' X " Pr ss M.y % SsI.