The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-27
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. Jan. 26-Close: Europe
Is not furnishing much assistance to
the friends OF higher wheat prices
Conditions over there make consum-
ers feel easy about supplies for some
time In the future at least, as several
exporters are on hand with large
crops on which they are anxious "a
bullish as indications point TO ma
terial decrease in receipts.
Conditions are admitted to be hear
ish just now, enough so as to induce
the bears TO sell freely, probably run
ming tho market into oversold spots
where they may be forced to settle al
loss. The feature of wheat. aside
from the doings OF spectators. de-
ing demand. The winter wheat crop
of the southwest shows some improve
mert. for IL has received a little mofs-
ture. 1t Is said that much more Is
needed In order 10 insure a good crop
but part of the crop is In quite good
shape. Milling demand continues DIS
appointing Bulls believe the millers
will coon be forced TO draw wheat
from terminals. but they are not do
Ing II yet. and receipts are large
enough TO make them quite indepen-
dent for the present.
Market dope has less to say abou,
the action OF the bull clique in Chi
cago. and there Is a feeling that they
have reduced their lines and are les,
dangerous 10 the bears.
whea. had its usual early dip ant
received support at the low point. hu
after recovering there was an easier
tone and the close was at loss ol
&c for the day, The coarse. grains
were steady. Seeds were active and
firm.
Wheat quotations-Cash No. red
ss&c: May opened without change Al
s101x, declined nc. advanced tc
s1.0l%, and closed at n.01k July
n IL xaA n a Al.
vanced to s7hc. and closed at SIC
Coarse grain quotations: Corn-Cast
No. 3. 47hc; No. yellow. cars Al
4Shc: No. yellow. 1 car at sc
Oats-Standard. car at csc; No.
Rye-Cash No. /. SAGE; No. 9 car,
Peans-Cash. s2.o2; Marcn. s2o7
Cioverseed--Prime spot and March
IS 70: sample. 10 bags at ss, 10 az
1913. 40 at $3.50 25 at S'.25, 20 at ~
40 ut se.75: prime alsike. $40; sample
aisike. Is bags at 1928. at Hep.
Rariey-Good samples. s1.7o@l.75 pei
cent
Receipts in the Detroit msrSe, or
cOars of wheat. l6 OF corn. , Of oats
and OF rye. Withdrawals were 4Ot
bbls OF flour 1882 bu OF wheat ano
?2.9el by of corn; Stocks are ,ss a 40;
bu OF oats. 3.3l2 bu of barley. and
2S,90S bu of rye.
Argentine wheat exports as cstimat'
ed at $500. 900 bu for this week.
Liverpool wheat closed 5-Sd lower.
Stocks OF wheat at Minneapolis IN
creased 40O,000 ou I'm Ave DAYS.
Receipts OF wheat on Thursday
Kansas City. ~ cars. against 20 year
ago: st. Louis. 10000 bu. against $1,000
bu; Omaha. III cars, against 20; Min
neapolis. $50 cars. against 295: Duluth
IS cars. against 81.
Primary wheat receipts were bz6,VV'
bu. against $4,000 bu year ago.
Exports of wheat and -four. 10000
blu.
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
TOLEDO. o.. Jan. 26.-Wheat: Cash,
sTAc; May, s1.00S.: July, SIC Corn:
Cash, 4Sc; May, 52Ac: July, So oats:
Cash, 35c. May. 37ssc; July. s7hc. Rye:
No. 2, sac; No. 3, sic. Cloverseed; CASH
and March. ss;s2h; April. ss5s; Feb,
sike: prime. $3.50; March, 1910 Tim
othyseed: Prime, s4s5 Butter; On
changed. Eggs, fresh, Csc. Hay. I'M
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO. Jan. 9e.-May and July
wheat opened Use lower May and
July corn 1-sc higher May oats un-
changed. July 1-Sc higher. Provisions
were fractional:y higher.
unChanSed May AMI Ju,y corn use
lower May and 5u!' "as' ! - Gown.
oiC--May and Jdiy wheat dowr
~ May and J"!y cHrII down ixc
Way and IDLY oats aerl.hcI -. Pro-
us .uns sractionally 'pxo-.