The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-23
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. Jan. 2S.--close: Most OF
the Chicago dope on wheat tells that
urlay was by scattered longs and did
h% come from the lines OF the bull
dealers. This information is sent out
in an attempt TO brace up the weak
ON the bull side. They want the COM
pany OF the Dig fellows. Liverpool was
lower on Monday and had plenty OF
wheat offered by several exporters, IN
GLIDING Argentina and Australia
Many bulls have abundant faith that
the bull clique Will come TO the rescue
little lower. They look on the break
OF saturday as simply ease OF lack
CT nerve. which let the market drop
far enough to catch stop-loss orders
az is admitted that conditions are not
as bullish as they were month ago
when the upturn started, for the south ,
western crop situation has improve1
and the flour demand that was counted
on to help great deal, has not iu-
proved and appears TO be as far hway
as ever. Bakers and hour dealers re-
fuse TO buy AZ the advance AMI the
trade is very dull. There Is more bear
ishness also in the movement OF wheat
10 market. as receipts have been IN
creasing recently with no correspond
situation was bearish then ana rs
equally bearish now. or probably more
SO. IL is admitted aside from mani2u-
lation by the big, dealers, that the fu-
outlook and cash demand.
Wheat was weak early. but recover
ed and closed unchanged. Corn de-
clined &c. oats were steady and beans
lost &c. India reported good weather
for wheat.
Wheat quotations: Cash No. 9 red
Y7hc; May opened without change at
Sl.O2, declined to $l.01 y and advanced
TO Sl.02; July opened at 9Tac; touched
SIC and advanced to STAG; No. white
s64c.
No 3, 47hc; No. yellow. cars at
49c; 2 at 4Shc. oats: Standard. cars
at 35c; No. white, 34Ec. Rye; Casa
Noi, sac; No ssh evs Beans; P Sasn
spot 20 bags at 1915; March, $s.7s;
at $3.50. ~ at So rs, "a at 81 prime al
SKIS: iks Sat at s sape Timoss e; frime
spot. so bags at $3.50.
Receipts in the Detroit market Mon
day included l,1s0 bbls Of Hour, cars
Withdrawals were 400 bbls OF Hour.
2,ol6 Blu OF wheat and 21,62S bu 81
corn Stocks are 477.49l bu OF wheat,
3.3l2 bu OF barley and S4,l15 bu OF
Worlds wheat exports last week
We're ,io72Soe od Su OF Th .Ss ps nsT1
The visible supply OF wheat decreas-
cd 11S6,O00 bu bu last week, OF corn
Increased $4,000 bu and OF oats de-
creased 100000 bu.
Liverpool wheat closed q a Ad low
err
Wheat on passage decreased e.6s2.ooo
blu last week.
Receipts OF wheat Monday: St. Louis,
$4,000 bu. against $4,000 bu a year
ago; Kansas City: 1o4 cars, against 29s;
Duluth, Al, against 81: Minneapolis,
7O3 against 664; Winnipeg. 81 cars
against 1879.
Atlantic ports cleared wheat and
flour equal TO $4,000 blu.
Primary wheat receipts were LEI :
900 blu. against 1,243.000 bu year ago.
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
TOLEDO. o., Jan. 2S.-Wheat: Cash.
csc. May, $l01h; July. sIAc. Corn:
Cash, 4TAc; May. 81 &c; July, 81 %c.
oats: Cash 34ixc: May, size; July.
37c. Rye: No. 2. sac: No. 3, Sic. Glow
erseed: Cash and March. $S.s2E April,
$3.50: Feb, sS.2h: Oct. :6O Jan.
Sss2h Alsike: Prime. $3.50: March,
$40. Timothy: Prime. $40 BUT
ter, eggs and hay unchanged.
CHICAGO GRAIN OPENING.
CHICAGO. Jan. 2S.-Grain opening
May wheat, C lower; July unchanged.
MAY corn down sc; July unchanged.
May and July oats unchanged. Fro
visions were fractionally lower.
Noon: May wheat isc higher; July
unchanged May and July corn un-
changed. May oats unchanged; July
Close: May wheat advanced nc: July
up - May and July corn up &c. May
and July oats unchanged. PROVISIONS
were steady to fractionally higher.