The Detroit times., 1911-03-20
Markets and Finance

got their strength from American
views Worlds exports were large and
expectations are that the supply VIII
continue well into the future. All the
exporters are otering big lots OF wheat
at low prices.
The wheat market had damage re-
ports on Monday from both northwest
and southwest In the northwest there
was delay in seeding owtag 20 the
drought in some parts OF the sprlng
wheat states, and the matter Is now
assuming a serious aspect \ few more
DAYS without moisture viii give great
bullishness 10 the situation. Crop eN-
perts IN the southwest are nnding
about. but IL Is said that the acreage
effected is small compared with the to-
tai seeded Bad sand storms are rag
Wheat dealers lack confidence Hold
ers sell quickly when they End long
wheat coming I'm the market and shorts
cover promptly when the price shows
There IL no Improvement in the iour
situation Millers and dealers have
hour sold and buyers refuse TO accept
clined Primary receipts are small.
enough to be bullish feature. The
total last week was 1,Ioe,eee bu less
than for the same period a year ago
and represented only about two days
consumption for the country
Wheat had short spell OF early
strength and moved up isc, but de-
for. the day OF &c I'm cash and May.
and unchanged for July and Sept. The
coarse grains were unchanged. Clover
seed declined Zoe
Wheat quotstions: Cash No red.
ss%c: May opened with an advance OF
itc. at sSc, touched 9sizc and declined
10 92isc, July and Sept. opened at
No i White SIS "u coarse Sees grain qGo- .
tations. Corn. cash No s. lsc: No
yellow. ears at 4sc: No. 4 yellow
cars at 4ehc. at 4s%c; No. white.
OATS Standard, cars at ssc: No
No. 2. ssc Beans Cash and April.
spot. 100 bags at IS 10, sample, 90 bags
at ss, rs at sT.T6. % at 81 so. 1s at 81, II
at Sc; prime alsike. 9; sampie alsike;
IA at ss. Timothyseed: Prime spot. SO
Receipts in the Detroit market Mon
day included 400 bhls OF -four. 2,260 bu
OF wheat $3.50 ba OF corn and 1000 bu
75s.s54 bu OF corn. Is4. ssa bu OF osts
s.352 bu OF barley and e3s64 bu OF rye
worlds wheat I exports last ooD week
wers gesI Russ ss ani. SS
bu and the Danube s,4ss,O0O bu
The visible supply OF wheat last
week decrea sed l,sse.oeo bu. OF corn
creased sss.060 bu
Wheat on passage increased s.l76,ooo
bu last week
Liverpool wheat closed = q sd and
corn !. ~ Ssd higher
Receipts Of wheat on Monday Du-
luth. : cars. against 115 a year ago;
Minneapolis sol cars, against +5s: -
Louis. ss cars. against ef Kansas city.
81 cars. against s6; Winnipeg. 24S cars,
against 226.
Primary wheat receipts were SOS, eco
bu. against $4,000 bu year ago.
Exports OF wheat and -four Monday,
502 Gee bu.
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
TOLEDO. March 20 Wheat: Cash.
81 lzc May, s2iac. July, e0Esc; Sept.
90Ac. Corn Cash, asa MAY, 6Oss e, !
July. SIC: Sept. 53isc Oats. Cash
23is c: May. S4c: July. 3Sic: Sept 33c
Rye. No 2. 90c, No 3. s5c Clover
seed Cash and March. ss,4e; April |
ss65: oct. and Dec. $3.50 Alsike
Prime. s93S Timothy Prime 50 SO |
Butter, eggs and hay unchanged
CHICAGO. March 29-Grain opening: |
May wheat. unchanged; July up Ac. |
May corn up NC: July up NC May |
oats up nc. July up ise. Provisions |
lower
Noon: May wheat off he July on |
May and July corn OF TIC. May 4
oats on &C; July of &c.
Close: May wheat off Lc: July OF /
y C. May and July corn of sc; May 4
and July oats on sc Provisions lower.