The Detroit times., 1911-03-10
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

| DETROIT. March 10.--Close: Aside
| from buying by shorts TO secure pIHs,.
\ there Is little support TO the whea'
market. All the trade papers nav
+! very bearIsh articles about the grow
| ing wheat crop, and stocks are SO larse
1 that the market has little chanee TOT
an advance. The increase In hour ae-
mand is not showing up and IL Is be-
| lieved that much OF the recent seiihs
! by northwestern interests were on AZ
| count of millers who were disposlnB Oh
| their supply OF wheat.
news all favored lower prices. Both
Argentina and Australia exported more
than expected for the week. and IL Us
/ figured that worlds exports Will DE
larger than those OF week ago. Rus
sian offerings are liberal and crop
news is favorable all over Europe
The bulls In Chicago Were sre greatly
the market declined late I'm Thursday
session. Some buying had given them
hope, but the strength was only Tor a
flash. The only buying had been for
the covering OF shorts and fresh sell
ing came on the upturn. The south
west sent in more crop damage news
on Friday and IL was given credit for
steady tone in the early market. but
belief Is general that the harvest this
year will be large and the new wheat
will be on the market before the old
has gone into consumption Supply
and demand figures are very much In
favor of lower prices. Europe is get
ting all the wheat wanted without
drawing on this country for bushel
and everything points TO abundant
supplies here now and for long time
In the future.
Wheat was strong on Friday because
crop damage reports gave the shorts q
close was at an advance OF ld1Ac
Corn advanced &c. oats gained IA and
cloverseed declined csc.
Wheat quotations.: Cash No. red
~ IAwr - s.~ss -
e2c and advanced to CSC. July and
September opened at soc and advanced
to 90Ac; No. 1 white wheat. s7hc.
Coarse grain quotations: corn-Cash
4shc; No yellow. car at 4sisc.
oats-Standard, cars mt s3c: No. 3
white; s2isc. Rye-Cash No. l. s71sc
bid: No 2. ss,sc old. Beans-cash.
SIS; May, $3.50. Cloverseed-Prime
spot. 100 bags at 1915; March. ss75;
sample. 80 bags At ss.25. IS at ss.I7.
I! at 1915. IS at s7.25, 3 at $3.50; Prime
alsike, 50: sample aisike. 10 bags at
sS.25. Timothy seed-Prime spot. 75
Receipts in the. Detroit market Fri
day included 400 bbls OF -four. car OF
wheat. Of corn and I OF rye. With
drawals were 400 bbls Of flour Stocks
are s97,7l2 blu OF wheat. 306.0Ol bu OF
corn l2s.5oo bu OF oats. 3.s52 bu of
barley and $500 bu OF rye.
Argentine wheat exports for the
week were 3.5s2,00o bu: Australian g.
$50, 900 bu and Indian 10000 bu
The Argentine wheat visible supply
is 4.344.0oo bu, against 3.sso.00o bu a
year ago.
Wheat stocks In Minneapolis de-
craesed 100000 bu for the week
Liverpool wheat closed I'D lower.
Receipts of wheat on Friday: Mime
apolis- $50 cars. against 500 a year ago:
Duluth cars. against Is: Winnipeg.
259 cars, against 1879: St Louis. as, 900
bu. against $4,000 bu: Kansas City. 90
cars. against IL.
Exports of wheat and -four Friday,
$1,000 blu.
Primary wheat receipts were $4,000
bu, against 656.000 bu year ago.
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
TOLEDO, March l0.-wheat: Cash,
91Izc; May, 92Ac; July, Gle; Sept,
90A c. Corn: Cash. 4Sc: May. 61L C:
July. -52Ac. Sept, 53Sc. Oats: Cash,
s2Ac: May, S3Ac; July. 32ssc; Sept,
32ac. Rye: No. 2, s5c; No. 3, SIC. Clo-
verseed: Cash, $s92h: March. $685.;
April. ss.37h; Oct. and Dec, $762hs
Alsike: Prime and March, 50. 20. Tim
othy: Prime. $3.50. Butter, eggs and
hay, unchanged.
CHICAGO GRAIN OPENING.
CHICAGO, Mar. 10-Grain opening:
May wheat up isc; July up Ne. May
corn up nc: July up hc. May oats of
&c; July up Ac. Provisions higher.
Close: May wheat up / lac: July up
lzcs May corn up sc: July up sc.
May oats up &c; July up sc. Pro-
visions steady TO fractionaIiy higher.
Noon: May wheat up &C; July up