The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-13
Markets and Finance

ness OF the situation. The water
wheat is coming on nicely and title
real alarm Is felt at the Hesslan ny
prospects,. as the acreage Is very large
Liverpool showed little early
strength. but the tone here was only
steady during the early trading.
While worlds exports FOR the week
were large, they were little less than
expected and the foreign situation was
made less bearish bS some bad reports
from India and higher prices there
Russian exports were less than eN-
pected and the tone was nrmer Ia sew
eral exporting countries
The generai tone of the home news
was bearish, with the exception OF the
HCssian ny and unsprouteu wheat re-
ports The cash wheat and -four sit
uation was as discouragtng as ever ana
the heavy farm reserve hao depFess-
ing influence on the market. the
northwest reported the land in good
condition for seeding and operations IN
progress. Dealers are afraid OF the
May option, believing IL 10 be in such
shape that a little concentrated work
would put IL up quite sharply The
situation in general way shows lit
tie change from that OF the closing
days of last week.
some early strength was shown in
Mondays wheat market, but IL did not
last long ana the following weakness
carried prices OF Ia = for red wheat
and l "a for white lower than Satur-
days prices. The coarse grains and
seeds were unchanged
Wheat quotations. Cash No. red.
SO nc; May opened without change at
s3hc c, advanced 20 sac and declined
10 92c; July and Sept opened at SOlac.
moved Up TO 90%c and declined 10
SO 15c: No. l white, soc. Coarse grain
No. yellow. l car at 4SAc; No. yell
low. car at 46% c. Oats: Standard
cars at S3c; No, 3 white, ] car at
s2kc, Rye: Cash No. i, s7hc: No. :.
May. $3.50, cloverseed: Prime spot.
90 bags at SS.15; sample, 20 bags at
$50, 10 at IS; "a at s1.SO. - az 81.
prime alsike, SO; sample alsike. bags
at SS.25. at $3.50. Timothyseed:
Prime spot, 80 bags at s5.sS
Receipts in the Detroit market Mon
day included 400 bbls or aour. 3 ears
rye Withdrawals were 200 bbls OF J
-four, Lib bu of wheat. 1877 bu OF
corn and 1000 bu of rye. Stocks are
S95.7l2 bu OF wheat. 299,763 bu OF corn,
1880 bu OF oats, 1852 bu OF barley
and 29,s6l bu OF rye.
Wheat on passage Increased l.efs,0oo
bu last week.
We're l2,320,000 bu, of wheat Russia
furnished 2,sloooo blu and the Danube
10000 bu
Liverpool wheat closed sqhd high
Receipts of wheat Monday: Kansas
City, 81 cars. against l0I a year ago:
81. Louis. $1,000 bu, against 10000 bu;
Duluth, cars, against SO; Minneapo-
lis, $50 cars, against 60: Winnipeg, 30i
cars, against Ell.
The visible supply OF wheat decreas-
ed 1.6i6.000 hu last week. OF corn in
creased $1,000 bu and of oats decreas-
cd $4,000 bu
Primary wheat receipts were 700. 900
bu, against 1,IlI,o00 bu a year ago.
Exports of wheat and -four Monday,
81, 600 bu.
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
TOLEDO. March 13--Wheat: Cash,
80 ,. c; May, DISC: July g0lic; Sept,
S3lsc. Corn: Cash. 4S4c; May. J0as C:
July, 81 sc. Sept. 53c. Oats. Cash. |
32;ac; May, 33s4c. Jly. 32ac; Sept.
c2i4c. Rye. No. 2, S0Jzc; No 2. SEC |
Cash. ss.97IS March. $3.50;
April. sS.42l2: Oct. and Dec, $3.50. Al |
sike: Prime, $9.l5. Timothy: Prime, |
50 so Butter. eggs and hay unchanged. !
CHICAGO GRAIN OPENING.
CHICAGO. March l3-Grain opening: |
May wheat unchanged: July off = |
May and July corn unchanged; May |
oats unchanged: July of 1sc. Provis-
ions down.
Noon: May wheat Of sc: July of
&c. May and July corn OF Y May
oats or &C; July off &c.
Close: May wheat off le; July Off
1hc. Nav and July corn OF &c. May
oats OF l4c; July of sc. Provisions
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