The Detroit times., 1912-03-13
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

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/ DETROIT. March 13.-Close: Liver
pool had word from Argentina that a
heavier movement OF wheat might be
expected and this gave the English
market a quiet and easy tone. The
opening in Detroit was unchanged.
European crop conditions are favor
able.
The feeling is gaining among dealers
that the recent heavy selling in the
Chicago market was by Lichstern VINO
is believed to be following his old tao
tics of milking the market The chi
cago people in Chicago had very
nice profit in their long wheat and the
unloading caused "A decline OF about &c.
during which slump there was plenty
or bull news There Is now decidedly
bearish feeling. especially in the May
deal. although il has had good break.
Ii is suspected that holders or the old
crop option are selling out and SetunS
into the new, in which bulltsh condi-
tions are believed TO be quite favorable.
All profits now are made by those WHO
cell on bulges and take the stun back
In oversold spots. The new crop OPP
lions did not decline as fast as May
during Tuesdays slump and longs In
July end September feel quite secure.
Plenty OF crop damages are coming IN
although IL is still pretty early for
that kind OF bullishness.
L Ola wheat was weak anu Closed Nl
n decline OF 10 iae on Wednesday. The
new crop futures declined "a &c.
Corn was-easy alta loss Of 4 e.Beans
advanced e and the other deals were
steady
Receipts in the Detroit market We'd
nesday included 700 bbls OF flour. =
cars Of Germ and l OF oats. withdraw
ais were 400 bbls OF -four and 25.1i5
bu or corn. Stocks are 4s3.S47 bu OF
wheat. iT3.30l bu OF corn, l20.001 bu
Of oats | 395 hii of harley and % SAG bl
OF rye.
Liverpool wheat closed unchanged 10
FAD higher and corn 4. a "a d lower.
Receipts OF wheat " ednesday. Kan
sas City. IL ears. against IL "a year
ago; omaha. is cars, against II; St.
Louis. $4,000 blu. against Al 900 bu a
year ago: Duluth, "a cars, against IL:
Winnipeg. AIS cars. against S07: Min
neapolis, 22T cars, against 1873.
Primary wheat receipts were SOS, 00V
bu, against 345, 600 bu a year ago.
Exports OF wheat and flour Wednes-
day. $4,000 bu.
Wheat quotations: Cash No. red.
9s1sc; May opened without change at
s103 and declined 10 31.Olh July
opened at 81 and declined TO s9is =;
september opened at 99c and declined
TO 9Sssc. No 1 white, 97l1c
Coarse grain quotations: Corn-Cash
No. 3, 6gc; No. yellow. l car at 11c.
at 1OAc. / at 5Ohc; No. 4 yellow.
eS11e. Oats-Standard. cars at sic.
NO. white. 1 car % &c. hNe-1dSn
No. .. 94c. Beans-Immediate, prompt.
March and April. s2.37; May. s2.le
Cloyerseed-Prime spot. 75 bags at
$3.50. March $i2s0: sample. ~ bags
, at S12. at sll; prime alsike. $3.50;
sample alsike, IA bags at $3.50 Tim
othey setd-PTime spot. 80 bags al
$3.50.
| TOLEDO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
TOLEDO, O., March 13.-wheat;
Cash. s1.0e. May. si03Il; July, s1.0l;
Sept, 9Shc. Corn; Cash, T0Iac May
I lsssc: July. use: Sept. 731sc. Oats;
/ Cash and May, see. July. 5l&se; Sept
diAc. Rye: Cash. 92c. Cloverseed;
Cash and March, sl3.l5+ April Sass
No ?, $12T5; No. 3. s12.55: rejected
s12.10. Alsike: Cash and March, $13
Timothy: Cash and March. Sos But
ter. eggs and hay unchanged.
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO. March I3.-Grain opening
Wheat May, unchanged: July up Ee
Corn: May down &c: July, unchanged
Oats: May. up lsc; July. up Nc. Pro.
visions. higher.
Noon-wheat: May down s.c: July
down &c. Corn May down &C: July
down SIC. Oats: May and July dowr
sc.
Close-wheat: May down 1Lc: July
down &c. Corn: May down 7.c: July
down &c. Oats: May down sc July
down &c. Provisions lower.
Quotations by Hayden. Stone g. Co
March IL. 1912: