The Detroit times., 1912-01-15
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

cold WEatneT Is GNDtCltd " hCtP $500.
So At the same time millers are
drawing a fair quantity OF wheat
from -and-this-c condition -heIps
the bulls a little. The market was
firm at the opening on MONDAY, Win
out any advance, but Liverpool was
little higher.
Late last week there was a decided
improvement i'm the cash wheat situa-
ton in Chicago. Some moderately
large lots were bought to go TO mills.
several cargoes were purchased for
early shipment TO the east ana ~.
Louis was a good buyer. This IS en-
actly what the bulls want. for II VIII
be reflected in decreasing visible sur,
ply In a short time. and 10 il admitted
that prices cannot well be advanced
while the load Is so heavy. The bulls
figure that the period of accumulation
is over and that OF distribution and
feel encourag ed by the large takings
OF wheat at all the points where stocks
are large.
Europe is showing no anxiety about
supplies and fails 10 respond to reports
OF decreasing Argentine prospects.
This pleases the hears, who ngure that
stocks here are heavy enough 10 hold
prices down as long as foreigners are
not buyers. IL looks as IL the market
Right turn on the heavy or light dis
tributicn from Chicago during the
coming few weeks.
Wheat was dull and easy all day.
closing with a loss OF &c. notwith-
standing large decrease in the WIS.,
ible supply and bad harvesting news
from Argentina.
Coarse grains and seeds were un-
changed.
Wheat quotations: Cash No red
1 car at s7c closing at s61c: May
opened without charge at s1.01A and
declined TO S1.00&: July opened al
s5Zc and declined TO 95Ac; No.
white, s4hc Coarse grain quotations
- NJ lou
2 corn at 64kc; No. 4 yellow. save.
Oats: Standard. i car at 81 &C; No.
white. 51Lc. Rye: Cash No. 2, 97c
Beans: Immediate, prompt and Jan.
shipment, SASS Feb, s2sT; May.
and Mar. sl2.75; sample. 20 bags AZ
s1225, s at s1o.25; prime alsike, 10
bags at ,1i: sample alsike. . bags al
50 90 Timothyseed: Prime spot $3.50
Barley: Best samples. 81. 45 d24s pei
cwt Buckwheat: Good milling grain
sI.75 per cwt.
Receipts in the Detroit market Mon
day included 500 bbls Of -four. 2 cars
OF wheat, 2s OF corn and OF oats
Withdrawals were 400 bbls or hour
81. 40 bu OF corn and 1915 bu Of oats
Stocks are 5s0,4T6 bu OF wheat 1850;
bu of corn, 1S9.425 bu OF oats 1875
bu of barley and S7.ss5 bu Of rye.
Liverpool wheat closed unchanged &c
f Re ao%sr e Of w Ses MoRdsy st Louis
"a, 900 bu against 1900 bu a year ago
Kansas City. ~ cars. against 1O3: Oma'
ma. "a cars against 81: Minneapolis
ass cars, against 400; Duluth. IL cars
against rs; winnipeg, 40 cars. against
IS
Wheat on passage decreased s1a.oo'
bu last week.
worlds wheat exports last week. T..
bsI. 900 bu. OF which Russia Furnished
eas 600 bu and the Danube 1,232, 900 bu
The visible supply OF wheat decreas
ed 2be6 900 bu last week, OF corn de
crea sed $4,000 bu and OF oats decreas
ed 1.17s,0o0 bu.
blu. against 1000 bu a year ago.
Exports OF wheat and -four Monday
$4,000 bu.
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
TOLEDO. Jan. I5.--wheat: Cash
sTHc; May, s1.0l; July, CSC. Corn
Cash, ss&c; May and July. s6kc, Oats
Cash sic; May, 52hc; July. 47hc. Rye
Cash Csc Cloverseed: Cash, Jan. and
Feb, 1896 Mar, SIS; No. 2. $3.50; No
3, ;124O; rejected, sl2,l5. Alsike
Prime and Jan. s1i.10; March, I'll 10
Mar. $3.50. Butter, eggs and hay Un-
changed
CHICAGO GRAIN-openinE.
] CHICAGO. jan. l5.-wheat. May and
| July up &c. Corn: May and July up
Provisions higher.
! Noon-wheat May and July dowr
| ssc Corn: May and July unchanged
Oats May unchanged. July up sc.
CIose-wheat: MAY and July dowr
! sse. Corn: May and July down &c
Oats: May unchanged; July down &C
Provisions lower.