The Detroit times., 1912-01-06
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. Jan. s-Close: While news
OF the Argentine crop IL very bulltsh,
, me liverpool market pays little atten-
shown Few days ago. but since then
f'nslands leading market has been
quiet and steady. The Argentine crop
hsurins az one time up 60 250.O00, 600
bu. and Is now estimated at $4,000, 600
bu, which leaves AN eXportahle surplus
OF $4,000. eee-bu. not murt more than
was exported last season.
saturdays market was quiet and un-
interesting all day and only small huc-
tuations were made. The feeling was
pullish owing TO the general belief
that Europe will soon be forced Into
the American market for supplies ow-
ing TO the shortage OF Argentine
wheat. and small Russian offerings
Inc market IL not making the advances
expected. but this charged up 10 the
very conservative action OF the trade.
Spectators are not rushing in TO take
Immediate advantage OF conditions and
those who do buy are always willing
TO accept small prohts Business Is
pretty well evened up, but conditions
are believed 10 Justify higher prices
Win the recent advances I'm Europe
ana south America. Chicago Is one Of
the cheapest markets in the world and
some export sales have been made al
ready. The bulls feel that prices will
90 better as soon foreigners take
mold. good decrease Is expected In
the visible supply on Monday. which
VIII probably start things going again
The market was duh on Saturday
and closed without change
Corn was duh ana steady. oats
gained 1c.
Receipts in the Detroit market on
saturday included 500 bb1s or flour.
cars OF wheat. u OF corn and 3 of
oats Withdrawals were 1900 bbls OF
nour. xilO bu OF corn and 6265 bu OF
oats stocks are $50. Sol bu OF wheat.
In a
oso hu OF barley and 40.i15 hu OF rye.
saturdays wheat receipts: Mime
apoNs 100 Hars, against III a year
ago Duluth, 10 ears. against So Win
nipeg' ~ cars. against III, Kansas
city Is, cars. against so: ST Louis,
lL0OO bu. against 80 600 bu.
PRIMARY wheat receipts We're s25, 900
on. against $4,000 bu wear ago.
Experts OF wheat and flour saturday
Wheat quotations. Cash No. red.
s!1sc; May opened without change at
sLol "a. touched s1.01la and advanced
! 70 N,ol% July opened at s6Ise de-
sciined 10 s6c and closed at 96i.c. No. /
white. s5Ilc. Coarse grain quotations:
Corr. cash No. }. 62isc: No 3 yellow.
% y G; No, 4 yellow, 81 &c Oats. STAN
dard, car at 5lhc closing at 5Inc
oid NO. ) white, soc Rye Cash No.
sac bid Cloverseed Prime spot
AMI March. not quoted. Timothyseed:
Prime spot. sac Barley: Sample.
car at t2.4S per cwt Buckwheat Good
grades. $l.I5 per cwt Beans Imme-
date shipment. s2.Ss; prompt shipment.
2 cars at sass; Jan. So 80: Feb. 2 cars
al sass; May. s245: prime, 3 cars at
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
TOLEDO. Jan. 6.-wheat Cash
ssNc; May, s.03%; July. 974sc. Corn;
Cash, e3Lc; May. 657sc: July. Soc
Oats Cash. soc; May. 52kc; July.
4fl1C Rye Cash. see Cloversee,i:
Cash. Jan. and Feb. STATS: Mar. sI2. 10:
NJ. 2 s124o: No. 3. s122O. rejected
tll.sO. Alsike: Prime and Jan. $llO7L
Timothy: Prime and Jan, sT.35 Mar.
sIi7h. Butter. eggs and hay: I'm
changed
CHICAGO GRAIN-openInx.
CHICAGO Jan. 6.-Wheat: May
down nc: July down &c Corn: May
and July up ke. Oats: May up ne:
July down &c. Provisions higher.
Close-Wheat: May up &c: July up
Ac. Corn May up Isc; July unchang-
ed oats. May unchanged; July up
kc. Provisions: Steady.