The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-10
MARKETS AND FINANCE
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

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beapish star an Saturd6y tom z
sharp break IN Liverpool prices, sur
posed to result from a moro thvorahle
outlook Tor rms movement or ArgentIht
wheat Europe l. getting lot oi
wheat from Canada az present ahd tuN
movement across the liuc Is as large
as facilities can handle.
The break IN Liverpool prices on sat
urday found the American maj ket very
willing To follow. The bearishness ~
the homo situation H. 50 apparent thal
the bulls SAY little about their chances
excepting that the bears are likely 10
oNersell tho market and put prices nv
getting their stun back. minneapolis
receipts are still keeping far greater
than even the bears expected. Farm
erS are liberal sellers apd anpar satis-
fed a. part with the remainder or their
crop az present prices. While stocks
are rushing 10 market there Is no cor
responding demand on tue part OF
millCrS VINO shy IL IL very dttncult. TO
sell -four The only redeeming feature
i'm the milling situation the heavy
demand Tor all classes OF ANIMAL Focus:
This makes prices high for bran and
all other products al grain excepting
The flour. Michigan farmers are heavy
sellers OF wheat and there viii be lit
tie surplus LETT in this state when the
present good roads break up
Bears are little timid about selllnS
short fearing "a congestion OF the May
option Wheat WAS dull and steady
after the opening break Of iac
The coarse grains were dull and
steady.
Wheat quotations: cash No. . red.
a9c asked; MaN opened with a drop or
lee at Sl.03ls. advanced 10 N-03L
and closed at Slo3ir asked. July
opened az % &c, declined 20 - &c, and
closed AT 7isc. No ] white, sc.
Coarse grain quotations Corn-Cash
No. z. 61c; No. yellow, Csc; No I
yellow ] car at 66hc oats-Standard,
= Es.. l.. ArL
.. 91c. BeanS--lmmediate. prompt and
February shipment, So 40: March. S2.42;
May. $3.50. Cloverseed-Prime spot
and March. sli; sample. &c bass at
sample alsikc 10 bags at sie.50. .
az $ll Timothy Seed-Prime spot. GO
haGs al S. Barley-Best samples $2.5o
n e'55 per cwt. Bpckwheat-iood mill
Ing grain, sl75 per cwt.
Receipts IN the Detroit market on
Saturday were Loss bbls OF flour. 3
RAYS ~ wheat ~ corn and ~ oats.
Withdrawals were 500 bbls OF -four,
1000 bu OF wheat, 2e,74s bu OF corn.
user bu OF oats. Stocks are 1851
bu OF wheat. $50 7io bu OF corn. 147.2S0
bu OF oats and e3.7SO bu OF rye.
Receipts Of wheat saturday: ST.
Louis. 10000 bu, against 81 600 hu a
wear ago Winnipeg. 225 ears. against
rs; Duluth. II ears, against AZ; Mime
lpolis, isS cars. against l0i; Kansas
City. 6S wears. against 81; Omaha, %
'ars. against i9.
wheat receipts at primary points
Saturday. $4,000 bu; year ago. 3e2.-
700 bu
Exports Of wheat and nour satur-
lay, 19f 900 bu
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
TOLEDO. o., heb. ld.--M neat. cash,
il.0ols May, Si.0a3 july. 9s1sc. sept,
'Oisc. corn: Cash. size; May. 70hsc;
luty. o95sc" Sept. 10%c, Oats: Cash,
sSkc. May, 55Sc; July, 5otc; sept.
i3 sc. Rye: CASH not quoted. Clover
seed: Cash and Feb. sl4.02ia March,
slI10lk No. ., 1855. No. 3. $3.50; re-
iected. $l3.l5. Alsike: Cash, 1890
March, 1885. Timothy: Cash, 81:
March, Si.02sa Butter. eggs and hay
Unchanged.
CHICAGO GRAIN-OpenIng.
CHICAGO Feb. l0.--Wheat. May and
July down &c. Corn; May and July
Down isc. Oats: May ana July un-
changed. Provisions slightly lower.
Close--N heat. May uncnanS ed, July
down Sac Corn: May and July mp lsc.
OATS: May and July up lsc. Provisions
steady.