The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-01-27
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.


DETROIT. Jan. 27-Close: The gem
eral trend OF news has recently been
IN the direction OF higher prices FOR
grains. Liverpool was advancing dur-
ing tho closing days Of the week ano
much bullish news was printed here
relating 10 both spring and winter
wheat Supplies OF the former are
said 10 be nearly exhausted while the
latter has been injured by frost
Longs in wheat have been covering
quite freely during the past couple or
days although news was mostly Ell
courag ing TO holders ana halls felt
good deal OF confidence They ngure
that receipts ~ spring wheat muot
soon decrease materially AMI run small
for tn, remainder OF the season. Eg-
rope has bullish conditions. suta'ie"t
10 hold Liverpool prices fin, aid the
milling situation I'm tive northwest can
no. very well change without ilEprov-
ing. sales OF nour have been showing
n tendency TO increase recently. In
quiry TO the winter wheat crop Is the
newest Of the Nullish factors. The
weather FOR some TINA before snow
fell. but the extent of the injury can
not be determined before spring.
Demand for Chicago wheat stocks is
as Disappointing as ever Millers are
taking only small lots and show no
anxiety 10 load up
Wheat was strong on Saturday and
closed at an advance of sc
Cloverseed advanced l5n 25c and the
coarse grains were unchange
Wheat quotations. Cash No > red
aaa.c May opened without change at
slN2 advarced 10 Sl.04 and closed at
sio3& July opened at 9634c. adj
varced TO S7Lc and closed at S7Ac:
No. ! white. 97S4c.
Coarse grain quotations: corn--Cash
No. ;, csc. No. yellow. car at sec;
No. yellow. 551ac, Oats-Standard,
l car at ssc: No white, 81 nc. Rye
Cash Nor. ?. 9Ic. Beans-Immediate.
prompt and January shipment, s2.42;
February. s2.44: May, s2.55. Clover
sample. IL bags at s1325. II at $1275.
Q ut S10.5O; prime alsike. sI2.35; sam
rle alsike. - bags al $3.50. at $l1.50.
Timothy seed-Prime spot 75 bags At
s7.25. Barley-Sample. ! car at 81. 80
Per cwt. Buckwheat-Good milling
grain, s175 per ewt.
Receipts in the Detroit market SAT-
urday included 500 bills of -four cars
OF wheat. ! of corn. ~ oats and l Of
! barley. Withdrawals were 400 bills
OF -four. $1,000 bu OF wheat and SS95
bu OF corn, Stocks are $50 4T6 bu Of
wheat. lss,7S5 bu of corn, 1s9.4sO bu OF
oats 1,6l5 bu OF barley and 25.73S bu
OF rye Receipts OF wheat Saturday:
Minneapolis. AS cars. against S03:
Winnipeg. asa ears, against "a. Duluth.
10 cars. against Sc Kansas City. IS
against IS; ST, Louis. $4,000 bu. against
10000 bu a year ago.
PIsnary wheat receipts were 700 600
bu. against $40, 900 bu.
Exports OF wheat and -four Satur-
day. 10000 bu
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
TOLEDO. o.. Jan. 27.-Wheat: Cash.
81: May. sl03S July. 91a.c. Corn:
Cash. ssAc; May, eSac; July 6s5se;
5sSc: July, 4sc: Sept. i2Isc. Rye:
Cash. CSC. Cloverseed. Cash and Jan
sl3.sb; Feb. and March, s13.97Is No. ?,
s1s.70; No. 2, $3.50; rejected. st3.15.
Alsike: Cash and Jan. Sass: March.
SIS. Timothy; Cash and Jan, S732L
March. T.S7k. Butter, eggs and hay
unchanged.
CHICAGO GRAIN--Opeaing.
CHICAGO, Jan. 27.--Wheat: May
and July up &c. Corn: May UP re:
July unchanged. Oats. May and July
unchanged Provisions slightly higher.
aClose-Wheat: May up 7sc. July up
| &c. Corn: May down &C: July down
&c. Oats; May up &c: July un-
changed. Provisions steady
Quotations by Hayden, Stone & Co.