The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-01-22
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

DETROIT. Jan 22.-Close Wheat
was quiet and steady At the opening
on "Wednesday and trading was not
active. Canada reported good export
demand.
There is still some question as to the
big export business claimed on Tues
Gay. Carruthers. the leading Canadian
exporter. could get no confirmation or
the business. but some New York deal
ers believed the sales had been made.
Paris and Buenos Ayres were weak.
while the continent was bidding lib
orally for wheat. Gable bids received
II Winnipeg were too low for business
on Wednesday morning. Bears say
there Is no hope for an advance until
casa demand improves. and that part
OF the business is rather slow now.
bear help and an Increase in exports
from that part OF the world is eN-
pected, but European prices have not
yet been seriously effected and demand
is brisk from var Gus parts OF the con-
tinent Liverpools decline was small
and did not indicate anything like
acute weakness. Chicago bears feel
very confident OF the correctness OF
their position. They consider an adj
vance unlikely as long as primary re-
/ ceipts continue In their present vol
ume. The market IL believed TO be
short now and in position To take
sudden fright should something bull
lish appear. Winter wheat IL still ex-
posed. but there is nothing alarming
in the weather outlook. Armour APP
pears TO have entered into a bull cam
paign in coarse grains.
Wheat ruled easy and closed at a
decline OF y q &c.
Corn advanced l.aAc. rye gained
Lc and cloverseed advanced sc.
S1.1s; May opened without change at
S1.lsh and declined TO sl.ls July
opened at g6tzc touched s5 a c, and de-
clined TO s6hc; No. white. 3li2h
Coarse grain quotations. Corn, cash
/ No. 3. 50Ac No. I. car at 4slc; No.
+ . yellow, cars at So &c. No yellow
1874 bid Oats: Standard, 35c; No.
I white, 3 cars at SAC. No. 4 white, ] car
/ at 32c; sample cars at 81 re. Rye:
Cash No. 2 62l4c. Beans, immediate:
I prompt and January shipment. t2.15;
, February $2l0 Clovcrseed: Prime
( spot. s1220. sample. bags at $40 90
I s at So. 10 at ,9.2S. prime alsike.
tl3.25 sample alsike. bags at N2'
Receipts In the Detroit market
Wednesday included 1000 hbls. OF -four
/ car OF wheat. OF corn. OF oats and
| | OF barley Withdrawals were 1000
bbls. OF -four 1000 bu. OF wheat 1900
bu. OF corn Stocks are 1888 bu. Of
wheat. 240.5O9 bu. OF coin. 67.420 ou. OF
oats and 49, $50 bu. OF rye.
Receipts on Wednesday; Chicago. -
cars against IS n year ago: ST Louis
So 900 bu against $4,000 bu; Kansas
City. So cars. against 40; Omaha, 50
cars against %; minneapolis +3'-eaFs
against 22T: Duluth, 90 cars. against
81. Winnipeg. 257 cars. against 365
Liverpool wheat closed Nd lower and
corn unchanged TO I'D lower.
Exports OF wheat and -four Wednes-
day $4,000 blu. 800
primary wheat receipts were 1850,
600 bu., against Az, 600 bu. year ago
Wheat stocks at Minneapolis de-
creased 10000 bu. for four days
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
ToLEDo-~o Jan. 22.-Wheat: Cash.
n ISL May. s1l7; July, 96tc' sept
ssLc sept, 56hc oats: Cash 5tc;
MAJ ss7sc: July. 37c; Sept, 3ohc, Rye;
cash. 64c. Cloverseed; cash and Jan.
90 40 Feb. t1263k March, sls!ei
Oct ss72IA Alsike; cash; s.3SS'
March sI3 65 Timothy Cash, SlsO,
Tsh al o.: March. 81. Butter. eggs and
hay: Unchanged
CHICAGO GRAIN-OpeninE.
CHICAGO. Jan 22.-wheat May and
J,lv down iAc Corn: May and July
rnchanged. oats: May and July down
Provisions: Slightly lower.
Noou-Mheat. May and July down
B, corn. May down isc: July down
- 'p,ts. Nav unchanged, July up - G.