The Detroit times., 1913-02-01
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

DETROIT Feb. CLOSE; Wheat
had quiet time on the last business
day or the week. The response In Liv-
rrpool 10 Fridays strength here was
MT ehtfestastte and dealers were not
In hurry TO trade.
Liverpool based the wheat strength
rarity on the American advance and
In part on the political troubles OF the
Balkan states Plate offerings were
firmer. March advanced because or
light offerings and the advance In
corn helped wheat Later the big
worlds exports gave the foreign mar
kets all easier feeling. but Liverpool
closed IA small gain for the day
India still has dry weather I'm import
ant wheatgrowing districts The
Buenos Ayres market will be closed on
Monday and Tuesday
Chicago gossip has II that "A number
short side or wheathad covered on the
Friday advance \ majority believed
that wheat had advanced far enough
for the present Dealers feel alarmed
about the effect OF the cold MaXe.
White Severe weather Is not unusual
at this time or year. the fields have
less protection than usual and injury
may be severe. The covering OF some
heavy short lines leaves the market In
position 10 react some, but there Is
no hearish news OF any importance.
Receipts In the northwest show a
heavy falling on and observers believe
now on. Mills are good buyers and
Hour is in fair demand.
saturdays wheat market had the
usual dullness and closed with no
change In prices.
Corn advanced NC. oats and other
coarse grains were steady and clover
seed advanced SC.
Wheat quotations: Cash No. red.
s1l5A declined to ,1l5 and advanced
TO tl,lSk July opened at g6c. declined
TO s6s.c and advanced 10 sec; Septem-
Der opened at a4c. lost nc and ad-
vaneed TO ste; No. white. 81 Coarse
grain quotations: Corn. cash No. 8. soc,
No. yellow, l car at sic: No. 4 yell
low. 4shc. oats Standard. ! car at
s5 nc: No. white. cars at s41Sc; No.
wA+te-23ls Rye Cash No 2 SIC.
Reans; All deliveries. $40 Clover
seed: Prime spot. 100 bags at s12.45,
sample, rs bags at $40. prime alsike,
sl2 4o; sample alsike. II bags at ,l2,
Receipts In the Detroit market Sat
urday included 1000 bills or -four 3 OF
drawals were 1000 bills OF hour. IL 900
bu OF corn and 5000 bu OF oats. Stocks
are 505326 bu OF wheat. 2O2 log blu OF
corn. 6s.700 blu OF oats and 1880 ou or
rye,
Receipts OF wheat Saturday: Chi
ago. 90 cars, against 90 a year ago;
81 Louis. 1885, 900 blu. against 50 600 bu;
Kansas City, IS cars. against 81 Oma-
J.
295 cars against IT'S; Duluth. l6 cars.
against ls; Winnipeg 1+s cars against
Wheat stocks in Minneapolis increas-
ed $4,000 hu for one day
Exports OF wheat and hour Satur-
dav $4,000 bu.
Primary wheat receipts were $4,000
blu. AGAINST $4,000 bu a year ago.
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
TOLEDO. o.. Feb Wheat. Cash
s1.lsG May, tl.f6% July s6Sc. Sep
81 &c: July. 90 &c: September. soc. oats:
Cash, 35I.c MAY and July. 36A c: Ser
t.mber see Rye Cash. 64A c. Clover
seed Casff,- January -aHd FsbFus ~.
;i25Th March, t12.ss; October, SS65
AlSike: Cash. 1885, March. slS.6i
March. $3.50 Butter, eggs and hay:
Unchanged.
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO, Feb. IA strong opening
in the grain pit today was followed
by reaction and the upward march
OF cereals was stopped. May wheat
orened up nc. touching the high mark
for some time, 90 cents, but after he
first half hour OF trade dropped TO
and then lost hc. Corn and oats fol-
lowed. May and July corn opened up
80. and then lost kc. Oats opened
unchanged, and later lost &c. Pro-
sisions held Arm. with trading light
Opening-WheAt: May up lsc. July
unchanged. Corn: May and July UP
nc Oats: May and July unchanged.
Provisions unchanged.
Close-Wheat: May down &C, July
down nc. Corn: May down nc. July
down sc Oats: May and July down
hL Provisions Unchanged