The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-04-29
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

ApTu so-&iooes
news from the Balkans got In t. work
on Monday at the opening and boosted
prices In Liverpool. which in turn sent
prices higher In the American mar
ktts.
Liverpool had weak American mar
kcts as a bearish influence, but this
was offset by higher worlds exports.
a decrease on passage and In Liverpool
Spot cargoes wire Arm and the United
Kingdom was receiving only q small
share OF the wheat movement. Shorts
were nervous and did great deal OF
covering. Russia reported a favorable
outlook for winter wheat and seeding
OF spring wheat completed under good
conditions. Spring seeding In England
Advices from the American north
west show that much Of the spring
seeding 10 late. but winter wheat IL
still in good shape. Notwithstanding .
few reports Of chinch bugs and other
ing last week the bulls did not take
fright. They figured that a reaction
was In order and felt confident that
the foreign strength would quickly
put out on Saturdays weakness and
the covering helped the early strength.
Winter wheat has received the need
ed moisture and Ia now safe for time.
Primary wheat receipts were quite
large, but 30 were exports, and the de-
crease in the visible supply was az
heavy az expected. Argentine markets
Wheat was strong early. following
Chicago. but the Toledo market weak
ened and carried Detroit back with ~
making the close steady at Saturdays
last prices.
Wheat quotations: Cash No red.
sos May wheat opened with an ad-
vance OF Nc at s1.osh, declined TO
at ,i'es: july opened at slkc. lost &c.
advanced to s<hc and closed at Sac:
September opened at sAc and decline
to ss,ac; No: white. si.o7. Coarse
ssse; S No, yellow. s.Hc; No. vel:
low. 5sHc Oats: Standard. car at
3sc: No. white. SIC: No. white. CSC.
Rye: Cash No. 2. S<lsc. Beans; Inn
,sss cd nr"%pd an Prime A spos sisss
sample. 30 bags at $12.7s. 10 at 3ll;
prime aisike. SIS. Timothyseed: Prime
spot. 50 bags at Sl.7S.
day included 1000 bbls OF nour and s
cars OF corn. Withdrawals were 1000
bills OF nour and 1000 bu OF corn.
Stocks are 2ls.000 bu Of wheat. $4,000
bu Of corn. 1880 bu Of oats. and 1855
bu OF rye.
Liverpool wheat closed !. q hd high
er and corn unchanged to I'd lower.
Wheat on passage amounts TO 81.
$4,000 bu against sS.otaooo bu week
Worlds wheat exports last week
were l3l3soo0 bu. against 1t5tt.000
bu the week before and l1,7So.000 blu
Receipts Of wheat Monday: Duluth.
So cars. against II q year ago: Mime
apolis, c56 cars, against 2:3: Winnipeg.
s:s cars. against $50; Chicago. SO cars.
against II.
week: Wheat, 2.172.OO0 bu corn, 81
e35, 900 bu: oats. $4,000 bu.
Primary wheat receipts were 1862
900 bu. against $4,000 bu year ago.
Exports Of wheat and hour Monday.
'ciiicxdo. April :s.-whest was
firm and higher at the start today on
light worlds shipments Offset the
opened sc and July &c higher than
n ,Ss .sr an; ;r.dn nsid t osr
up at the start. but later options were
easier. dropping to the level OF last
wssh Ths's Nav ,n rans ese wa. frdm 5.
a 54Nc In the early trading Oats had
an easier undertone: TRAILING was dull.
Lower prices at the Yards gave the
and prices were down at the start.
TOLESOO W nkAI AND UNODSSrs'
TOLEDO. O., April 2S.--Wheat: Cash,
s1.oS: May. sane: July. sasc; septem-
Der. s3hc. Corn: Cash and May. sshc;
Cash. SIC: May. S7kc: July. sshc: Sep
tember. 3shc: Rye: Cash, sc; CLOVER
Der. S7.6s: December. $3.50. Alsike:
Cash. 1910. Timothy: Cash. April and
March. $50. Butter. eggs and hay:
Unchanged.
CHICAGO GRAIN.
AGO. April cs.-Openins-
Wheat: May up sc: July up %c: Germ;
urichanged: July up sc. Provisions:
Noon-wheat: May. down NC; July
down NC. Corn: May down hc: July
unchanged. Oats; May and July un-
en ic.n!nssesoGwb..,. Nav down &c; July
unchanged. Corn: May UP NC; July up
hc.. Oats: May. up &c; July up sc,
Provisions: Steady.
Wheat