The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-10
Grain and Provisions.

DETROIT, Mar. 9,--<loHes Inc
early wheat market was firm. but
this was not because OF the showing
OF supplies on farms made in tho
government report. The totals were
Ebaut as expected by the trade.
The market for wheat - once NOR 9
on a supply aud demand basis. hay-
iHg been cleared Of other conditions
In the recent decline, Weak longs
are out and stronger ones art get
ting Ia IL IL a case OF heavy de-
mand and light supply For:igners
lngs are not enough 10 meet thor
wants Prices In Liverpool did not
decline In proportion 10 TINS coun
try's slump and since the advance SET
in they are leading This oscaus ,s
such "A largo share OF recent exports
went 10 continental points. leaving
the United Kingdom with moderate
supplies. IL Is difficult To secure
wheat In large lots IN the leading
American markets.
Supplies In farfners' hands now are
small enough 70 hold the bears In
checks and there IL not much desire
among dealers TO get on the snort
side IL II not n good time for large
receipts owing TO the oad ROADS. re
are taking Detroit wheat every day.
Argentine news IN bullish. heavy
rains, but there Is large increhse
In stocks IN Europe. lo.taAooo bu Tor
the week. The stock Is now about
Wheat was strong during the
greater part or the session and closed
6ho higher for cash, Be for May and
2hc for July.
grains and seeds were unchanged.
Receipts In tho Detroit market on
Tuesday included 1000 bills OF hour,
Z cars OF wheat. 2 OF corn, ? OF oats.
or rye and 9 OF hay. Withdrawals
were 1000 bbls Of -four. 1900 bu Of
osts. stocks are 100000 bu OF wheat.
$4,000 bu OF corn. 400 bu OF oats,
1000 bu OF barley and 1900 blu of
rye.
minneapolis SOLD 100000 su Of
wheat for Immediate shipment TO
The European visible supply In
creased 10 t3i.0o0 bu last week and 10
now s9.5s2.0o0 blu. against si,9oo.oOo
bu year ago.
Wheat quotations: Cash No red.
yi.s5; May opened with an advance
OF &c at Sl.b3. advanced to n.63h.
declined TO sl.Ss and closed ut VI %;
July opened at sl.2t. declined TO n.2s
and closed at ti,fthi No; ! white,
$3.50 Coarse grain quotations: Corn.
cash No. :, 13c; No. . yellow. I car
at Tlc; No 4 yellow. 77c. Oats: stand
ard. Z cars M 5shc. closing at Sc
bid: No. 3 white. sac; No. white.
sTikc. Rye: Cash No. 2. lila. Beans:
Immediate. prompt and March ship
ment s2s5: May, sSi5. Cloverseed:
Prime spot and March, $3.50: sample
red. rs bags at $500. 100 at ts. Is
at yT75. 30 at $3.50; prime Lstke.
SssS sample alike. lc tags at $3.50.
Tim ,thy: Primo spot. 1910.
Receipts OF wheat Tuesday. sIo
cars. against sti a year ago. Chicago.
"a ears. against 81: Duluth, 400 cars.
against 1914. Minneapolis, Ill cars.
Primnry wheat receipts were $780,
900 bu. against $4,000 bu n year ago.
Exports OF wheat and nour Tues
day T56.000 bu.
The worlds wheat visible supply
Increased 1872, 900 hu last week. The
total u now lTt7ss.o0o Blu. against
ips07i 900 bu n year ago
Snow thinks the American wheat
surplus has been practically all mar
CHICAGO GRAIN nARKET.
CHICAGO, Mar es-Opening -
wheat; May. up skc: July. up NC,
Corn. May. UP &C; July. up NC.
Oats: May. up &c; July, up nc. Pro-
visions: Unchanged 10 lower.
Noon--wheat; May. down NC;
July. down Ike. Corn: May. down lc.
July. down Nc: Oats: May. down
Ac July, down NC.
IN 1ins Corn: May. down NC: July
down NC Oats: May down Ne; July
down hc Provisions. about steady.