Show GRAliN GRAHN CHICAGO Aug 11 By By The Associated General setting ot of wheat today and a consequent sharp downturn In price resulted from the tho bearish showing of the tho United States government crop re- re report report re report port and from assertions assertion that the Canadian government crop forecast was regarded as IlS too low Besides the world exportable wheat surplus wa by a British author author- authority authority it ity l today as bushels against bushels a year ear ago Profit taking sales weakened the tho corn market after sitter prices had touched a It new high price pric record for the th season With the tho United States shown ot- ot officially of officially to have bushels greater wheat production than was forecast n a a month ago bullish as- as aspe aspects pests as-pests pe ts of oC the Canadian government crop report were largely counter counter- balanced counterbalanced today In thi this connection duo notice also was taken here of the fact that the combined UnIted States and Canadian export aur- aur sur surplus plu plus Indicated for tor this season Is ot of more liberal size than has of ot late seemed probable Wheat closed unsettled 2740 2 i 7 3 c net lower corn Via c to lAic down oats 1 to 1 lc vc oft off and pro pro- provisions pro provisions visions showing Sc to 10 drop Both Doth December and May corn today commanded at limes the prices yet et this season ason In addition to the governments government's corn harvest forecast having Ing been cut bushel bushela from las las months month's estimate the th corn market marke further was strengthened by reports of ot fur tur- fur tIer ther deterioration and by fears tears ot of frost trost dama damage e I Houses with eastern connections though were prominent as sellers on today's upturns In price GO FUTURES lUc CHICAGO Au Aug By ll-By 11 By Tile The Associated Press Press- Press High Low Close Wheat Wheat- Wheat Sept Dec 34 1403 My C y i 31 Corn Corn- Corn Sept 86 8 14 94 4 SH 14 Dec 91 Dl 89 89 89 l May ay 97 DH 95 93 Oats Oats- Sept 42 40 41 Dec Dc 45 y 44 44 May 49 4 48 43 4 4 41 48 49 Rye lye Rye Sept Dec 10 1058 Lard Lard- Lard Sept 1525 1503 1505 15 05 1510 Oct 1525 1515 1520 Ribs Ribs- Sept Ribs Sept noa 1500 Oct 1495 1575 1575 Deities- Deities Bellies Sept 1712 1102 17 2 1760 1760 Oct 1727 KANSAS CITY Aug 11 Wheat Receipts cars un- un unchanged un unchanged changed halt half cent to one on cent lower No 2 dark hard H No 3 dark hard 1290 No 2 hard bard No 3 hard l No 2 red No 3 red 1280 Close September Do- Do December De December cember May lay Corn unchanged to half cent higher No 2 whited white while c No 3 white 82 No I yellow c No 3 yellow No 2 mixed 84 it c Close September Decem Decem- December December ber 87 Co Oats Oats unchanged to h c lower No o 2 white ei No 8 3 white 41 4 1 0 Uc Rye He c Barley 63 TOLEDO Aug It By 11 By The As- As Associated sedated No Wheat Press Wheat Nored 2 red Corn Corn No Corn No 2 yellow c Oats Oats-No Oats No 2 white 41 Barley Barley tye l OS 0 Clover Cash seed Cash Imported 1800 October 2005 bid Do- Do De December comber cember 1615 August Alsike September August 1475 bid Sep Sep- Sep Sep- 1478 1475 14 15 bid I Timothy September seed seed September and andi i October old and now OMAHA Aug AuS Wheat It-Wheat 11 Wheat No 1 hard bard 4 0 34 i No 2 hard 27 No Io 1 I mixed Corn No 2 white No 2 yellow ellow SIc No 2 mixed S 4 c Oats No 0 3 2 white 40 ST LOUIS Aug 11 Wheat 11 No 2 red rd No 1 1 hard 6 Corn No 2 I mixed Sc No o 3 mixed SIc No Xo 2 yellow ellow c |