Show WHEAT IMPROVES MAY GOES HIGHER July and September Crops Follow Follow Fol Fol- FoI- FoI low Suit of the Early Cereal CORN A LITTLE LOWER lS Sa Sale Ie of If r Lends Il j nn no- no nolo lo to Inn n it K V V Chicago o May fay 3 Wheat heaL Wheat showed considerable considerable con con- improvement loda today and at lie I close cose W was S Tic c higher for tor May fay Jl c for or July and ond He c for rOl September Corn Cor Corvas vasal was vas weak veal and ane closed J c e lower for May Jul July anil September Oats had n a c for or May and Vic c each lach for July and Sell Sell- Provisions Pro lost severely pork bout about lower In the lie end mI lard hard n do o n from Crom e c to 22 c and ribs from Be e In their May price and lOc Jut July to 12 c for Sep Wheat open opened el firm at about closing cosin u Ices of o the 10 day before and for or a short time made gradual upon ho tho starting Weather cather could not note lie he e better heUel for for tho the best hest Interests of or he glowing gi cio croli and anti foreign n markets give gave ga c no 10 Indication of or being in an any need nell of oC American whom Trade was aas vcr very mall malland and after a few fractions ha had been added to o open opening In there was little more moore wanted for rol a considerable time and N little offered There was vms a fair rul f inquiry 11 1 liy y cash houses for COl 1 May a wheat which t lOch gave n e rise to the impression that buying of or thai lint kind was ns making hedges off wheat nt In store stoic that thai had been heen sold V July Tu cl edged l a little higher In sympathy until the price was 7 e. e Wheat henl crop of oC Oklahoma which last las year yer amounted to lo 1 illO bushels as ns officially reported ported va wu estimated for or the coming cominG haC harvest t at at I. I bushels b by th the secretary of the iho dealers dealers' association of f that terri terri- err I- I tOI tory ory Kaii Sells Sel for J Firmness was maintained to tho hit close closey cose b by y the thc lie i-clort i of or bushels No 2 hard Kansas having been sold for rOI or export via Galveston Gal between the Iw last latt t half hai of oC Jul July and nd the lie end o of September said to lo lobe tolie lie be on ona n nu u a bats of uC c Kansas City which Was the lie quotations there here today for tor Jul July wh wheat t Trade In lii the corn pit lilt was of small vol vol- 1 time 0 mc l. l hut but there thIc wn was more done than was wag the 10 case cae the day before Weather ather as Is fume fine fines Cne as s was prevailing naturally helped hIll the growth of oC time the bearish sentiment Opening g ti indicated how liow matters matter wore were the tIme operators selling wa titS as pushed to 0 a moderate tl extent through out ut the first half o of the session V A Argentine shipments for or the time wll week mt-cc-Ic v verc at 3 00 O j bushels against l 1 I 1 O bushes the week and 1215 w 0 bushels the thc similar week of 1 liI li I 1 Thieve There was wag more disposition lo to sell si-ll wl oats onis mind nd with a 1 com comparatively par light and nd Indications of or larger larlI receipts n im the near ear future the til price price- suffered n. n I little he rho sample market was vas a R little 10 lowr w v. v also lo In sympathy with wih the futures Sales Sal's reported made here for foi COI shipment of or 0 0 and nd NC T York reported bushels sold for COl 01 export V Volume In lu Trade in Iii the of or provision plo was as I volume and prices suffered much mich Sellers were wen active e at the thc slight t with which trading commence d r slid ml Hl th there re was an aim absence alenco o ot of adequate upp r r Hog Ilog V receipts V V Compared llo o of n i years a ago agi 1 aio t beginning to show how so jO much heavier as to affect roc roc- t Ilal Jo Local c 1 receipts of only 01 and a inor market markel for them gave tIme ie strong tone lone to the trailing at mit the opening hUlL but that was more than over over- conic ome tome h by the thc lie eJ egg 1 at al time the chief n packing points points' amounting to la- la compared with only 10 the time similar I ia a ay last year V WI I Ar- Ar hl Lid bid 1 Hid Bid T May In 4 7 I July fc 78 ih fi i 7 Ij j TOA l Sept 1 77 m 1 V V Th 18 CORN CORN- V I Open I II High h. h I Lom Low I Close Ma May Ia m V Jill July IH 1 1 f IG ICU 16 i IH V VV 1 IH Sept 10 16 Hj 16 I Ij OATS OATS OATS- OAS V V I Open Onen ren I l Right lUgh h. h I Low Lw I Clo May Alay hi r 8 July Sept 11 31 1311 31 21 rrt 2 2 IJ 17 V PORK loin i I Open I J Jf lIgh h. h I lw iv I Close May ay 2 15 1 1511 J July Juh J 70 1570 1532 11 l 15 ir I HJ Sept Sent 1 1550 V 1550 1112 15 1542 1 1 LARD LARD- V V I Ouch Open I I Low Lw Vt 1 Clos I May u. u SW 65 S. lii fJ If V 3 Sept V s. s I 1 RIBS RIBS- V I V I Open I High I Low I Close May f sr ail sPI Jul Jul July V Ii Sept t. t V SI f IS S 53 I Cash sales al s Wheat heat V win winter No 2 red IIA kih I No 2 hard haid 7 0 t Spring tpring i wheat wheaL Ko No 10 I 1 northern SI M I No 2 2 northern i 2 V VS S Corn 2 2 1 I I. 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