Show GRAIN AND PROVISIONS Chicago May in the tte I wheat pit was bullish all day and the volume of trade was fairly active The failure of the foreign markets m to follow J the slump here hete yesterday Imparted a af strong f tone J at the opening which was as augmented by b unfavorable crop reports from the southwest particularly from western Kansas Kan s and Nebraska Advices from Kansas were tory tOI but the trade seemed inclined to look on the dark side sWe 8 le A dispatch from froma a cordage concern at St S1 Louis claiming that f many orders for twine had been can cn celd owing to tb poor pr oUtlook for the t new nw crop in Kansas I Oklahoma and Texas T Xa was one of the wa reports that startled started the An enormous decrease derene in the worlds visible I supply of wheat as out L lne lined iLi In statement wheat also to inspire bullish sentiment Ac I cording carding to this authority the total avail available available aval able decreased bushels during the i last week wee and an bushels bushel during durin the theat I month of leaving leasing the supply now April I Ismal at bushels which is almost almot the thI tl I smallest smal t on record Local Lal contract stocks in public elevators decreased last week and nl arP are now w y only bushels ll I During the day dy Jul Jul July s sold ld between LUf LU and ad ll U H and closed clo at i I Shorts Shor were active a th bidders bidder for corn cm and ad I Ithe the market markot displayed a strong srn tone tone Cash I Icor Icorn corn cor at the sample tables was wae c high I Ier er or but there was ws little offered The Th corn com market closed strong final quota tons showing net gains gans of ie je c to ic c Compared wit with yesterdays close with JUly at 6 f Sentiment in the oats pit pi was bullish During the te da day July ranKed ranged between 51 5 nod and an 51 5 At the close cose prices price were wee up V c to c compared with the clo close with JUly at l 1 were strong al all day Con Closing prices showed net nt gams gi of lEU c to U ii The leading leding futures future ranged as follows WHEAT T TO Open O n I High H I IMay LoW I c May lay I 1 i 17 July Jul lW 1111 11 lum Sept 8 10 1 l 1103 1 I Dec pec De II CORN CORN Open HI High h I L Low J May Ia r July tI S S 68 il r r Sept Sp 67 6 Pee Dec De I 55 1 t OATS OATS I Op Open i lUgh I Lw Low t 1 Q CIoe May ay 0 I 7 i I jIS JUly 1011 51 I Sept If De Dec 44 4 41 w MESS PORK Per barrel I Open i High 4 Low I IMay ClO May 1306 1 IK iF July JUl 19 r IU h 2 Sept 11 rBI 11 Sll LARD Per pounds ns I Open I High I Lw Low l May IO r 1106 10 1104 July 1 14 1052 Sept tw 1065 15 1056 SHORT RIBS Per 1 pounds t p JIl I Low I 1 Clos Iy h 0 July ho 1 Se t l I 1 t 10 Cash quotations were wre as a follows fo Flour Firm Rye No 2 Sif SIM Barley Feed or mixing milB e fi fair to choice colo malting Flax Seed No 1 I southwestern Iia No 1 northwestern lW 1119 Timothy Seed Clover O OIs Mess Is Pork Per bbl Ibs lbs 1047 Sides rib ribe loose I Sd Snort dear boxed J lo Grain Statistics St Total Tatal T taI clearances of wheat and flour were equal to bushels Primary re receipts rE rEceipts were bushels compared with wn bushels the corresponding day da a year yc i ago The worMs worlds visible supply as shown by Bradstreets decreased 8 bushels Estimated receipts lp ree for tomor tomorrow tomorrow tomorrow row Wheat beat 4 cars ca corn 86 5 cars oats 11 cars can hogs 1000 head bead |