Show GRAIN AND PROVISIONS Wheat Market Strong On Chicago Board of Trade Chicago Juno 17 Opening prices in wheat showed the effect of a closing advance ad-vance of 3td at Liverpool September starting at 7Si7S54c compared with yesterdays close of 77ic advancing immediately Im-mediately to 7StC The advance at Liverpool Liver-pool following yesterdays decline here came as a surprise to traders and was taken to Indicate that the conservative English market was at last responding to the Russian crop damage news Realizing soon carried the price back to 7Sio Short before 1 oclock the market again I took a upward turn and from that time I on was decidedly strong Private cables and New York advices all confirmed the I damage to Russian crops and also said that the drought was spreading to districts dis-tricts that heretofore have not been affected tat fected Shorts covered liberally and St Louis bought freely during the last hour September advanced steadily to 9 and was bringing 7S aC at the close brngln 7Sic Corn was quiet but firm In the main and close at yc advance Oats were strong on heavy buying for both accounts September pained sfSStc Provision were exceptionally quiet nothlnsr but a narrow scalping business being done The market was steady and L closed unchanged from yesterday cose leading futures ranged as follows Vheat = No2 I Openl I High I Low I Close Jul7Tl77HQ77 7 767Hiti 7711 1 q Sept 77VIS774 1 79 I tW 871 Dec 179 is SOtj I 9i I 80 ½ Corn No 2 I open I High I Low I Close July 3 3 81 3 13H3 uq I Sept z ghsk 7 311g347s 3 I Dec i 31UI 1 34 S < 34I24 i Oats o2 I Open I High I low I Closet Close-t July TI24Hl n 24 il248f24 I < l 24V 24H Septl2r8ir2222t22H1 2rfc22Uflg j = Mess Pork Per barrel I t I OpeT High I Low I Close I July 820 1 S20 I 517 S 20 Sept 1 8 40 I S 49 8 33 IS2 j I Lard = Per 10 pounds I Open I HighI I Low Close I JUly1 5 CO I 502 ½ 1 5 00 I 507 Sept 1 5 02i 515 I 517 I 5L Short Ribs Per ICO pounds I Open High I I Low I Close July 467 4 70 j 467 470 Sept I 4EO 4S24SO 1 487 Cash quotations were as Cal a wS FlourFIrm Winter patents JSKIS 75 straights 3 151 43 spring specials 4 35 spring patents J340GTSO straights 290 330 bakers J220S260 Wheat No 3 spring 7376c No 2 red 97C r Corn No 2 3338Q33ic f I Oats No 2 26 ½ c No 2 white lIe No 3 white 2SU29c Rje No 2 61c Barlej No 2 SIc I Flax Seed No 1 10 Timothy Seed Prime 235 Mess Pork Per barrel J740 < 5iS 20 I Lard Per 10 pounds 549041507 i i Short Ribs Sides loose J4504SO I Shoulders Drj salted boxed 441Ile Sides Short et boxed J495O500 j Whlskj Distillers finished goods per i gallon J1DI gs j I I lg Cut loaf Jg 02 granulated f 64 I I I RlcTTShlp I Flour barrels I 120001 147oOi 120 AVheaC bushels fllSOOOl 6000 Corn bushels 5430001522000 Oats TK U I t wi vtn fji Oat bushels 324 000 S9 XX Rye bushel i I3O0 Barley bushels 40001 3CQO Pacific Coast Grain Markets San Francisco June 37Cash wheat L07fellO December Jl 20 ½ I sScrxidw Barley fir and Strong December iofUand Ore June 1 Wheat Walls Walls 615ri72c 5959cvallej 59Q60C bluestem Tom Wash June l7An improvement improve-ment Ji cent In whet marked the close of the week prices goIng up to iSM ror club G e for bluestem J Spain Buys Our Wheat Washington Juno 17 Spain bought 7000 tons of wheat from the United States last March more than from any other country coun-try according to the report to the state department Valencia of Consular Agent Mertens at Chicago Livestock Chicago June 17There was the usual Saturday lack of offerings in cattle today and the market in consequence was practically prac-tically a nominal one A few medium grades of cattle were disposed of at yesterdays yes-terdays ruling quotations There was a good demand for hogs but offerings were liberal and prices averaged about 2 Uc lower Light hogs sold at 365 013S71u2 mixed lots at 3634j3 < s and heavy at 350ftTS5 Pigs sold at 34 S373 and culls at l50fi3EO Prices for sheep and lambs were strong at the recent advance Offerings went light Sheep sold at 23003 23 for inferior to prime lots ewes selling for 26374 53 and heavy export sheep at 3 ft Yearlings brought 525415S5 clipped lambs 445015 J 610 Colorado wooled Pim 65Qtj66j and spring lambs 630Q730 2000 Receipts Cattle 0 hogs 25000 sheep 20 Denver Livestock Denver June 17 Cattle Receipts l < v > Market slow and steady Beef steers 3 7 3325 tows 36ftil23 feeders freight paid to river 3736475 stockers freight paid to river 640041525 bulls stags etc S1 42 Hogs Receipts 200 Market slow and weak Light packers 34 > S350 mixed and heat J350S360 Sheep Receipts 1700 Market quiet and stead Omaha Livestock Omaha June 17 Cattle Receipts 309 Market strong to 10 higher Native beef steers 440g530 western steers 5lS55 4S3 Texas steers 2751463 cows and heifers 3SOJi460 canners 225 i3 00 1 stockers and feeders 3sO < S500 calves 1 OOO7 Ort bulls stags etq 3 00S4 2S Hogs Receipts 7200 Market steady to strong Heavy sieOSSGo mixed 360f 367 light 362VS367 pigs 22q560 bulk of sales 3624 I SheepReceipts 700 Market stead to strong Western muttons 4 50 stock sheep 3 u ttn lambs 4 506 25 Kansas City Livestock Kansas City June 17 Cattle Receipts 2 Market unchanged from resterdaj Native steers heavy 549051525 medium t510 light 4a > ff4Ki Texas steers 315 J4SO Texas cows 300im3 native 1580 cows and heifers JiOTM stockers and feeders 3 NKJ3 20 bulls 3 10 > U4 00 Hogs Receipts 9 00n Market stEad Bulk of sales 37011175 heavy 17VaXSO packer 3 = 33375 mixed 362Uft 10 light J36 a372 ½ yorkers 37032 pips 3603363 Sheep Receipts 500 Market firm Lambs 542501555 clipped muttons 4 ff 3 00 stockers and feeders 270f 3 SO culls S173Q3 23 Coffee and Sugar New York June 17 Coffee Options closed firm unchanged to 5 points higher Sales 50TX bacs Including June t 60 51o August 5470 September 5480 October 3415 November 5120 December 525 May 3V Spot cofr < > e Dull and easy No 7 Invoice 54c No 7 Jobbing 63jc Mid Cordova 5llc Sugar Raw steady at a decline Fair refining 4 l16c centrifugal S test 45sc molasses sugar 4c 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