Show GRAIN GRAI N AND PROVISIONS C July 14 Wheat t for July de l y advanced today to a new high record for the season lIOn and aDd a gain of 7 l cents over the previous close clo e The sen flen advance In the July delivery kept the wheat pit In a flurry of excitement throughout the entire session although the actual amount of trading in that op tion was not nt n t large Shorts were exceed urgent In their demand for July wheat sheat heat but Rut offerings at no time were lib Jib oral eral The demand was based oo ed on weather conditions In this country Rains were reported in Kansas and Nebraska which will wUl cause causa cau e additional delay dela to harvesting and the official forecast predicted show ers els and thunderstorms thunderstorm generally over a large section of the wheat growing states for tor tonight and tomorrow This will fur ther thee retard the movement of the new crop At L the same time many reports were received from Illinois Kentucky and Tennessee ee claiming that wheat In the shocks snooks was sprouting as a result of wet W weather i The market marlet opened strong with prices 14 i to iu 1 higher July being at 1 20 to 11 Within the first ur the price had been forced up to 1334 by leaps of K 34 to l I cent between sales At this point some of the leading longs seemed to have wheat for sale and as aa a result the receded about 1 cent Senti ment in the pit was extremely bullish all day and In the final the price shot upward and failed to stop until it had hd The market arket closed excited and aDd strong with prices almost at the top toll July being at 1 1 11 An advance nee of ot more mor more than thaB 1 l cent nt l In the price of the July Juh de delivery very was the tea fea ture of L tradIng In corn com At the close dose prIces were 2 54 higher to 34 lower com corn with the previous close The 57 Jump In ln July Jul detracted from activity in the oats OI ts market trading being belne dull nearly n a f all aU day Prices closed 34 low Sr er to 34 higher than final nal figures yei yes es close ProvisIons were strong n all day At the tho Were wele to 1 1730 higher then than y ay The Te leading futures ranged ai all follows follow w EAT I Open j i High i L Low LowI I Close CIos July Ui Sept IU IU 11 tU IL 1112 Dee 1 US l j 1 1112 11 C RN I Open pen I High HI h I t Low I Close July I 72 78 r 72 pt Dec I 56 I 57 May 1 y 17 Ji 37 OAIS i I Open j I High I ILow Low I Close July Jul 48 a 11 I 48 Sept 11 42 It Dec 14 1 II May lay r 45 lESS Per bbl baL baLI I Open i High I Low I J Close July G n 1075 Sept 33 II I 10 1 Oti LARD Per 10 lbs IDS I Open I High I Low I Close July 1175 1178 1177 Sept 1180 Uso 11 75 1189 SHORT Per 10 lbs IDS I Open I High I Low J I Close July 1143 11 43 1147 Sept 1135 1145 UM 1111 1141 Cash quotations were as a follows fo Flour lOc to Me Oc higher Barley Feed or mixing fair to toI choice malting I Flax Seed No 1 southwestern LH No 1 northwestern i Seed Timothy fl LI 90 1 i 1 i Mess barrel I Lard Per MX 1 pounds SUIi i Short Ribs loose UA I Short Clear Sides boxed IL 1 Grain Statistics i Total clearances of wheat and flour floor flourI I were nere equal to bushels Primary re is I were bushels compared comred with bushels the corresponding day da a atar atar itar tar ago agu a Estimated receipts for tomorrow tomor irow row Wheat 2 cars CIU corn com SK cars cans oats I 81 cars hogs li 08 head |