Show I 9 I Grains Provisions I j jand I and Dairy Dair Produce I j SALT LAKE E DAIRY PRODUCE Quotations by Mutual Creamery Co Butter Dutter- Case Cue Los Lus Loa Fresh extra creamery butter buter In cartons cartons creamer 4 48 45 Fresh extra creamery butter parchment prints print U 47 W Fresh firsts creamery creamerY butter buter in cartons 4 46 45 B Fresh firsts creamery creamer butter parchment prints 45 Cooking butter in cubes 38 38 Eggs Eggs Eggs- Selected fresh eggs ggs a 25 26 Ranch eggs eggs 22 22 Cheese- Cheese Full Ful cream cheese triplets trIplet 22 22 Full Ful cream cheese Young Americas 23 Full Ful cream cheese 5 6 squares squares 24 24 Block Swiss cheese 40 40 Cream brick cheese 32 12 32 CHICAGO GO GRAIN GRAIS CHICAGO March 7 Speculative sellIng selling sell sell- Ing In the corn market had a depressing effect on prices of all al grains during the early dealings Most of the corn sellIng selling sell sell- sel- sel Ing was wa by pit traders There was wa no material pressure from other sources but aggressive aggressive support was absent After opening at 94 05 34 c off to an equal adVance ad ad- vance May c. c the corn market suffered a general setback with May leading the decline and showing sowing a drop of nearly Ic lc Fair buying on the part of commission commission commis commis- sion lion houses rallied the te market later Lightness of ot receipts receipt helped the bulls The close clone was unsettled at the same as aa yesterdays yesterday's finish to u c lower May 80 Wheat receded with corn corn Expected signing of the tariff advance proclamation tion lon was apparently regarded as having been already discounted as a bullish facton fac fac- fac- fac tor ton The Tho opening which varied from unchanged figures to c o higher May and July both 1 to 1 1 11 was around followed by a a moderate moderatE decline all al Subsequently wheat advanced sharply as a result of advices that in the last few feao days bushels of Canadian wheat had been purchased for May July May uly shipment to Europe The close was strong c to lc 10 net higher May 12 11 to U 2 and July to Oats started unchanged unchanged to o hl higher her May and then underwent something some some- thing of a sag Provisions were firmer in line with hoc ho values lne wih I 1 THE TIlE GRAIN FUTURES Open High Low Close Wheat Wheat- May 11 11 1114 11 1 July uly 11 11 11 Sept 11 Corn Corn Corn- May 80 81 80 80 July 81 8 81 81 Sept 81 81 L 81 81 8 Oats Oats Oats- Oats May 47 47 47 47 July 46 4 46 46 45 4 46 4 Sept 42 42 4 42 4 2 42 4 Lard- Lard May 1130 1130 1135 1130 1132 July July Ribs Ribs- 1152 16 1167 1152 1165 1155 1165 May May 98 July 1016 1015 Bellies Bellies- May lIay Deles 1042 July 1086 1086 1060 1085 1086 CASH CASI GRAIN GRAI Wheat Wheat No 2 hard 1 No 3 hard 10 11 Corn Corn Cor No 3 mixed No Ko 3 yellow Oats Oat Oats No 2 white 47 4 I 2 No 3 white 46 0 Rye Rye No 3 Barley Banley 67 05 lOc Timothy seed seed Clover seed seed Lud 1030 Ribs Bellies DeleS 1025 25 I OTHER OTHE GRAIN GRUN MARKETS I MINNEAPOLIS March llarch 7 Wheat Wheat Cash No 1 northern No 3 1 dark northern spring choice to fancy 26 good to choice 21 ordinary to good 1 May 16 July 18 Sep Sop 17 Corn Corn No 3 yellow 72 Oats Oats No 3 white 43 Barley Banley 57 05 Rye Rye Rye-No No 2 2 64 Flax Flax No No 1 64 KANSAS CITY March 7 Wheat Wheat No 2 hard No 2 I red lW 0 split bid July split t bid id Corn Corn No 2 white No 3 white No 2 yellow No 3 yellow No 2 mixed No 3 mixed May asked July split bid Septem ber her bid Hay hay Unchanged ST. ST LOUIS lIar Marsh March h 7 Close Close Wheat May May 1 I Jui 10 34 Corn Corn May May Sic July 81 Oats Oats May May tOn O OMAHA IAIA Neb Nob Starch March llarch 7 Wheat Wheat No 2 hard No 3 mixed Sic Corn Corn No 3 white No 3 yellow 69 No Ko 2 mixed Oats Oats No 1 y Z white Hc No S I white 46 4 05 4 Ge FI U. U MINNEAPOLIS Minn March Starch 7 7 Flour Flour Unchanged 7 1 Bran 24 00 j I p CA CALL CALT T MONEY NEW YORK March 7 Call CaI Call money money- Steady high 4 4 per por cent low 1 i p per r cent ent ruling rate 4 4 per cent closing cosing bid 4 per cent offered at 4 4 per percent percent percent cent last loan 4 per cent call cal loans against acceptances 4 per cent time loans loans steady mixed collateral sixty sixty- ninety days 4 per cent six four-six months 4 per cen cent prime commercial paper 4 4 per per percent cent |