Show I Grain Provisions Provisions' I and ad Dairy Dair Produce II SALT LAKE Mutual CreamerY Co Quotations by Cremer Cue Case e lots Fresh Freh Freh cartons carton extra etra creamery butter buter In 43 Fresh ment merit extra extra prints print creamery eremey buter butter parchment parchment parch- parch 43 41 Fresh Freh tons firsts firt creamery butter buter in cartons car car- ca- ca catons 41 41 butter parch parchment Fresh firsts creamery eremey 40 se Selected ment prints fresh ei eggs eggs' 34 Ranch eggs ege It 1 Full cream cheese chene Triplets Triplet 22 22 Ful Amer- Amer Young Full lul lea cream cheese I Fu cream cheese Full cheese Ful cream cram 24 U Block squares a Swiss I cheese he 11 t j I B Cream brick cheese 21 51 KANSAS ASAS CITY July iC higher highe firsts CIT c selects elects Other I produce unchanged NEW DillY YORK July 29 Live 20 Live V poultry poultry- M Unsettled broilers by freight freigh 8 by y express 25 fowls fowl by freight roosters by express Pressed F turkeys fros- fros poultry Firm Firm turkey en e ir NEW YORK TORK 2 Bur I Jul July receipts 1 creamery higher highe titan 1669 sz 02 extras 39 3 c creamery creamer extras 9 91 firsts 88 II to iL core eor creamery firt 8 core score 36 36 le to firm receipts 2850 I Eggs Steady Eggs Steady Pacific Egg teady coast coat whites extras do firsts to extras extra O c. c I Cheese Steady Cheese Steady to firm receipts 36 07 pounds pound t 1 CHICAGO July 29 Butter Higher creamery extras standards 1 Ii 3 sec c u c extra firsts c firsts seconds Eggs Steady Eggs Steady receipts receIpt 2438 CM caes firsts firt ordinary firsts Z 25 21 Vi storage pack firsts s. s O CHICAGO July 2 Poultry Alive Alive lower ower CHICAG fowls broilers roosters 14 1 Vic c. c CHICAGO GRAINS CHICAGO a July 29 On n On fresh w waves ves and n provisions provis- provis of ot buying today corn rye uJ new nw high ions Ion ons as a. welt well wel as a. hogs hog reached price records record for the season aason Wheat Veat record sharp downturn in however made a a value during the early dealings anti and heavy profit proUt taking sales ale soon Boon brought about decided setbacks setback In other grin grains about On the bulge in prices price May delivery delvery of corn reached bulle as high as 5 a bushel buhel September rye 11 t touched 00 o O it tober ber berard lard ard 14 1400 00 and hogs 1116 1146 all al record breakers breker so ao far In 1924 I Favorable weather In Canada Canada and arId the Favorable heavy movement of winter whet wheat In this were largely largel responsible for the country downward yard swing Ing 0 of wheat wheat prices today and for Cor the reversal of the action acton of I I I corn cor and and of other grain after ater an early 7 advance sore Wheat opening prices which r ranged a n AI 6 ed J romi ho F-AVI F from hn I ii IVio Un n l ir lower w v to in o advance I l I I I I r ranged a n AI 6 ed J romi ho F-AVI F from hn I ii IVio Un n l ir lower w v to in o advance j with ng g September 13 to 36 and I December 37 to 11 were fol followed rol- rol lowed owed by many rapid fluctuations that carried bY the market market a as a. a a whole about rOI I under yesterdays yesterday's finish Subsequently heavy profit taking I Isale Isales sales checked rallies rale In the wheat market mar mar- ket keto sale despite an advance advance In Liverpool and notwithstanding considerable export business in United States wheat wheat Rains mar I in the Canadian northwest were wee the chief bearish factor taelor The close was aB nervous Vic c to le IC net lower September Septem Septem- ber 1 32 to 1 35 and December December to U Corn started started unchanged to 1 IVio c high high- er Sr September 1 HO 09 to 1 HO 1094 09 i with the te buying fever apparently unabated Soon however the weakness of wheat began to tell and the corn market markt underwent a sudden tel fall fal of about In before beginning begin- begin ning to rally raly Warm weather favorable favorable for corn growth tended later to ease ease the corn market somewhat but renewed buying lifted prices again at the last last The close was unsettled at the same aane a. a yesterdays yesterday's yes yes- ps- ps coee finish to IVio lc higher highe September to HOI and December POe to DOMe Oats Oat at the beginning ranged from Vic c clower lower to c gain Se September tem ber 5 to I 1 c. c Then Ten a I decline of ot about le Ic ensued ensued ensued en en- sued and and the th market steadied at a a fraction frac frac- lion tion under undu yesterdays yesterday's finish ton Provisions made a a. I Ju Jump of ot SOc BOc In InOme Income sensational ad advance some come cases paralleling a ad- ad vance of hog bog values value THE GRAIN TABLE Op Open n. n High flIgh Low Close Cloae Wheat Wheat- Sept 3 S 85 1 11 1 3 1 32 i iDec Dec 37 1 1344 13 1 35 May Jay 14 1 4 Corn Corn Corn- Sept ept 1 09 1 01 1 1 1013 00 01 Dec De 99 90 90 97 09 99 May 08 Oat Oats Oats- Sept 51 i 61 i 4 BOVi r BOVi ie Dec 54 n 54 B 53 63 53 Z May U 56 65 15 55 55 Lard Lard- Sept 1371 1395 1372 17 1372 Dot 1386 1400 1380 1382 1303 g Nov Nov it 1405 U 1410 g. g g 1387 1357 gJ 1390 Ribs Ribs Ribs- Sept 1220 1260 1 20 12 20 1250 Dot OC 1250 50 1282 1252 16 1230 1252 15 Bellies Bellies- eni 2 Sept 13 1335 I 1347 14 1335 1317 13 Oct 1260 1350 1345 1347 CASH CASU GRAIN Wheat Wheat No 3 red 3 No I 2 hard 1 14 Corn Corn No 2 3 mixed 10 11 No 2 I yellow 1 I Oats Oats No 3 white No 0 3 white Rye Rye Unquoted Barley Darley Timothy seed seed Clover seed Q 2100 Lard Lard 1 Lard 13 AS 5 Ribs 1250 Bellies 1300 OTHER GRAIN GRUN MARKETS JL KANSAS KASAS CITY July 29 Wheat No Whet Wheat No 2 hard No 0 2 3 red nd July 21 asked aked September I 1 22 bid December 28 bid Corn Corn No 3 white No 2 yellow yellow yel yel- low 0 6 No 3 yellow 1 No 2 mixed 1 July S Sep Sep- bid H bid December 92 9 Vic c Hay HaY Unchanged MINNEAPOLIS July 29 Cash uh Cash Wheat Wheat o. No 1 northern 3 No Xo 1 dark northern spring choice to fancy fancy 50 good to choice choice 1 41 H ordinary to In good 1 37 July 1347 September December 3 I Corn Corn Cor No 3 yellow Oats Oats No 3 white 62 ley Ba-ley ley Iia Rye Rye No 2 2 92 92 c. c Flax Flax Fla No 1 I 2 55 5 O OMAHA tAHA Neb Neb July 2 29 Wheat Wheat No I 3 hard had 1 25 No 0 5 I mixed 1 Corn Corn Cor No 2 white 05 No 2 yellow yel yel- yel-I yel low 31 Oats Oats No 2 white I c No Xo 3 white te I Sic c. c Wheat I ST ST. LOUIS LUIS July 29 Close Close Wheat July 31 September Corn Corn July 10 September SeptEmber Oats Oats July 50 R. R RAW V SUGAR NEW YORK July 20 The The raw rw sugar ugA market was wal unchanged d early tod today y at al duty paid for Cubans with sales eales of bags for first tnt half hal A August shipments ship ship- ments menis i Activity was wa restricted in to raw sugar futures future but the undertone w. w was steady tedy and prices at midday were unchanged to 3 points net higher Only a moderate Inquiry was reported I for refined sugar Prices PrIce were unchanged at al to 61 for fine granulated Refined futures were nominal CURB REVIEW RE NEW YORK ORK July 29 Trad on the curb exchange was In large volume today with prices price prIce generally steady and andIn andIn In irs several cases further gains were scored In the absence of activity in some of If the recent leaders other Issues were tak taken n in hand and lifted to tOI materially materially ma ma- higher levels Ic The cut In crude oil prices price I Monday r y and dOI today o tended to f lessen e Interest e In t the tris oil group u Coal stocks again were well wel bought and and featured by an advance in Valley talley Valey coal certificates to a s. a new top lop for forthe forthe forthe the movement Glen Glon Alden Coal rested around 10 Radio Rado shares hare were traded on a large Inge scale around prices slightly under the recent record prices price Reflecting te the strength o of copper copperI I I stocks tocks on the big board many low loW priced mining Issues Isun were In active demand demand de de- mand shand and moved up to the be beet t levels reached reached In irs some lome time It I was waa the heavy turnover in this thie group that lifted the day days daya total transactions t to Ic around the I largest larlest In tn more than a year Th The b bond nd market was quiet and changes change were limited to tractions for forthe forthe forthe the most part |