Show MARKET t Prospects of Dry Weather Causes Upturn Corn Off Oats Uneven J r By JOHN P P. P BOUGHAN Associated Press Market Editor CHICAGO March 29 AP Al'- Al' Prospects that Hint next week might riI rl- rl J I val tho Sahara no so far relief relict for drought territory southwest was wast t I concerned ruled the tho wheat market V today Liverpool reported a there because of fear of scares for th the safety of r United States Stales winter i wheat and word was at hand that I quotations on Canadian wheat of- of C abroad had been lifted t to a ap p material extent Good inquiry from Europe tic for wheat shipments from p this country was noted i After ACtor scoring in tonic cases more moreS S than 2 cents a bushel advance cago wheat future deliveries were unsettled by lato ato selling to realize i profits with the tho market closing S 5 C 8 rents cents rain over overt t yesterdays yesterday's finish Corn closed 4 3 S 7 s cents down oats varying from froni 4 l cents Oft off to 4 3 cents up Uj and provisions unchanged to 15 12 cents p decline J It t was wa almost entirely a weather market In wheat and tho chief outstanding out out- standing feature was nn all official a forecast which was construed as In ln a there would be no general rains next week veel furnishing any ado ado- a remedy for drought before this forecast was issued however advices of persistent lack of rain southwest together with ada ad- ad a quotations at Liverpool gave a pronounced upward slant to the tho Chicago market marIet According toa to toJ J a reports current need of moisture a in III a considerable part of the them m was imperative to insure p yields that would be abreast of av- av c. c Much Interest was taken In an ana a estimate today from a a. leading S trade authority hero putting the I present condition oC of the United States winter wheat crop at Si per cent compared with percent per cent h ii year ago Particular attention atlen- atlen tion likewise was va given to reports that the Canadian prairie provinces as velI as the tho American spring wheat states were entering thea the a planting season with Inadequate a moisture The fact also was cia cm- S. S that although domestic visible supplies of wheat were unusually un- un usually large large- the total was tailing more inure rapidly than last year yeni tl despite espito a apparent concerted efforts nf if European countries to maintain as far as possible a mouth hand J policy of buying 4 Corn and oats scored gains at d first but unlike wheat were with with- s out sufficient continued support to overcome the effect of S late hate profit taking on oil tho ho part lart of I traders s who had purchased early 4 Upturns In corn prices were based 0 largely on statements that the av- av J crage crac decrease of the corn visible a supply to July 31 for the lie last ten 3 years cars was bushels a cir clr- I thai would indicate vii complete exhaustion of the fc corn visible this season Provisions were easier on account k of scattered selling despite steadiness ness of hog values I ChICAGO March 2 a 0 Tarch ioS ios Ins p Corn Corn- i SI s si july g si a Onta- Onta 2 lay luly 41 43 1 I GI o io 73 3 Lard Lard- a a 1027 a iO loo a O S Tny CHICAGO Mardi March 20 3 AP Arn Wheat tto o. o 2 red 1112 No 2 hard Corn Corn i 4 mixed No 2 yd- yd I low 84 p b Wo 2 whIte while No 3 a 4 Kyc No No sales aIe a S Barley range ranee Timothy reed eed t a Clover r 1773 Lard 1015 I Bellies KOO a MARKETS S KANSAS CITY March 29 AP Ai a Receipts G CO cars up J c c to Ic a No S. S dark hard nominally VIOS No bo 3 3 Nu No 2 hard t No 3 3 No 2 red reil porn nom No 3 nomInally a g. g Close May July 6 loan C a higher to c lower No white 73 No 3 Nu 2 C No 3 No 3 Cloe May a J July ul y S SAc 2 c 3 i cars nominal nominal- i S unchanged No 2 whit whit- nominally i io o. o 2 nominally a a Kyc Rye Nominally Nominally a Jarley y Nominally I MINNEAPOLIS March 29 3 AP P a Wheat Receipts 54 car care compared to 0 a year ago cath catli No o. o l 1 northern IOS No 1 dark northern i 33 p pr r cent protein J 14 t S per cent Jl 2 13 p per cr a tr-nt tr protein 1110 f I 12 per pcr ce cent n protein jOT i No 1 dark ha hard a Montana 14 34 p pr r coot cont protein I 10 arrive No 1 I Amber durui duru 1 r a No o 2 amber durum rc No Xo 1 red durum May iOS r July September 1109 Corn COt No 3 yellow k Oats Outs yo No 3 white p Kyc o No J. J i 72 ic No No 1 3 NEW EV YORK March 23 AP Ryr No 2 i f. f o. o b. b Now Nosy York and c. c I. I r. r export 2 Barley w York Steady domestic c. c i I. I f. f Wheat Spot firm No o. o 1 I northern c. c 1 I. I f. f Now York 1125 a IntrO hard No 2 f. f o. o b. b I Now I No 2 s York Manitoba do 1120 No 2 mixed and No o. o 2 umber thrum durum nominal Corn Corn Spot it No 2 3 f. f yellow c. c I. I S N w York 1101 No 3 yellow n. n do I tat Spot Other Oilier No 2 white articles unchanged t I ST. ST Starch 23 AP M Cash i Wheat o No canh cah wheat Corn Corn Nt Nu 3 mixed Sic Hc No 2 yellow p No n. n 3 white Sc a No 3 s white 41 Clofe Cloo a Wheat Inv May flOSI July U t j. t p Corn Corn May July future 23 AP Wheat cIoe Slay Max iio July September Cash wheat Big b ml hard bars LL sort soft white western white 1110 hard winter northern spring western red 1108 iS S Car Cai receipts at Portland Saturday Wheat 22 Hour flour 5 hay 3 TOLEDO March 29 AP AP Wheat Wheat- No 2 red fl i. i Kyc Rye No 2 Sic Seed Seed Unchanged OMAHA March 29 3 AP AP Wheat t No 1 I hard bard e 99 No 5 3 hard bard Corn Corn No 4 white while No 2 yel low No 3 yellow No 2 mIxed No 3 mixed 7 73 3 Q I S c. c Oats Oats No 3 white WINNIPEG Man March 23 3 AP Ar- Ar Ca h Wheat No 1 northern 1105 No 2 northern I LOG 4 No 3 northern I. I r p losa Wheat Wheat day May Jui July Flax Close May i. i LI March 29 3 AP AP Wheat A March Slid 1112 May taI f. f 7 1111 lOVid d October S 1 Id Spot Spat White 8 S d d No 1 I Manitoba J hit C Cd It 63 J I 1113 |