Show WHEAT T PRICE TURNS ON SPRING YIELD B By JOHN P. P BOUGHAN Associated l Press Market Editor Edior CHICAGO May In 28 In unusual degree de de- de- de gree grce high or low lov prices for or wheat appear to be now squarely up to the spring crop in the American Amerian and Canadian Canadian Ca nadian northwest northwest Suggestions are arc frequent that dollar dolar a bushel wheat would become a reality reality reality real real- ity in case of heavy damage to the spring crop which has still sti to pass through its is greatest troubles troubles From any standpoint standpoint most traders figure at present that the United States 1932 winter wheat crop is to be a small smal smal 1 one and there are arc not a few operators operators operators opera opera- tors who assert that the total domestic domes domes- tic tc winter and spring wheat harvest harves this season will wi be only about as large as this thI country's actual home needs needs' decidedly less should spring sprig wheat suffer deterioration Compared with wih a week ago wheat this morning moring showed advances rangin ranging ranging rang rang- rang rang- in ing from 8 1 to 1 cent a bushel with wih corn cor 8 1 to 1 cent down oats 5 off of to up and provisions a at 15 cents cent decline to an equal gain gai Corn Cor and oats prices pries reflect belc belief belief be be- lief lc that fairly liberal receipts receipt o of corn cor will wi be witnessed at terminal markets market early In June and that corn cor acreage this season especially in Kansas Kan sas and Nebraska will wi total larger than tan expected I I Provisions are irregular lard lower meats higher Controlling factors factors factors fac fac- I tors have been increased arrivals of at hogs meats meats and better beter southern souther call cal for |