Show WHEAT SAGS AGAIN LOSES EARLY GAINS GAINS' CHICAGO 27 Mayr UP Wheat P-Wheat prices dipped during late dealings Wednesday and earlier gains were more than wiped out Profit tatting taking on the part of early carly buyers was wa moro more or less responsible for lato late setback of ot tho the wheat mar mar- ket Ret There were also improved crop reports from Kansas with some som e estimates the state yield would b be e larger than recently expected Wheat closed easy 8 1 to toS 8 5 S under unde r yesterdays yesterday's finish July 83 5 September 8 5 corn V 4 to 1 I cent up July 60 1 Oats a at t 8 1 decline to 8 1 advance and provisions provisions pro visions showing 2 cents t to 12 cents rise I RANGE n OF LEADING G FUTURES I Wheat Wheat Wheat- I TI S Open Pta Pta- HI Hig Low w- w Clo Close e. e JulyS 84 8 84 5 83 3 S 5 83 4 oW So Sept 84 84 83 83 Dec 85 86 8 85 8 Corn Corn Corn- Silly July now 4 Sept 57 58 57 Dec 52 53 52 1 Oat Oats Oats- July Tuly 24 24 4 2 2434 24 Sept 25 2 2534 25 25 25 Dee Dec 27 27 21 26 26 Rye Rye- July 52 53 52 53 Sept 53 3 I Dec Dec rl a. a Barley Barley- y lu July T 30 39 Sept 3 35 Lard May 1002 99 LOS 1002 July 1007 OOT 1005 S Sept pt 1002 1012 1012 1000 1012 Oct 99 Belll a aray May ray 1252 July 1255 WINNIPEG WI WINNIPEG May Iday 27 i AP Wheat AP-Wheat- Wheat High Low Clos Close e. e May May SJ 5 74 74 H 9 74 July 7 74 74 7 4 7 4 4 October 76 75 75 75 5 Cash Cub wheat wheat No 1 northern c No 2 northern 71 c No 3 northern 68 Ift He c Oats Oata No 2 white while 33 c No 3 white whit e i L LIVERPOOL LIVERPOOL m 06 May 27 AP Spot AP-Spot Spot i wheat al t Russian n d Australian Si Futures closed steady deady May 82 ic July 83 ci October 82 c December December- Exchange 1 |