Show WINTER WHEAT DIPS OLD CROPS STRONG CHICAGO May 14 1 UP Contracts IP-Contracts Contracts which can be satisfied by delivery delver of new winter wheat sagged as much muchas as a cent a bushel Saturday and despite despie frequent rallies rames showed littie lit lit- l- l tie te le recovery power May wheat I representing old crop grain was wa in independently independently in- in dependently strong I The market was strengthened at i times by gains gain of as a much as ascents a 1 Ph I cents in May wheat at Winnipeg on purchases attributed to a cash inter inter- inter I est st st. Some buying here was regarded as s lifting of hedges by commercial dealers Wheat belt rains and lower Liverpool prices however were bearish earish factors Wheat closed unchanged to c clower cower lower ower compared with Fridays Friday's finIsh finish fin fin- Ish sh May 7 July 78 8 3 78 c and corn was wa 1 l up to 1 off May 58 3 July 59 8 3 Oats Oat were unchanged to J c cdo do down n. n RANGE OF LEADING FUTURES Open High Low Close May 82 8 82 81 5 81 July 78 78 78 78 Sep Sep 78 79 78 79 Corn Corn- May Cor- Cor 58 58 July 50 59 59 59 Sep R 60 g 60 g 60 g 60 g Oats Oats- May 29 29 29 29 July 27 27 Sep Sep Soybeans Soybeans- 27 27 27 27 27 27 May July 92 92 02 91 01 91 Oct Oct Rye Rye- May Rye 59 July 58 58 58 58 Sep R nt 57 57 n 57 g Lard Lard- May July uly 8 50 8 50 Sep Oct t g gj Bellies Bellies- May Beles- Beles 10 00 July WINNIPEG WINNIPEG EG May 14 API- API Wheat Wheat- High APi Low Close May May July uly July 1 1 05 i oC October 88 87 87 Wheat Wheat it No o 1 northern o thern l No 2 14 No 3 3 lw Oats Oats Oats-No No 2 White 51 i No 3 3 46 LiL LIVERPOOL LIVERPOOL May 14 1 f r AP Spot AP-Spot Spot wheat No 1 dark winter Ss 75 Australian DaG Futures fJ closed et quiet May July 6 Exchange ha October 1 c. c |