Show Grain aD and Pr ion t Chicago Feb 10 The The trade rade in wheat was still much in the same rut as the past pasi week week Information was was divided rather evenly between the opening opening and opposing forces and it w was was s largely the evening up over tomorrow that brought out the scanty strength that held to the cereal cereal Northwestern receipts w were re light but ad advices had ha it that there w was s plenty of oC wheat wheat there that would soon come core out Reports from Oklahoma and ad Kansas Kansa were unfavorable for the winter crop and were regarded merely as a the forerunners of or a long series of or complaints about crop disaster that will wi accompany the opening of spring Some ome strength developed early In cornand corn cornand cornand and oats and when Bradstreets Bradstreet's reported a decrease In the worlds world's available supply supply supply sup sup- ply of 3 bushels bushels- compared with a ah h helped large di increase upward a aT Trade year o on ago the he hew w wheat whole was was small smal but that also probably was due to Liverpool cables to start but eased oft off were steady stat of May opened a shade to c up at 77 i to 77 7 Il i sold tn t and ni eased hia back hsk rk to noen- noen Ing ing-i ing prices s- s May y closed s- s firm at t its top figure fec c higher at Corn was lower at the opening on lower cables and some forced selling Covering and the better beter tone in wheat and oats l later caused a rally raly The close was firm May yc 7 c up 1 at c. c Oats pr practically made up all al the r recent cent loss on purely local conditions Trade was a a light May closed firm sc c Up at ata In spite of big hog receipts provisions were strong Opening prices were lower but a good commission house demand 2 for or pork brought a sharp reaction May pork closed 2 c higher lard a shade up and ribs a shade higher RANGE RAGE OF LEADING FUTURES Op Open n. n High Low Close Wheat Wheat No 2 2 Fe February 2 May ay n 79 7 78 July July 78 78 79 77 7 78 Corn 2 May 2 61 61 July 61 62 61 61 6 S September i 60 60 60 6 60 6 Oats 2 May z 62 Q 43 43 July 36 62 36 36 16 3 September 31 31 3 L 39 31 S Mess Pork Pork- ny May 1550 1600 1590 1595 1593 July 1600 10 1603 1600 1602 Lard Lard- May July J 11 Short Ribs Ribs- Ribs Ribs' May 86 lv J 1 lP 6 86 CASH Tv S Cash quotations were as a follows Flo Flour ur dull dul and steady No 3 spring wheat 85 No 2 oats 4 c No 2 white 4 No 3 white No 2 rye tOe fair to choice malting barley 60 I No 1 flax os seed t 16 tf aM No 1 1 Northwestern w 71 1 prime timothy seed 66 mess pork per er barrel l lard per pounds d i 9 short ribs sides aides loose loope oo e dry salted Sled shoulders boxed n. n c short cleAr sides b d whisky basis of high wines 13 clover cover contract grade 25 RECEIPTS AND SHIP SHIPMENTS Reels Flour barrels barels Wheat bushels 20 20 1010 Corn bushels 1060 i Oats bushels Hi 81 Rye bushels 1000 rl 50 Barley b bushels sh s rl On the produce exchange i today J the buter butter market was firm cr creameries 17 c dairies 16 che cheese se steady 9 eggs firm fresh |