Show v vI I Gains Grains Pi Provisions n Dairy Dair Produce SALT LAKE LE Wholesale dairy produce quotations by Mutual Creamery Creamer Co Case lots iota lots Feh Fresh extra utra creamery butter butter- r In 68 88 pound pOUd cubes cubes but G- G S 46 6 Fresh Fesh extra creamery butter i la In cartons car car- too tons toos creame buter 49 49 Fresh extra creamery butter parchment parch parch- pach- pach ment prints print creamer 48 41 Fresh Freob Freh firsts creamery butter In car- car tans reamer buter 47 47 Fresh first firste creamery butter parchment parch mont ment tp p prints bute 48 40 Co Cooking t butter nt r rI I In cubes cube b 38 Selected fresh S eggs 80 Ranch egga eggi I 3 A J 28 Full Ful cream eream cheese chene triplets triplet 38 26 25 Full Ful cream cheese cheen Young Americas America 28 26 2 Full Ful cream cheese chane 6 lb squares 27 Block Swiss c cheese 3 84 84 Cream brick ikc ik cheese t 32 changed KANSAS CITY CIT March 7 Produce Un CHICAGO March 7 Poultry Alive Poultry Alive Higher fowls towle 28 c springs ISo 20 roosters roost roost- ers era ers CHICAGO March Marh 7 Higher flutter Butter Higher creamery 17 standards ar extra mv firsts firsta f firsts seconds Eggs Unchanged Eggs Unchanged receipts t. t 1670 eases 8 NEW NEOT YORK YORK March 7 Butter Butter Unset Unsettled tIed ted c creamery amer higher than extras extra 48 creamery extras extra exta firsts 46 40 Eggs Unsettled Eggs Unsettled fresh gathered extra fir firsts f 88 10 34 dl ditto firsts t Pacific coast coat whites extras 4 C 0 ditto dIto firsts to extra etra firsts 0 Cheese Cheese Irregular NEW YORK TORK March 7 Live and ad dressed due poultry Quiet poultry Quiet and unchanged FLAXSEED x DULUTH Minn Uon March Mach 7 Closing Flaxseed March 1293 May asked July asked aked v KANSAS KANSAS CITY CIT GRAIN GR KANSAS CITY Mo March Mach T lole 7 Close Close Wheat Wheat Slay May J asked luly July 1108 06 split asked aked September 10 split asked aked Corn Corn Corn- May Corn May ay a asked ed July July- 72 72 splIt spilt apU asked September 73 78 H split hid bid KANSAS CITY Mo March March 7 7 Cash Wheat Wheat No 2 hard nl No No 2 3 red red i iCorn I Corn Corn No Corn No No 8 3 white No 2 yellow Hay May HayNo No 3 prairie O. O MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN GRAT MINNEAPOLIS Mine March 7 Wheat Wheat Cash Cut Ca h No 1 Northern May July 9 Jn Corn Corn No S i yellow O Gets Oats No 3 white o. o Barley Barley Os Rye Eye No 2 2 76 S Flax Flax No Ne No 1 1 COFFEE OFFE NEW YORK TORK March Mach 7 No Ye I 7 ISo futures future easy May July 10 70 S FOREIGN X E EXCHANGE NEW NEW YORK Mar l 7 Foreign Foreign exchange ex ex- change Irregular change Irregular quotations ac in m cents centa Great Britain demand cables Sixty-day Sixty bills on bands band I. I 67 France demand cables Italy demand 4 76 cables Belgium Ialy demand cables 62 Germany Gerany de demand demand de de' mand sables Holan Holland demand demand de de- de- de mand cables Norway de demand demand de- de mand 1821 12 Sweden demand demand 2664 1664 Danmark Danmark Dan Dan- mark demand 1914 Switzerland demand demand de de- mand 1866 1066 Spain demand 1562 1062 6 Gr Greece ce demand derrand derand Poland demand demUd Czechoslovakia demand Argentine demand Brazil Brazi demand 1160 1150 Montreal 98 95 9 CHICAGO GO WHEAT THEAT CHICAGO III II March 7 Wheat Wheat today held within narrower price limits than usual In the early dealings traders showing show show- tog ing a disposition SI to avoid any pronounced u stand while awaiting g Issuance o of the government gov gov- estimates estimate tomorrow regarding farm fan reserves I of grain At first frat the market was wasa wal a a little weaker in i line loe with wih Liverpool quo quo- Buyl Buying Buying- on the part pat of public speculators peculators however led soon to slight alight gains galna The opening which ranged from s 's to o lower with May My 1 17 to 1 s and July 1 4 to 1113 11 was Ivas va followed by ish Ih s an an upturn to Just above yesterdays yesterday's f fin to- to In- In Later the te market developed additional firmness but advances advance failed to prove last last- log Ing The bulk of ot trading was waa local Closing Cbs Clos ing InA quotations were steady at exactly t the e same as yesterdays yesterday's finish May finIsh May to aa and et July f to Corn Com and oats as well wel a. a as a wheat displayed notable unsteadiness compared compard with wih the te general rule After opening unchanged to 74 off oft May 73 to the corn market scored a bit of an a advance avance Indications of ot a good shipping demand at Omaha gave tave the market here a moderate moderato temporary bulge The close was wal steady at atc atlIe aty lIe c net decline to a a l shade de advance with May y nn Oats Oats' Oat started 75 i off to U 74 up May 44 U to toH H c. c and later kept near i to to the Initial Inita range In the provision market liberal shipments of ot lard and ad meats more th than n counterbalanced counterbalanced weakness of ot hog values values Today's quotations Wheat Wheat Wheat-No No 2 hard ha 19 No 10 1 dark dak Northern Northern 2 Corn Corn Com No 2 mixed No 1 J yellow Oats Oats No 2 white whit I. I No I Iwhite white U Rye Rye No 2 81 OliSe c. c Barley Barley Timothy seed 50 Clover seed 13 Pork Pork Pork Nominal Nominal Lard Lard Lard Lard-l.S. 11 Ribs 25 A The a grain futures Open High Low Lw Close Wheat- Wheat May 17 1 5 1175 H LUU H July H Ln 1 13 1 4 Sept llin 11 11 11 11 Corn Corn- Itay May ray Cor- Cor 75 74 H 1 73 75 July July 76 76 76 Sept 76 78 7 77 76 76 76 16 Oats Oats- May Oa 44 H 44 4 44 U 4 July 48 44 44 g gLara Sept x g 43 m 42 m 42 Lard Lara Lara- Lar- Lar May fay 1175 1175 1105 1195 1175 1175 1190 11 July July 1100 1100 1205 1100 1190 1100 1202 Ribs Ribs- M May ib 1110 1110 11 1106 1106 1106 July JUly 1110 1110 1120 1110 1120 1120 COTTON AT 31 CENTS CS NEW YORK YORE March Mach 7 May May cotton colon crossed 31 cents at the opening of the market market mar mar- ket today on further heavy trade buying and support from Wall Wal street treet Interests It sold as al high as aa before the demand domand was waa checked by offerings from the South establishing a a new high record for the present huh bull bul movement New crop positions were Southwest depressed by fine tine weather in the FLOUR FUR MINNEAPOLIS March arch T. T Uit T. Flour Un cha changed Bran Bran 2900 2900 SUGAR SUGAR FUTURES NSW NEW YORK March 7 ug Sugar Sugar r futures closed approximate sales aae tons May July 68 September December COTTON X S NEW YORK Cf March 7 Spot Spot cotton cotton- coton- coton Steady middling NEW NEV YORK YORE March Much 7 Cotton Cotton Coton tuure futures closed Irregular March 1100 May May- July October 26 2885 2686 85 December 2035 2635 POTATO MARKET MARK CHICAGO March Mach 7 Potatoes Dull Potatoes Dull re receipts re- re re 66 86 cars total o U. U S S. shipments Wisconsin os sacked round U d whites h mr J cwt few fw at cwt poorer DOe cwt Idaho sacked 16 owL cwt cwt Idaho sacked russets cwt Minnesota sacked lacked Red River cwt RAW SUGAR NEW NW YORK TORE March 7 Raw Raw sugar market mar market ket tet was waa va quiet early today and In the ab ab absence sence of ot business prices were unchanged with Cubas Cuba quoted at 6 0 cost coat COlt and freight equal equa to 1 for tor centrifugal Raw sugar futures future ope opened nod 8 to 10 points lower under liquidation prompted by the poor demand for refined sugar Dugar but tut offerings offering were not aggressive end and ad a steadier tone prevailed Later prices regained half haI the early erly loss los on 00 covering and buying by b trade interests and at midday midday midday mid mid- day were wee only 3 a to 6 points point net lower be The market for tor refined was wa quiet and Ld unchanged at 75 to 1 for tin fine Refined futures nominal |