| Show I il II Gains Grains Provisions Dairy Dair Produce Produce f I Wholesale Dairy Produce I Quotations by Mutual Creamery Co Case Lou Lots Fresh extra creamery butter In pound 68 o c cubes cube buter 3 45 Jr Fresh i extra a creamery m b butter butler i l i In cartons 47 4 Fr Fresh creamery m b butter lter parchment prints 4 46 G Fr Fresh Chr firsts creamery r er b butter butler ll r i In cartons carton 46 6 45 Fr Fresh firsts ts creamery b butter butler ller parchment prints t 44 c Cooking butter te rl In cubes 25 i In less lees than case lots 1 cent add ad ad- d Selected fie fresh b eggs 30 30 Ranch nanch e eggs gs 27 27 Full Foil Ful cream crem ch cheese ee Triplets 24 4 Full Ful cream cheese Tt Young Y-ung ung Americas Americas Amer Amer- Ical 15 5 Full Ful cr cream al cheese pound the i squares square 26 2 26 Block Swiss cheese 3 34 Cream brick cheese 32 32 KANSA KANSAS CITY Mo o. o March ach 13 But 13 But Butter I OCr ter tr unchanged to to role higher creamery ramr 61 51 to 63 53 cents cent packing 20 80 cents cent Eggs un unchanged Poultry unchanged unchanged- to 1 cent higher roosters rooster Ic Ie higher U lie hg others other un un- changed I CHICAGO March Ich 13 Poultry l. Poultry elite alive higher fowls fonts Gc sprIngs lIe roost roost- ers er 1 Gc CHICAGO M March 13 Butter Butter higher I. I creamery extras 41 4 34 45 4 01 c standards 17 4 34 c extra extra firsts 47 4 04 J ISo firsts B seconds cond Eggs ggs loner los lon 10 er Cr receipts cases firsts 24 4 H 34 V lIe ordinary firsts t. t n f laneous 24 c. c I NEW YORK March 13 Butter firm creamery hl higher than extras creamery creamer extras 48 creamery firsts first rt 4 47 Eggs Egga steady fresh gathered extra f firt firsts do firsts firt Pacific Pa Pa- la- la roast coast whites unites firsts to 33 I Cheese 1 e firm State whole milk mik flats fiats I fre fresh f specials do average r run rOn n. n 25 2 25 lie NEW NE' NE Y YORK RK llarch 13 LIV Live poultry ste ady chickens by freight un unquoted quoted DreSe Dressed poultry quiet and unchanged COFEr 0 NEW YOI YORK March 13 Coffee Coffee Rio Illo no No 7 13 13 1334 K Futures ca easy May 1153 16 July 1084 1054 SUGAR R NEW YORK March 13 Sugar Suar Sugar futUles fu- fu tunes tUles closed easy a approximate sales 31 I tons ton cosed May Jul July I ber December COTTON NEW V YORK March 13 Cotton Spot steady n middling 3 6 V NEW YORK March IS U.-Cotlon U. Cotton fu- fu tl tunes closed firm March May SI 25 G Co July duly il 8 October r. r 26 tb 50 December De Dc- cember 2 2604 8 04 KANSAS S CITY GRAIN KANSAS CITY Mo o. o March 13 Wheat No 2 hard bard 1 1 16 No 2 red si 21 01 80 Corn Corn No 3 white No Xe 2 yellow low 72 Hay Unchanged Hay Hay Unchanged to SOc higher No 1 1600 I prairie I II KANSAS CITY Mo 10 March 13 I I Wheat heat May Is 10 i. i split 11 asked July ulY 1 bid bla ble September split Pt spit I Corn May Corn May la 70 c. c split 11 asked aked July I 72 Sc asked Set September split spilt bid bIll ST. ST IX LOUIS IlS VIS 1 WHEAT ST T T. T LOUIS March 13 Wheat May Wheat Hay Jl 18 ISi July ll Corn May Corn Corn May 73 c Jol July Oats Oats Oats- Oats May May Ia 4 4 5 He c July none nona POTATO MARKET CHICAGO March 13 Potatoes Potatoes dull dul receipts 63 cars cal total United States shipments Wisconsin sacked lacked and bulked round whites cwt cw fb few f b best st at 1 cwt Idaho Idabo sacked russets Si cwt ewt russet I CHICAGO WHEAT T. I CHICAGO O March l 13 Talk Talk o of bringIng bringing bring bring- n J or ing back to Chicago o wheat In n boats at Eastern lake ports port led to declining prices price In the he wheat sheat mar market t after an I earl early advance The he clo close e was Wol stead steady I but to lic net lower Hower with May lay I tl 19 to rl and Jul July With no aggressive selling In evidence I nce S I wheat heat a a averaged raged a little higher In price to 6 during the e early dealings Firm Find rn 11 1 I Io ness 0 of Liverpool r 1 quotations ta tended nd to strengthen o the market here and so too t s did report that British stocks of wheat i were decreasing deceasing whereas European continental con con- conI I demand for tor it wheat heat heat continued I Besides bushels bushel falling olf ua In Inthe In inthe 1 the United States States' visible supply total toas aa a announced In contrast with bushels bushel Increase a week ag 0 The openIng open open- S Ing which i bl r front from unchanged ug- ug ur urea nr 8 a to tc I e with n I May r-f r tl 20 g l to toSI I SI 1 20 0 a. a ail ani July Jul SI in to 1115 15 was a I followed and andt I by slight general gains t ll then something g of t a reaction I Ill I'll Subsequently b o on tile the 1 part of t hou houses i with East Eastern rn connection was as I pal panted led by reports that Canadian offerings offer nUr legs ings below the th cost of wheat heat stor stored on vessels at the astern altern end o of the til GI ii eat II Lakes Corn and oats oat were firmer with wheat I II and as a result of ot smallness malness of receipts After Arler opening at itc c off or I to lo lC c c up May Max I I I I TOe lo to 76 c. c the ule corn market scored a little advance ance al all around In tile the lest last part par of at the d day y corn be became became became be- be came depressed when wheat turned weak steak Corn closed unsettled T c c tu to tuH H ic lc c net lower with May Ia 73 r. r I Oats Jala started stared He lic to c hignet Ma May Bay and later laer continued to liar har it t Higher quotations on hogs bogs gave ga a lift to o pro provisionS Today's grain I quotations a I Wheat Wheat No 3 red d SI ll 31 I Corn Corn No 2 mixed 73 7 c No 0 2 I yellow elow 73 Oats No 2 white No 0 3 white Rye RY Rye None None BarleV 60 Timothy seed seed 6 6 25 5 loves Iov seed ted ted- seed seed-OS Sla 60 C 2060 Pork Pork Pork- Pork Nominal Lard 1205 nibs f 11 62 The grain futures s Open High Low Close Clot Wheat Wheat- May Ia 1120 20 1 19 July July 11 Sept ept Corn Corn- 11 3 11 1133 May 75 7 73 73 July July 76 76 7 15 Sept 77 77 76 70 7 Oat Oats Oats- Bay 45 45 44 July 44 l 44 Sept 1334 4 42 4 42 sef Pork I Lard Lard- May May 1220 1205 1205 July July RIbs 1215 1232 1211 11 1215 May ra 1115 1116 July JUly 1147 1150 10 1137 1137 13 l oun MINNEAPOLIS MInn March lach Flour unchanged 23 Dran 9 OMAHA GRAIN OMAHA Neb March larch arch 13 Wheat Wheat Wheat No 2 3 hard bad No 10 1 mixed I Corn Corn N No 3 white c No 2 yel yellow low c. c Oats No 8 3 white while 42 4 No o. o 4 white h I e. e 4 c. c VISIBLE GRAIN GRAI SUPPLY SUFFIX NEW YORK March 13 The The The visible supply of ot American grains shows hie following changes Wheat d d 1 bushels corn Increased buch bushels ls oats s decreased c bushels h hi rye 1 sa a oO I barley Increased bushels bushel |
