Show W WHEAT fAT ADVANCES RN Df l Signing of Farm Far Relief Bill Bil Causes Lively Trading I IBy By JOHN P. P BOUGHAN Associated Press Prel Market Editor CHICAGO June 15 AP AP AP Higher prices on wheat wheat but lower Jower prices prices' on corn con was the record established today when President Hoover signed signe the farm relief bill biL Washington news about farm re relief relief re- re lief let and crop damage reports from Irom Canada were chiefly responsible for upturns in wh wheat t values value Unexpected Unexpected Unexpected liberal l receipts of corn cor here and at St. St Lis Louis and Kansas City did much to t pull Pul corp corn prices down Closing quotations on wheat whet were vee firm 8 1 to 2 1 cent above yesterdays yesterday's yesterdays yesterday's yeste- yeste yester yester- days day's finish Corn closed close 4 1 to 1 11 2 1 cent down do oats varying varying from fm cent decline to 2 1 cent advance and provisions unchanged ged to t a setback of cents Lively upturns in price accompanied accompanied a nied brisk buying at times Umes in the wheat market maket This was wa especially the case cae e after definite word was wa received that President Hoover would sign sig the farm fa relief bill bi at non noon Another brisk spurt of of- oJ buyIng buying buy buy- by- by Ing was ws wl witnessed ese later late when re reports reports re re- ports went around that tt not less les than vas ws vas expected to tobe tobe tobe be made available immediately out mae of oJ th the fund authorized by the farm relief bill bil On the price e bulges bulge 11 however wever It I was wa noticeable that commission house heuse hose selling in increased increased in- in creased and and- that as a a result the gains were Svere frequently more than ta wiped out Uneasiness over Canadian crop conditions however did much to rally raly th the wheat market on the downturns which as a a rule were of ot brief bret duration In this connection connection tion ton particular notice was taken ola ofa ol ot ota a from Saskatoon n. n Sal Saskatchewan wan province that damage by drought has ha begun begu to be manifest I and that rains rains' at at t once as well wel as s a I continued downpours later were requisite to produce duo eVE even an average average average aver aver- age yield of wheat this season in hi Canada Canda Emphasizing such su-h advices was wa-s wa an official Canadian forecast indicating generally fair weather wether and warm temperatures ahead aed On the other hand sellers ellera elers ol ot of wheat wheat here found considerable Incentive in incentive In- In In dispatches saying that that taken as a whole Kansas has a large lage crop crp which was maturing rapidly and filling mUg well wel Some Some Some- Kan Kansas sas sa messages said sid continuous weather as a warm as a today would cause cuse premature ripening but not nol notto notto to an an Important extent unless it became beame hotter Corn was was under une selling pressure from the outset Reports Report were at hand band that farmers farmers' were wee hauling much corn to market maket and this cir circumstance circumstance cr- cr cir cir- together with wih favorable weather wether led to heavier offerings ol ot of future deliveries Primary arrivals of ot corn were announced as a totaling bushels this week against bushels the te week previous Oats Oats' Oat toay today oday were wre ruled mainly by conflicting inO Influences resulting from the opposite action aton of corn and ad wheat Provisions Provisions' reflect refet the downward trend o of the corn cr market and ad of hog values value aa as a well wel S GRAIN TABLE DIE CHICAGO June 15 AP Al'- Al' AP- AP Wheat Wheat- High Low Clo Clone e. e July July 08 September 11 11 December 11 11 Corn Corn Corn- July JulY 02 02 02 i 90 00 91 September 92 02 90 90 i 01 December 87 85 05 8 86 06 Oats Oats Oats- Oat July July i i. i H 44 44 U 4 U 44 September 43 41 41 43 December r 45 4 4 45 f RYe I July July Rye 84 84 83 53 83 83 4 September 57 87 8 86 K 66 81 December 91 9 90 90 Lard Lard Lard- July July 1190 1150 1187 1187 18 Sept September 1325 1220 1520 1220 October October 1232 Ribs Ribs- July JulY Rb T 1325 September 1355 Bellies Bellies- July July Bele- Bele 1455 16 1447 14 1447 14 September 1490 1450 1480 1450 1483 1482 18 CASH CASI GRAIN GRAIN CHICAGO June Jun 16 1 AP Wheat AP-Wheat- Wheat Wheat- N No sales Bales Corn Xo NO 2 mixed No 2 yel yel- low Oat Oats o. No 3 2 white 40 No 3 white 45 46 6 c. c Hy Bye No 2 84 I c. c Barley Darley Timothy leed seed Clover need reed Lard Lard Lard- seed 3 nib 13 60 RAIN GRAIN lURKES KANSAS CITY June 15 1 AP AP Wheat Receipts ts ISO cars can a tone o generally n un us- changed J No 8 2 dark r hard ea nominally r I 12 No 3 dark hard No 2 hard No o S. S No 3 9 red red 18 No No- 3 nominally h Clo Close e. e July ulY 1100 4 September 04 December 08 Corn Receipts Corn Receipts Corn Receipts 75 n cars car tone ten ren- In unchanged No 2 I white 50 S O 4 SOc No 3 sc Sc No 2 yellow SOc No 3 S. nominally No 2 I mIxed maed No 3 nominally n 83 Close CIon July nc September se December Oats Oat Receipts t 0 ears eau tone nominally nomi nally naly unchanged No 2 white nominally c No 3 3 nominally Rye Re Rye NominallY Nominally Barley DaleY 5 MINNEAPOLIS Juno June 15 U AP AP Whet Ar-Whet Wheat Receipts Receipt 16 cars car compared to 99 U a year ear ago Cash No 1 northern No No 1 dark northern 14 1 per cent protein protin 13 23 1 per cent protein i 1 13 12 per percent pe tent cent protein No 1 I dark r hard 4 3 Montana or to arrive 14 4 per cent e No 1 I l Protein amber durum NO I 2 amber durum No 1 red rd durum July 06 September Decem ber her 1 Corn Corn No No 3 S yellow enow 1114 Oats No No S 3 white c Barley Barley Barle Rye Rye Rye-No Ryeo No 1 1 ao 80 nc Flax Flax No Fla No 1 4 NEW YORK TonT June 15 1 Rye CAP AP Rye Eay Easy No 2 western 10 f. f o o. o b. b New NewYork NewYork NewYork York and and 90 c. c I. I f. f export Barley SteadY Barley Barley teady Steady domestic 0 e. e I. I f. f New York York Wheat Wheat Wheat Spot Irregular No 1 northern northern north em ern sprint spring c. c e I. I f. f New York 5 No 2 hard winter f. f o. o b. b New York 20 No S 'S mixed mind durum f. f o. o b. b New York nos No 2 Manitoba f. f o. o 6 b. b New York 1 74 Corn Corn Spot Spot easy 1 No 2 yellow elow c. c i. i f. f New York 07 i No S 3 yellow elow c. c 1 i. f. f New New- NewYork York 1105 Oats Oats Spot teary steary No a 3 white while SOc Other articles article artcle unchanged LIVERPOOL LIVERPOOL June Jose 15 IS AP Wheat AP-Wheat Wheat futures future closed July 7 Ia 71 per pounds pound 1115 per bushel October 81 Is 21 d per p pound 1119 per bushel bube Le C t ember Si per pe pounds pound 2112 i per bushel Wheat Whet pot Wheat Spot Spot Australian Js I per pe pounds pound per bushel buhe Os I d per pounds pound 1117 1 Cash No i S red No sales aln hard had wheat what ST. ST LOUIS LOUIf June Iune IS 15 1 AP Wheat AP-Wheat- Whet Ar-Whet- Wheat Wheat- September 11 a asked ke December 1515 bid Corn Corn u July Corn July Uc Septem her ber be e. e Corn Corn No No 2 I mixed Uc No 1 yellow Sc No 2 I. I No 1 whit te No 2 Oats Oats No 2 white whit Uc No 3 t. t U 4 C I Close Wheat Whet Wheat July asked |