Show Gain Grain Provisions 1 and Dairy Dair Produce ALT LAKE Quotations by Mutual Creamery Co Case lots iota lot Fresh extra extra creamery butter buter In cartons S 48 Fresh extra c creamery m b butter iter p parchment parch parch- h ment e t Prints print 4 47 Fr Fresh tr firsts firEs t creamery Im r butter bOlter I n fl cartons caron 47 41 Fresh firsts creamery butter buter parchment parch parch- men ment t prints t. t 46 Selected fresh eggs egg 29 Ranch eggs 27 Full cream cheese Triplets 34 tl Full cream cheese Young Americas 25 31 Full cream cheese pound 6 squares aqua 26 Block Swiss cheese 22 Pimento pound 6 loaf i 30 20 KANSAS CITY March 23 Eggs Un Eggs Un Unchanged changed firsts selected Butter Unchanged Butter Unchanged creamery packing lc Poultry Poultry Broilers Broilers IC higher springs higher lc hens unchanged roosters unchanged Potatoes Potatoes lower Red River I CHICAGO March 23 Butter Un Butter Un- Un creamery extras stand ards extra firsts first firsts seconds Eggs Lower Eggs Lower receipts cases firsts 20 o ordinary firsts storage pack firsts CHICAGO March 23 Poultry Poultry Alive higher fowls springs ZOo SOc roosters lOc turkeys ducks geese lb NEW YORK TORE March 23 LIve Live poultry Steady to firm Chickens by freight o ito by express broilers by freight lIe do by express fowls by freight and express SOc roosters roos roos- tens ty by freight lie Dressed poultry poultry- Firm chickens fowls 2045 lIe old roosters turkeys western west west- em ern do southwestern do frozen NEW YORK March 22 Butter Butter Butter- Firm receipts creamery higher than extras ic do extras 92 02 source scorer do firsts 88 OS to 91 score packing stock current make No 2 Eggs Steady Eggs Steady receipts fresh gathered extra firsts storage packed do firsts do storage packed 32 33 13 fresh gathered seconds nearby hennery whites closely selected extras nearby and nearby western hennery whites firsts to average extras nearby hennery browns extras Pacific coast whites extras do firsts to extra firsts Cheese Firm Cheese Firm receipts pounds State whole milk firsts fresh fancy 24 do run average run unquoted state whole milk Hats flats held fancy to fancy specials 26 do do average run 25 I CHICAGO BOARD OF OP TRADE CHICAGO March 23 Owing Owing largely to an unexpected decrease in Sn the She amount of wheat in ocean passage wheat wh at here scored a material advance today during the early dealings The Ylse fating oft In the aggregate of wheat afloat for Europe was bushelS as compared corn com pared with a week ago On the other hand word that rains In had broken and drouth over a big bis section ot of tine the state tended at times to to bring about considerable selling pre pressure ure on and September deliveries of or wheat what representing the new domestic crop Initial prices which varied from the same as 55 Saturdays Saturday's finish to o l higher May to and July vere followed by upturns all around interrupted by a brief transient but with May reaching Subsequently the wheat market un underwent sin sin- derwent a sharp reaction as a result ot sympathy with breaks In the of corn but announcements ot of bushels decrease in the United States States' visible supply of wisest wheat caused the wheat market to jump upward again at the thelast last Wheat Theat closed strong tic c to net higher May end July Corn and oats wore were relatively weak Shipping demand for corn remains slow After opening unchanged to T c higher May to the corn market to well below Saturdays Saturday's finish and failed to show any great power to rally Execution of numerous orders to sell cell sellout out on declines and bus stop atop losing ions led to Increased weakness of corn prices later September touched a a. new jew jow price record for th thu season lucy corn cern fell to an loss nt of rc but buying Increased then and the market mar mar- hot ket recovered In part Corn closed Unsettled unI un- un settled to J c net lower May 1344 1 to 1134 Oats Oate started at ic off to May c. c Later tIle market kept mostly at a fractional decline Provisions lacked aggressive support ot of buyers TIlE THE GRAIN TABLE Open High Low Close Wheat Wheat- May July Sept Corn Corn Corn- May July Sept lm 1363 Oats Oats- May 45 45 43 45 July 47 47 Sept 47 45 45 Rye Rye Rye- x I xMay May 28 1 1274 July Sept 1061 Lard Lard Lard- May 1667 1670 1070 1657 1057 1662 July 1695 1601 1695 1687 2657 1695 1685 Bibs i May 1887 1517 1887 1865 1565 1865 July 1887 1887 1857 1866 1865 1870 1570 Bellies Bellies- May 2135 2115 2136 2105 2125 2135 July 2130 2150 2130 2127 2127 CASH GRAIN Wheat Wisest No 3 hard 1169 i No 4 hard bard Corn Corn No 4 mixed leo No 2 yellow Oats Oats No 2 white No 3 white Rye Rye No 1 Barley ic Timothy seed seed Clover seed Lard Lard 1660 1660 Ribs Ribe 1862 1862 Bellies 2160 s OTHER GRAIN MARKETS MINNEAPOLIS lImo Minn Marcia March 23 i Wheat Cash No 1 northern 40 1 No 1 dark northern spring choice to fancy good to choice ordinary to good 94 2 No 1 bard spring i No 1 dark hard Montana on track to arrive i May 1601 July 1594 Corn Corn No S 3 yellow Oats Oats No 3 white 41 Barley 63 45 Sic Rye Rye Rye-No No 2 Flax Flax No 1 DULUTH March 23 Close Close Flax Flax- March April and May July KANSAS CITY March 23 Wheat Wheat Wheat- No 2 hard No 2 I red 1700 May sakeS asked July asked September asked Corn Corn No No 3 I white Jl No 2 I yellow No 3 I yellow No 2 I mixed May bid July split bid and at split bid September bid Hay lisp Alfalfa SOc to 1 lower Other classes unchanged No 1 prairie 1050 1150 1100 No 1 timothy clover closer mixed light choice alfalfa 6 OMAHA Neb March 23 Wheat No Wheat NO 1 i hard No 2 hard Corn Corn No No 4 yellow No 6 yellow v Oats Oats No 2 white No 3 white ST. ST LOUIS March 23 Close 25 Close Wheat May May bid July bid Corn May Corn May bid July i. i FLOUR MINNEAPOLIS March 23 Flour Flour Flour- Unchanged Family patents Bran 2350 |