Show T DOWN DON ONE HALF CENT CEN 5 S Heavy Rainfall at Kansas Cit City 1 Responsible fo for fOI Slight 5 f S Decline CORN ALSO SHOWS DECLINE 5 H Dry pt W by 3 1 Firs l of 11 S S pour In Iii Hell Bell 5 S S Chicago May lu IS Wheat at decline ll 5 loda today because bt e of oC the hIl heavy r rain rainfall air airS In- In S fall ran at t. t I Kansas ansas City and 1 n m was vas i b by no means general t although II heird of at some poInts In the central centra part o of or this tall state but hut as the alleged d Weather damage was the m main ln n ason given for or tho thu recent advance ad a men mCIe Ur breath ath o of oC suspicion of the breaking o othe or the U drought was sufficient to at leas least blow low s sonic some me tiles ofT off the roof root of oC the bul bull Structure e. May Iny In wheat was only 1 l lower at Ih the clo close e hut but July and September Septem ber w r each about c down Corn an and oats had hall in addition to some Nome showers In this state to contend S Increasing receipts MEL May Iu corn declined S c ant and July Jul and S September r f and t e respectively t Oats were down own fec c fo Cora foi Cor May a and on CA Jc c for or July Jul and antl September Provisions reacted slightly I hil losing tb the Hit gain the they made the du day before Jo Hem of Buill S 5 Kalls Kansas s CIl City antI and Its Imme immediate stir sur- r I s had bad a downpour of ot rain Elm the market closed yesterday and anti the tiu to re here c was va less suggest I y o ol of up ip of or vegetation than it Iia had bad been heen for torl or a few days dars To that has hils to i be mainly ascribed e the weakness with which trading commenced tolla today The effect ol or orthe the 1 10 Inch of rainfall officially i ported S to have fallen at Kansas City It In the last t hours olive t tele tele- four twenty wa wan kept by by- grams Krams from places adjoining the c center 0 of the Uw cloudburst t. t wh where re th they y received sonic some moisture from th the fringe of the thc storm In 1 Ignorance of the location of or orthe the various Kansas points reporting i rain to have fallen the crowd here received c th the tho impression that It ha had been lIeen quite general nn and that belief prolonged e 1 for Cor a 2 short lOrt time the weakness s of feeling feeling- with which the crowd commenced Soon there therel l began egan to spread a a more correct notion pf et the limited area of the ruin In Kangas Kansas Kansas Kan- Kan sas gas nn and following that some apprehension sion connected with the weather bureau hureau v prediction of or frost trost in the northern thern districts dis dis- ls- ls tt of Minnesota and amI the Dakotas rhe early desire to se sell gradually gave Wa way to 10 a feeling of greater reater conn confidence ence II In the price and the latter laUc quickly eeS recovered re cc- e-e- e S covered the tile tc r c decline resulting from the theS early carh selling sel Information connected S S with tho tue foreign markets and statistics 5 of or the dall dally daily movement had but mit little In- In 1 S Iciest est for Cor the local loca operators who kept their eyes on the doings doing of the leaders in inthe the trade and Jumped around as the aci aci ac- ac i of or the latter laUer scented to suggest sug 5 5 Corn Cent Was Vii S At tinS the brokers rokers acting for Cor sonic some S of the tilt larger receivers I were free fret sellers In the thc corn pit That gave g some conJ confirmation con con- J to the reports current yesterday yester ester S lIa day clay of oC increased etl offerings from the country and larger r receipts to be ex- ex JI jw etc ilici in the tile near flear future The ilay's rivals arrivals were about as estimated lilA tiny before arid it was expected iliaC Hint t tin t thc those e of the tay lo following tollow wOuld Iw lit stillS still S larger Liverpool quoted d 5 5 t tp p J Ud rJ lower and ana corn un on ozi tte tC S 5 fi t l ton Sh Showers Ort S cd ed ro lm e fallen alien over n U considerable area or T this tate tat to dC deepen th the thc s ion created ted La by S e B Sample market t w wis weak at ato I IS S S 1 h to lo o Ie ic doc ne hut but tl thero oro wa waa ta tin an Inquiry from Irom ron ron-i tho eaSt ens antl I 25 2800 h un bushes bushels sold S S Some rains reported from various points in this stat stab taH relieved tcHe to o some cx- cx the anxiety felt cit rc regarding th the rec rec recently re re- re- re c planted That Wt was the occasion occasionS S for considerable selling and some loss to 5 tim the price Th The Tue rains were wen wener er very partial dry tiry weather is he again predicted by y the theS S weather bureau 1 Head Ion In Iii Id I'd S More disposition ell to sell tho thu ho hog iroS products pro iro- S ducts anti absence of oC support by b the loading lending longs gave ga an nn easier casler tone to theS the S trade and nd prices ha had iad a moderate iou tion Nothing new III In the lie general situation situ situ- to lO suggest a lt reason aMOn for expecting S lower price pricel of at cured cur cur- meats men ti mill lard wt-re wt ain again 11 heavily I 1 In iii excess s of or S last years Some talk of ot larger Jarger runs of oC hogs hOls for next week Induced sonic some fellIng sell fell lug Ing h by local bears hears Shipments of or cured meats pounds more moro and receipts lOUn pounds less than titan last years car Shipments ShipS Ship Ship- S ments of oC lard heavier ler h by 6 pounds and receipts 4 pounds more than a S year r a ago o. o S V- V 5 Today's S 'S range lange 5 I 5 I Open I High I Low Lowi I Close 5 May In IS US 1 H luly IS 84 fi I Jv 8 S Sept et ISO IJ ISO CORNS CORN CORN- S I I l Oi Open en i 1 High lUgh I I Iw I Close May 19 Jul July I Ji n 17 ii li 47 7 S Sept t. t i 17 ti n I S OATS OATS- I I Open Opell I UI h. h I Low I Close I iny Iny ETh fJ 33 33 J July u Ir r- r I J 33 sent pt 30 s S S I PORK PORK- I Open Onen I High I I Ix Low w. w I Co Close c. c I S May IIa I JuI July 1151 Il 15 w S Sept 1552 11 G 1154 15 iS 1512 LAHD- LAHD S f I Open High Low t I Clot May 1 a I 1 S. S SW 85 S1 Jul July 1 8 I I I Sept 1 SM SoO r s JU RiDS RiDS- US- US 55 5 5 I t Open I High I Low I 1 Close S. S May a July ll I 9 S Sept l it t.- t. S Wheat Winter No o. o 2 2 M 9 S sales No 2 l' l J W WI Sic spring sprig No O. O northern 3 I No Xo O. O 2 I 1 northern 85 c S Corn c 2 O No 5 2 white S o 0 No 2 yelloW c S o. o 2 whIte Oats o. o 2 |