Show I I I I GRAIN I CHICAGO CHIC April I By l By The Associated Press Presa Persistent soiling by houses house with nth co tern eastern connections led to sharp declines In grain crain prices today despite del something of a rise In la the first part of the te session Unofficial estimates on abandoned acreage of domestic winter wheat I Ii to Sper S 8 per pel cent turned out to b bo well under the normal winter loss los and andI had a bearish influence iu In connection with suggestions of ofa ofa ofa a probable 1926 yield of about bushels bushela against bushels harvested last year Lack of export port demand to- to today today to today day was also also- a depressing factor and domestic milling demand was slow Wheat closed unsettled to toI 2 c net lower corn unchanged to c and oats oat at c down tOa to a shade advance CHICAGO By April By 1 l By The As- As Associated With lrus Press With private crop CrOl estimates today tody proving less bear bear- bearIsh bearIsh Ish than had been beel looked for and n with Liverpool quotations showing relative the wheat mar mar- marI market market I ket et here herci averaged a a 0 little Utile higher today during the early dealings One of the crop experts figures the present condi condl- condition condition lion tion of the 1926 1 26 United Slates win win- winter win winter ter br crop as w whereas the ma- ma majority ma majority of traders were 87 7 to 90 The rho fact tact that Is a holiday tended to restrict new buying however and to hold ad- ad ad advances vances In check chock Chicago op opening ning prices c c off oct to id 10 c up May new to I and July 1134 Uto to were followed by a sag and then b by bya bya a rally In Irs which July and ond Septem Septem- September September ber her scored gains Corn and oats were firm sym sym- sim with wheat wheat- anti and Ivo Ive lye also to of corn ar- ar ar arrivals rivals here her 74 H cars car toda today After Ater opening unchanged to Ic c higher May 73 li to 7 75 the tho corn market markel held near to the Initial l range Oats started unchanged to c coff oft May 41 41 c Later all months showed allowed a SL little advance An upturn In hog values helped to steady the provision market KANSAS CITY CITI April BY 1 l ByThe The Associated Wheat Press Press No 2 hard No 2 red Close May July i September 1121 Corn No 3 white No 2 yellow 68 No 3 yet yet- yel yellow el low c No 3 mixed 3 mixed 67 ill 6 68 14 c Close May 68 6 c e July September 7 Hlo 4 tic c Oats No 2 3 white 41 6 ic No 3 white 40 41 ac Bule Barley 63 68 S Sc Hay firm ST LOUIS April By 1 l By The Associated Cash Pross-Cash Press Cash grain Krain Wheat No r 2 red No o 2 hard bard lt Corn No 2 mixed 1 70 70 c No I 3 mixed No 2 I yellow ello No r 3 yellow ellow 68 No 3 I hito 69 SV-C SV vc roI No r 4 I white whito Oats No 2 I hite No N 3 white Futures Wheat May 1 H i July U bid September asked Corn May 71 c bid July September 78 c bid TOLEDO Ohio April By 1 1 ByThe The Associated Wheat Press Press cash lh Clover seed eed cash domestic 2100 Imported 1440 October 1565 Alsike cash 1700 1100 Timothy seed cash euh 1350 Sop Sep September Sep September OMAHA April By 1 1 By The Tho Aa Associated Preas Wheat Press Wheat No S 3 Shard hard No 3 mixed 1141 Corn No 3 white 63 c No NoS No- No S 2 yellow v 65 No 2 mixed 63 6 3 ic C Oats No 2 wIllie while 33 39 ie c No 3 white 39 c CHICAGO April 1 Ey 1 By The Associated Wheat Press Press Wheat no sales alu Corn No 4 mixed CC c No 5 6 mixed 64 c No 6 mixed 62 No 3 yellow 71 71 6 No 4 yellow C No S yellow ellow No 6 yellow No 3 white 7 c No o 6 white SIc sample ample grade Oats No 2 white 42 lie No 3 white while whit U No 4 white Rye and barley no sales sale Timothy seed 1600 Clover seed 2800 |