Show II GRAIN GRAW I CHICAGO Au Aus- Aus lly i 7 By The Associated Press Press Wheat tended I to ease caso down don do n a II little in price to- to to day today owing to reports oc oC o improved conditions for Cor crops In Canada cooler temperatures there and showers Business was fair fairly ly Iy active at times although as 03 a arule arule arule rule traders appeared dIsinclined to take new risks with United States gO go crop reports just ahead Export bids LIds for cash wheat both here and in the south south- southwest southwest west were higher but hut Ole sea sea- seaboard sea seaboard board failed tolled to confirm any ex- ex ex export port buying of ot con consequence Wheat heat closed unsettled at the same came as yesterdays yesterday's finish to c clower clower clower lower corn unchanged to c off olf oats I 14 to fa to y c down and varying from Sc de- de decline de decline cline dine to a rise of 1 c Nearly bushels o of wheat have been exported this week from North Am America not not- notwithstanding notwithstanding not notwithstanding withstanding claims calms put forward In various arlous quarters that hat European demand Is light One of the tho prin principal cipal bull leaders lOaders pointed out In inthis Inthis this connection today that the bulk of or world shipments are from frons the United States and Canada and he predicted that this situation will continue for many weeks ns as there Is no other source from which substantial supplies are available domestic arrivals ot of wheat r main r m ln of oC proportions and nd the United States visible sup sup- supply supply sup supply ply Is likely to Increase on Mon Mon- Monday Monday day It was contended today that this Is a normal circumstance at present The heavy receipts have hwe so tar far proved no burden in the face tace of oC adequate absorption do- do domestic domestic do domestic as welles well ns as foreign GO FUTURES TURE CHICAGO AUK Au 7 Wy 7 By The Pf Press S- S High Hl h Low Close Sept t D Dec De e I May J torn Corn Corn Sept 83 83 53 S 83 D Dc 8 87 88 sa May lay i 93 93 3 4 33 03 53 3 y f 0 Sept 41 41 11 41 Dec 44 44 May Iny 4 47 47 v v Rye Rye- Rye Sept i De Dec I f S y 1 5 i 10 y Lard Lard- Lard Sept Sept 1657 1557 1510 o Oct 16 1562 1 7 1580 1550 Ribs Ribs- f S 1 Sept Sept r 1520 Oct 1500 i Bellies Bellies- Bellies A Sept Sept 1 1797 1 1011 17 1707 KANSAS CITY Aug BY 7 7 ByThe The Associated Wheat Iress Press Wheat Receipts cars lOc loWer lo Ko Xo 3 I dark hard 1 so 87 2 No 3 dark hard No Xo 2 hard No 3 hard 62 No 2 re red 1311 No 3 red 1294 Close September De- De December De Be December cember May 1394 Corn unchanged ed No 2 White No 3 white while No 2 yellow 86 No 3 yellow elloW e c No 2 mixed No 3 mixed Close September 83 c Decem December ber 85 c Oats unchanged No 2 whIte c No 0 3 white 42 4 2 0 c Rye Barley 64 I ST LOUIS Aug 7 DY 7 By The Associated Press Cash Cash Wheat heat No 2 11 red ril No 2 hard lM Corn No 2 yellow Hc No 3 yellow Oats 0 O ts No 3 white 41 Futures Wheat old September split bid old December r red September red De- De De December cember Corn Sept September c bid De- De De December eem cember e asked a ked CHICAGO Aug 7 Ey 7 By The Associated Press Cash Press Cash Wheat No 1 red 13 i No 2 hud hard Corn No 2 yellow 83 Gl 5 U i No 2 r white 83 Mc Oat Oats No 2 I white c No 3 white Rye Bye No 2 haney Timothy f seed ced Clover seed Lard 1527 1521 Ribs Hll S 1575 Bellies 1800 TOLEDO Aug By 7 7 By The Associated Cash Press Press Cash No I 2 wheat Cash No 2 yellow corn 85 No 2 white oats U zO 4 c No 2 barley TOo No 10 2 re rye Clover er seed cash ash Imported 1775 October 1995 Decem Decem- December December ber 1575 February 1605 AlsIke August bid Timothey seed cash Sep Sep- September Sep Sep- September September bid October O OMAHA Aug lIly By 7 By The As- As As Associated Wheat Press Press Wheat No 1 h hard rd No 2 hard No 2 mixed 17 Corn No 3 white lie No 3 yellow 82 8 4 c Orts No 2 white while 41 1 |