Show GRAIN I CHICAGO o Aug 10 10 By The i Press General General oven oven-I even even- oven oven-Ine line lag UP In l preparing for United I States and Canadian government I crop reports led to higher I in the wheat market to today lay Opinions ere freely expressed that the government tl figures ures would not show how the full Increase In wheat yield that threshing returns are disclosing Hot 1101 dry weather In the southwest lifted corn values to a anew anew anew new high price record for tho the sea sea- season Season sea season son I Wheat heat closed firm 1 lUc to le lenet net hl cr r corn C c to lc c up oats showing c to ic c advance and provisions to 17 c down In ad addition to predictions which were current that the United States government crop report this thin aft aft- afternoon afternoon aft afternoon would woud d Indicate less production lion tion of ot domestic wheat tills Ulis season than unofficial authorities forecast there was considerable talk today that the Canadian gov- gov government gov government I report w ul l also turn out outto outto outto to be far below extreme prIvate estimates It was also contended that In any event there Is a domes domes- domestic domestic domestic tic and world demand for all wheat North America may have to sell One of the foremost grain author author- authorities hero here declared today that pres- pres present present pres present ent prices of wheat will probably prove to be 00 under the tho average for forthe the tho twelve months ending July 1 next lIe He based this on apparent evidence that flour demand has haJ been of such magnitude as to justl- justl Justi justl Justify fy bc belief let that it has come from big bankers biscuit makers and chain stores who sho know about what they can got get et throughout the year for Cor finished products and can cnn afford to wellIn stock up with raw material well wellIn wellin In cd advance vance ByTho OMAHA Neb Nob Aug By 10 10 Tho Associated Wheat Press Press No 1 hard 1 No 2 hard No 3 hard 1 30 01 32 Corn No 1 white while 81 c No 1 yellow ellow 81 20 No Eo 2 3 mIxed S 1 lc 4 e c Oats No 2 white while 41 41 2 c No f 3 3 white C ST LOUIS Au Aug 10 Dy 10 By The Associated Press Cash I-Cash Cash Wheat No 2 red 1 No 2 bard Corn No 2 yellow ellow SIc No 3 yellow No 2 white 85 85 c No 4 1 white ic Oats No 2 white 40 42 c No 3 white Futures Wheat Wheat- old old Septem- Septem her Red Hed September bid old 01 1 December 2 bid hill ned lIed December 2 bid Corn September 6 c December De- De cOmber cember SOc bid CHICAGO CHIC Aug Aus- C 10 By 10 10 By y The Associated 1 Cash Press Press Cash Wheat heat No No 2 red No 2 hard Corn Xo Corn No 2 yellow 84 81 34 i No o 2 white 8 lc Oats Oats-No Oats No 2 white while 41 06 Uc No 3 white 40 i 42 Rye Xo Rye No 2 2 Dalle Bailey 6 Timothy seed seed-S seed 25 Clover er 2 Eced 1617 Lard S Lard 1617 16 17 Ribs nibs Ribs 1575 n 75 18 Bellies 1800 pO ByThe RA KANSAS HANSAS SAS CITY Aug to By 10 The Associated Press Wheat Press Wheat Receipts cars unchanged IC to lc 1 higher No Xo 2 hard d dark rk 13 2 No 3 dark hard No 2 hard 1311 No 3 hard No 2 red No Ko 2 hard No 3 lined No 2 red No 3 red Close September I 32 De- De December De December cember May ay 2 v Corn Unchanged Corn Corn Unchanged ed No 2 2 white No 3 white while No r-o 2 yellow ellow 87 88 2 c No 3 yei- yei yel yellow 10 low 8 No 2 mixed 84 No r-o 3 mixed Close September 8 c De- De December De December cember Unchanged Oats Oats Unchanged c to Ic lc high er cc No 2 white 4 4 c No 3 white c Rye Barley TOLEDO Aug Aur 10 10 By The Associated No Press Press Wheat No 2 red cash eash Corn Corn No Corn No 2 yellow 87 Oats No Oat No 2 white while 4 Barley Darley Barley Rye TIye Rye Clover er seed Cash seed Cash Imported 1775 October 2025 bid De- De December De December cember 1585 February 1615 August August and September 14 70 bid Timothy Cash seed seed Cash old new October 3 5 September and l Octo Octo- Octo- Octo ber her bid |