Show CHICAGO Aug 26 By By The As As- Associated d Press Absence Absence of selling pressure coupled with support from houses with export connections con con- confined confined fined to dips served to keep wheat in high ground throughout hout the day test Best cst prices were wele made in the late trading Export sales were smaller although exceeding bushels Corn Com and oats followed wheat Wheat closed strong at a net gain cain of Hie H c to lc corn advanced Ic lc to ITic 1 c oats were c to oc c higher and provisions unchanged to lOc rise Farmers are expecting between 30 to 40 10 bushels of wheat per acre if C frost is delayed another ten days In Inthe Inthe inthe the territory between Calgary and Redder Alta AHa according to advices ad current today Rain today along with cooler weather eather are unfavorable for forthe forthe forthe the ripening of grain but Indications point to more favorable conditions The crops In the three prairie provInces inces are maturing rapidly with cut cut- tug ting already steady stead and should be general next week according to a re report re- re report port irom the Bank of Montreal A considerable lodging of grain has oc occurred oc- oc occurred occurred especially in Alberta Aberta the statement says while frost and rust are ue reported from sections In Saskatchewan Sas Sas- and Manitoba About SO per pcr cent of the crop be be- be tween Aberdeen S. S D. D and James James- Jamestown town N. N D D. Is durum all matured and lind nearly all harvested with little black rust damage according to an expert at Aberdeen The average per acre there he lie said will be around 15 bushels Cold nights recently have held back the growth of corn according to Min Mm- neapolis advices ad There have ha been good rains rams which will benefit the crop but several days das of warm weather are arc necessary to mature part of it the balance being so late that there is no hope for it at all except to use for KANSAS CITY Aug 26 By 26 By The Associated Press Wheat receipts cars higher No 2 dark hard No 3 No 2 hard hald No 3 I 1 58 No 2 red l 36 No 3 Close September i Decem Decem- December December ber i May Corn unchanged to Uc c higher No 2 white 1031 f No 3 1010 No 2 yellow ellow No 3 81 No 2 mixed 1051 4 No 3 Close September Decem Decem- December December ber i May 1114 Oats unchanged No 2 white while 47 4 No 3 Rye Re 92 Barley Bare 7 c. c ST. ST LOUIS Aug 26 By By The As As- Associated Press Wheat No 2 red No 2 hard Corn Corn Com No 5 mixed 4 No 4 yellow 1071 3 No 5 yellow ellow lOG No 2 white Oats Oats No 2 white whiteS 49 4 c No 3 white hite 47 48 He c. c Futures Wheat Wheat Hard Hard September 1362 1351 bid hard December bid red September 1 38 red December 1444 S 1 44 z asked Corn Corn September September bid De De- December December cember split CHICAGO Aug 26 By 26 By The Toe As As- Associated Press No wheat No 2 red No 2 hard Com Corn No 2 mixed 1 07 No 2 yellow ellow Oats Oats No 2 white 47 1 No o 3 white Rye Rye No 3 Barley Barley Timothy seed Clover er seed seed 18 18 50 OMAHA Aug 26 By By The Asso Asso- Associated elated Wheat Pres Wheat No 1 hard SI 33 No 2 hard No 2 mixed Corn Corn No 2 white 1 03 No 2 yellow 1 3 1 04 No 2 mixed Oats Oats No 2 white while No 3 white 44 H c. c I |