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Show GRAIN 4 Chicago. 12. Aggressive action on the pari of the hulls caused a new upturn In v. heat prices lodav during the early deliveries Brokers identified with the leading Interests on the bull side bought iuo.009 bushels the moment the market opened, and other liberal orders to iurcha.se wer also quickly filled. Meanwhile, however, the o)o--.lng clement cle-ment had delivered more than half a million bushels on May contracts, and j today's receipts here "were announced I as amounting to 210 carloads, generous I under such circumstance.. The upward swing of the market wa.'i soon checked aid something of a reaction ensued. The opening, which varied from unchanged un-changed fignr. a to "io higher with May Jl 4.i to 1.45'..; and July 81. 26- to 1 . 27 Mi v.-.is followed by a rise of l'e jn May and with les. gains for July and !?ep'-t !?ep'-t ember. Frustrated In efforts to cnuse B buying stampene. bulla turned to the selling side, and early upturns In price were more than wiped out. L'nloadlng of wheat here brought back from Ruffal tended also to weaken values and so, too, did advices that more wheat had been purchased to coine here from Minneapolis. Min-neapolis. Kansas City. Omaha and St. Joseph, Mo. The close was unsettled, at tho same as Thursday's finish to c lower, with Mav $1 444 to 1.45 and July J1.26H to 1 . 264 . Corn and oats were firmer with Wheat. After opening a shade lower to Hti'Vic higher, with July 654 to 650, the corn market sagged a trifle, but then scored slight general gains. Slowness of domestic shipping demand had a depressing Influence later. The close was weak RfiVi to -ic net lower, with July 644 84 He, Oats started unchanged to ic higher. July (034d, and later went a little higher nil around. Provisions responded a little moro to tho upward tendency of grain KANSAS CITY. Mav 12. Cash wheat No. 2 hard $1.321 58; No. 2 red 81.84 gl.3C. Corn N'o 2 white 57c; N"o. 2 yellow 59c-Hay 59c-Hay unchanged. MINNEAPOLIS. May 12 Flour 10 to 25c higher: family patents JS.20'ri 3.25. '.Tiivti's 4 nr.s barrels. Rran $21 00v2-00. ST IOI1S Mav 12 Wheat May SI 42, July 11.28 Corn Mav "i9-3ic; Julv 68068HC Oats May 304c: July llic. OMAHA. Ma 12. Wheat No 2 hard Jl.35fil 30; No. 2 mixed (1.2091.85. Com No. 2 wnlte 4414c; No. 2 mixed ;'.4'e 5434c. Oats N'o. 2 white 37'ic; No. 3 white 36Vi337c. CHICACO. May 12. Wheat No 2 hard $1 44U&1.45. Corn No. 2 mixed 020 62lic; No. 2 yellow 6245 63i.. Oats No. 2 white 4043,2c: No. 3 white 393410. Rye No 2 $1 061ttl 07. Hurley 62Cj)72( Tlmothv seed S4 ".06.00. Clover "seed $12 OOtfj 22.00. Pork nominal. Lard $11. 25. Ribs J12.50313 50. MTNNEAPOXJS, Mav 12 Wheat No 1 northern SI 6861.MH: Bay SI 30i; Julv $1 45,-i: Sept Si '7 Corn No. 3 yellow 5444 5534 C Oats No 8 white 3037c. Barley 68964c. Rye No. 2 81.0401 05. Flax No. 1 S2. 852 88 MFTAL MARKET. NEW YORTC May 12. Copper steady; ekctrelvtlc spot and futures 133601814c. Tin firmer, spot and nearby 830 C2; futures fu-tures $30.75 iron steady, unchanged Lead steady: spot $5 25fi5 50. Zinc quiet; East St. Lou.. Bpot 5. 105 5.15c. Antimony spot 5 60e KANSAS CITY Mav 12 C!,.,o wheat Mav $1.31: Julv $1 174 Sep! $1 11V4-Corn 11V4-Corn May 5614 c; July 5sic: Sept. |