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Show I GRAIN CHICAGO. Nov. A Short covering for the week-end in the late dealings deal-ings today took the wheat market to a recovery' of Friday's slight decline de-cline and put the closing range at unchanged un-changed to lc higher. The steady tone of the early dealings wns strengthened by aggressive buying on reports of improved export demand, forcing all options upward toward the-close, the-close, which left December $1.15H to 1.16; May $1.14Vi to 1 1 4 and July $1.04 to 1.047i. Light trading and complete lack of aggressive selling were dominant factors in the early wheat dealings and prices ruled steady at the level of the previous close. A sharp division di-vision t sentiment n the fundamental fundamen-tal market condition left the trade totally without leadership during tho first hour. Argentine cables reported a better crop outlook and Liverpool advices marked a failure of that market mar-ket to respond to Friday's price declines de-clines in American terminals which offset to some extent the bullish sentiment sen-timent growing out of tho German loan negotiations and tho domestic position. Corn and oats followed wheat In a listless trade. Corn opened down to '-gc up, with December at 6774 to 67ic and held steady at that level. i;its weie to lower, with December at i1 to 4J1c. but quick-lv quick-lv sold up to Frldav's close ant held firm. Provisions were a shade higher on light buying. CHICAGO. Nov. i Wheat No. 3 red 1.18; No. 2 hard $1.17 to 1.17. Corn No. 2 mixed 70 to 70',ic; No. 2 yellow 69 'iS 70 c. Oats No. white H44ic. No. 3 white 4L' a; tfi'43 4c. Rye No. 2 S44c. Barley .c"g 70c. Timothy seed $6.0006.50 Clover seed 116.50(0 20 50. Lard $10. C2. 1'ork nominal. Ribs $10.60. |