Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-12
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Chicago, April 12-The wheat market
rallied from a weak opening today and
became quite frm owing TO buying by
shorts and commission houses. Prices at
the opening were a shade higher TO half
lower with the May delivery showing the
greatest weakness. Offerings In the pit
were sCanty and a moderate demand was
sufficient to start prices upward. The
buying was based TO some extent on re-
ports from Kansas which stated that the
predicted showers had failed to material
lie In many sections. July opened at
1.04A to y and advanced to 1.04A Sep
TENDER. which opened at LOIS 70 =,
sold up 10 1919.
Corn regained some Of the loss sustain
ed during the previous day, all deliveries
showing moderate advances as "A result
Of buying by a leading commission
house. The May delivery opened unchang
ed 90 4 lower at 57h.
oats displayed greater strength than
either wheat or corn and during early
trading advanced about u above the clos
ing level Of the preceding day. The same
interest that was the leading buyer of
corn was the principal bidder for oats.
The May option opened ltQL higher at
AZ and advanced 70 42A
For the first time In many months re-
ceipts OF live hogs nj western packing
centers were larger today than for the
corresponding day year ago. The lib
eral arrivals caused fresh declines ia
provisions following the severe slump
yesterday, but during early trading the
market regained nearly all the early loss
on buying by shorts May pork. which
advanced to q no. Lard opened 81 TO IS
lower AZ 1906 TO 1900 and sold up to
l3nia Ribs opened at 1910 and adj
vanced 10 ~. 15
Wheat-,rhe market weakened again to-
ward the middle Of the day on selling
by pit traders brought out by the heavl-
ness Of the cash grain. July declined
from l0olsdA 10 lW and September from
1.02A to t.0lak. The strength OF corn
caused a fair rally and the market closed
steady with July - lower az .O4lE
az September was up bqA at
Corn-Buying was on an enormous scale
all day and prices continued to advance
May reached the high point at 5sas a p .
The market closed strong at the top with
May laiis higher at sataH
Cash corn. No. g tSai4: No 2 white
COZ 81. No. 2 yellow. 6sIa n 50: No. g. 56i5d
81; 10. white, 5S459 No 3 yellow. 55q
y No. white, alaQ56, No yellow.
53a55
close Rye-cash. 7sa7o: May. 70.
Barley--Cash i5af5
TimothY-Oct.. 400.
Clover-NothinR doing
Wheat May liza; July LNA9Ai
torn-Msy Ss&G7. July ass Sept.
oats-AIay. i2a: July. ioMa4; sept. So.
Mess Pork per bbl-May q IS; July,
% i2ia; sept. 22.D.
Lard per 100 lbs--May i3,@ls; July,
~ 12ih Sept. p Goa a.. 62l8
short Ribs, per 100 lbs.-Alay. Il 50.
July ~ Goa 4. SIN sept, l2.52iA
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago. April 12-Butter H. STEADY.
Creameries. 4G 81; dairies. 22GS.
Eggs-Steady, at mark. cases included.
lsmN. receipts ilo62 hrsts, 90 prime
nrsts. n.
Cheese-Steady. Daisies. 140 4 Twins.
l3al8i YVu9g Americas lfu5. Long
Horns. l3kmA
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New york, April IA Sugar Jaw weak
muscovado, 50 test 3.Se; centrifugal, ~
test. 4,36; molasses sugar 20 test 3.6l.
Refined, steady; crushed. 5 s.; graduated,
Sis. powdered, 8. q.
Conee Spot. quiet; No. Rio, slai No.
santos. gA.