Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-25
PRODUCE.


Chicago, April G-Cold weather
throughout the greater part Of the wheat
belt gave firm tone 10 the early trad
ing I'm theh wheat nit and prices advanc-
ed at the outset from a 10 a A slight
advance In Liverpool prices also helped
the bullish sentiment. In the first hour
rush OF offerings took the edge on the
early advance and quotations fell OF
more than the initial gain. May sank
from LOS 10 1905. July went down from
l.@A to l.09a1k while September declined
from 100 TO Ions. Tho market steaded
On the lower levels. Opening prices were.
May = 20 . higher at i.l0i4 TO LOS,
July y 20 2 up and September \ az \
higher at 1.OlA M1.02
A rush Of buyers TO the corn pit start
cd prices up at the outset. the futures
gaining about y an round Longs invad-
ed the pit az the high point and flooded
the buyers with offerings, causing figures
Co shrink. on the upturn May advanced
10 59ia and later sank 10 5Sh. other fu-
lures Initiating Us performance. In the
first hour quotations were resting on the
low point. May opened at 50 to =, a
higher the other futures making slight
ly smaller gains
oats duplicated the course OF corn and
wheat. starting at an advance on frost
damage fears and declining under heavy
pressure. At the start May was unchang-
ed 10 = w at asa to g.
Provisions were generally lower at the
outset. May pork declining 22ia cents
and other products varying from ~ cents
down 90 1914 cents higher The weakening
provisions pit and prices sagged in the
first hour Opening prices for the May
products We're; PORK 22iA of al 2l.SO; lard.
10 TO i2M cents lower at 1875 90 1237h
and ribs ~ cents down az i2Nik
Wheat-Later I'm the session larger Of
fcrlngs caused tho market 90 sag some
what July and september falling about
y. A reaction came late in the day in
nuenced by additional crop damage re-
ports and the losses were recovered Tho
close was strong all around with May 3
Q al . nj
September = up al tOiA
Corn-The market dragged through
much Of The session, but rallied I'm the
final hour on reports OF bad weather con-
dtions which Induced covering by shorts
May went up 20 60's. the other futures
climbing with IT, The close was strong
all around with May hGN up at 60
Cash corn. No p 59iamn. No. white,
62h ass; no. yellow 6OiFqei: No. 5SiaQ
90. No. 3 white mia 81. No. 3 yellow. hSi
60; No g. t554 9l5s. No. white 5e95s No.
3 yellow, a6noi "a
close Rye cash, q; May, 70
Barley-Cash. b0@
Timothy April. 40. oct. 400
Clover Nothing doing
Wheat-May / .tOh 20 y l10. July,
io3h 70 a. LOo1s; Sept iOl& 70
con%Msy. SO to =. 90; July. g. to a.
oats May, t2at to a. t2shae; July. 4iA
20 an sept, 3e& 10 10; 49,
Mess Pork per hbl.-May, p SldA 20;
July p . to i5 G.e; Sept. 2.b TO TO-
q 20
Lard. per 100 lbs.-May 70. Sodi2 90
July r. i00l2.22 Sept, r. 20 10 q, ~. Is
ml211iz
short Ribs. per 100 lbs-May Y. 22h "
t21Tikt July. 1870 to ~. t2. O0d12 OH;
sept, 12 rs 10 70 O00l2.O
BUTTER AND EGGS,
Chicago. April 8.-Butter Steady.
Creameries 25d29. daires, 22Q26
Eggs Steady. at marx. cases included,
IN q 1879. receipts 26li5, hrsts, % prime
hrsts. a.
Cheese Steady Daisies l4A MS Twins.
i34ulf, Young Americas, ifah Long
Horns ia 4
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York April @.-Raw sugar
steady, muscovado. 50 test $50 cen
trifugal % test a. o molasses sugar, -
test. 365 refined. quiet; crushed, DID
rranulated. Sis; powdered, 81 p.
Conee-spot. steady; No. Rio, 81 NO
4 santos, "a.