Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-06
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARRET
No Incentive Whatever for Trading in
Wheat Pit.
PRICES DRAG THROUGHOUT SESSION
They Are on over Cent Mt CIose-Corn
Rules Easier on BETTER Accept
nnces and Good Crop
Conditions.


OMAHA, Aug. 5, 1905.
There was scarcely any Incentive to trade
News was scarce fhe only builish factor
was continued unfavorabe weather in
states. Prices dragged from the start with
lght trade. The weather in the north
west IL favorable. September closed at
sSgc, December at S5hc and May at SSisc.
Corn ruled easier on better acceptances
and good crop conditions. The weather in
general Is fine for corn, though there are
complaints OF too dry conditions in central
Illinois and Indiana. September closed at
oSc DIG September at 6314g63&sc, December
az 4o&sg5hc, old December at 45Ssc and
oats We're heavy, Influenced by liberal re-
hedging sales Big receipts are predicted
MONDAY. September closed at 267suZ7C, De-
cember a. 21tc and May at 29Sa9Ac
The Missouri corn crop Is officially esti-
mated at go 100000 bushels, compared with
H1OoO0Oo bushels last year. The Depart
year l5iOOO.OOO bushels. The July report this
year suggested Hl,O0O.OOO bushels. There
receipts OF wheat today were gl2OO0 bushels
and OF corn $4,000 bushels
Spring wheat is being cut as far north
as seventy-hve miles northwest from Min
neapolis on the 500 line. The St Paul
road reports some cutting Of early wheat
on rs lines south of Fargo y. d. The
United States consul at Toronto has sent a
report to Washington that Ontario has
T2lsed the largest crop in twenty years.
Manitoba also will have enormous crops
Dennis says that the Siberian area, which
Is said to have crop above the average
Is 90 per cent OF all Russian area.
Dennis, at Chicago, wired TO the Adams
Grain company: we have a fine sample
OF wheat from Ontario, which they are Of
show win America have 9eo' to work much
wheat on the basis Of such Canadian offer
lngs, and especially what chance will mid
qie American states have when Maryland,
pennsylvania and New York are now SELL
ing on the basis Of 75c in Baltimore and
high" nc ""ea' IN '"e west Is '0O
Regarding oats, Patten says: Oats are
on an export basis. Prices are 7dSc lower
than last year and oats are passing into
consumption freely. The farmer I'm Illinois
VIII get AG26c, In Iowa about 20022c, and
N the northwest around zoe. | do not think
they will work sixteen hours a day TO sell
oats at these prices. The export business
81 late to, France and Italy means that
, porter Of oats, evidently has not the supply
on hand to sell at present"
Omaha Cash Sales.
oATS-No. white car. &c.
Omaha Cash Prices.
WHEAT-No. 2 hard, SOGS1c; No. hard,
1Sei No, hard, 75q1c; No; spring SIC,
CORNING. g soc; No. 3, 49hGt9&c; No.
4, 4S79q4SAc; no grade, 43Q47c; No. yell
low, SOC; No 8 yellow, 49S4c No. white,
.oATsHNo. 2 mixed Sed' 26c; No mixed.
26%c; No. mixed 25c; No. white, 27Ac;
No; 3 white, &c; No. white, 261ac; stand
- CarIot Receipts.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago ........................242 $50 3lS
MlnneapOllS ......s............lS4
Omdna ......................... ID 50
Duluth ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. "a =.
81 LOUIS .....s................l bl W l3i
Minneapolis Grain Market.
The range Of prices paid in Minneapolis
as reported by the Edwards Wood com.
pany ll0-lll Board of Trade building, was:
Articles Open High Low. Close. Yes'y.
Wheat
fDsRt. S S$s 81. g. S% SS,s S9