Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-22
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MAREET
Wheat Takaa : TumbIo and Corn Rules
Lower
WEAKNESS PERVAOES THE WHOLE LIST
larger Receipts of Corn Than Pre-
dieted-september oats Only
Future TO Hold It's Own
Jones Report.
WEAKNESS PERVADts THE WHOLE LIST

OMAHA. Aug p, 1906.
:, weakness pervaded the market in all
lines. Wheat opened weak and sustained
declines Of lc. After noon there was a
slight rally. Jones bullish report seemed
ber, closed Al s0isc bid, December at size
and May at S5c
Corn receipts were much larger than pre-
4eS Omaha received i43 cars. Chicago
shipped e1,0O0 bu. The weather is ex-
cfdsnd SefIisnt for maturing the crop September
453e, and May al i3ssd4shc.
september oats was the only grain fu-
ture % hold its own. That month closed
&c better; ssssptember finished a 255se, De-
liverpool Closed lAa5sd lower '1G on Wheat
gsp,,n unGhaaged nde5g to "a lover on on Rnda eITh
shipments heavier than expected.
Duluth got seven cars new spring wheat.
This IL counted pretty early. 80, 80
bushels, last week sa,scs,OCO bushels, last
20 0a2s,OO0 bushels, last week 2O17i,Og oush-
els, last year l7,lS,OO0 bushels Wori1 az 5oe =
shipments of wheat last week were S,SyZvyO
bushels the previous week 1868 600 bushels
Corn. shipments last week were 3,t6l,V
bushels and the previous week 4,46l'OCO ousn-
Primary wheat receipts today were 1,O!5,lo
bushels and shipments $4,000 bushels,
and shipments Of 5S7 900 bushels. Corn
receipts were us. 900 bushels and shipments
bEb.UlO bushels. against TeCelplH OL ototgyN
bushels last year and shipments OF os4'VOO
bushels.
the tariff on grain to Minneapolis ana
Duluth from Minnesota and the Dakotas
from hd5c a hundred pounds. This taxes
effect at once: other roads Will nave 10
follow. -.
Jones made an estimate OF the wheat
crop today. He says Minnesota Will have
67 100000 bushels North Dakota 66,0oOCOo
bushels and South Dakota SS,OOO-OOO bushels
He says the total crop of the country Is
GA, 600 600 bushels.
A seaboard exporter at Chicago is quoted
as saying: I'VE think that on the pasis
of about present prices for corn a M talI
demand can be looked for. the sltuation slsti n
here has been strong, spot offerings oelns
exceedingly small. and there Is a SLOW 1e-
livery OF grain made from BuTTaO Thoro oTi" Ts q
good inquiry for rye, but none mas OeSu
worked, owing to a lack OF suitable OF
ferings. Buyers ideas are 6S11c C l. l.
Today's Inter Ocean says: "outside of a
few sections of the country, Where iotni go
wheat crop. the Tnited states probably
never raised a better crop as to qualiiy: ~.
II is remarkable that the tests made by
miliers should be so uniform. OF the re-
ports received by the daily trade bulletnHsl Hs
probably 95 per cent indicate weights or 90
bounds or more. the great majority rang
Ing from 5s to GO pounds. Those below %
pounds are in sections where Local aar1seo cr6n
killers made their most damaging Lepo,L Lep, 70
the crop turns out the best, In Ne3rasKIa, as a.
Wnere tHe ftehSldn ny was oupbpoSt
working overtime, there is not yield re-
ported under 20 bushels and not weight weight
Sssr SsTe e sSe PSSeS P%seS was m SSdsd TO do
share OF crop killing the yield ranges from
20 to % bushels. In Michigan the yleld Is
from Is to 25 bushels,
Omaha Cash sales.
wHEAT-No. hard, 2 cars, 79s4c; No.
A hard. / car, 791kc; No. hard, l car, &c;
EaSSS S6 hHFd hard o1F caTs arsi 7Sc, EG h'ro'
iCORN-No. white. car, soc; No: yell
low / car, soc; No. mixed, l car, SOC.
OATS-Not4 white, car, 2215c
r' Omaha Cash Prices.
80 wHEA'T-No, 2 hard, 791sq79Ac; No. 9
hard, 75q79c; No. hard, 70a7bc; No. :
'fcoRN~No 9, SOc. No. 8, 4ss.c; No T. 4sc;
mo grade, 43p4sc. No 2 yellow, 50hc; No. 3
yellow, 60c; No. white. 5obtc; NO.
oATs~No.l mixed, 23llc; No. mixed,
23c; No. 4 mixed 22lAc; No. white, De
-dnrd DC