Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-14
RAIN AND PRODUCE MARRET
Wheat is Down One Cent, Corn and Oats
Are Weak.
WEAKNESS COVERS THE WHOLE LIST
News from Russia IL of More Favor
able Nnture-RniR Predictions
for Corn Belt Cause Much
Easier Feeling.
OMAHA. August u. 1906.

OMAHA. August r. 1905.
rhe whole list OF grains was weak For
eign markets failed to follow yesterdays
American advance on wheat. ana this. witn
a small demand, caused a loss Of more than
damage reports. and in tact what news did
come was Of a better nature. september
wheat closed at ahgdtsc, December at So
aud May at &5sc. Cash when on the local
market was down and No. hard sold at
Predictions Of rains over Sunday in the
corn belt caused an easier feeling in ,he
market and prices were on a fraction OF a
cent. september closed at e37sc, old sep
tember at 5S3sG54c, December at 45Aau4o 1sc
old December at 41Ac and May at 4J9sg io1zc
oats finished with September at loGzosSc
December al &c and May at ZS5sn2SC
Liverpool c'Osed Iad lower to ia higher on
wheat ana 14n4sd higher on corn.
BroOmhall eF.tmates the worlds wheat
shipments for Monday will be about SS0OC00
take about 100000 bushels lie p5edicts
there will be moderate decrease ot bread
stutts on passage. Primary wheat receipts
were 7l6,0O bushels and shipments O5- UlO
bushels. Corn receipts were 4zJ,"O bushels
OF corn were worked for export at New
York today at premium OF nc over last
Pfurris at New York on his own inquiry
by cable, gives from his Hamburg agent
who has nTst-Class Russian connections,
this cable this morning as follows: While
cropC Jf wheat and rye are not 50 good IN
southwest have full crop 2a..en in all,
the Russian wheat and rye crop VIII be an
average crop
A wire from Philadelphia says that mar
ket offered wheat to Liverpool last night
At the lowest price on the crop, but got no
acCeptanCcs.
Exports Of wheat and -four from the
United States and Canada for the first six
weeks Of the new crop year are already
100000 bushels behind the exceedingly poor
record OF a year ago. says an exporter.
I'VE are still above an export basis but II
seems incredible we can remain so very
long"
Opposed to this view is James Petit Of
Chicago, who says It IL doubtful II the
country ever sees the old-time low level OF
values OF grain. He says money is toe
cheap and too plentiful
A. Chicago flour broker. who sold LOO
sacks Of hard Kansas City flour yesterday
said in discussing the -four situation: 81
Just saw two samples of -four one of the
, best Kansas hard winter, eTered at AO5
the other Of Dakota wheat offered at "a so
The Kansas flour is the best the millers In
that state have ever made, and as they
have good wheat crop, they are taking
the trade away from the northwest" Kan
sas has sold 900 bushels Of winter
wheat to Minneapolis so far this season
This will be ground up into Mnnesota
spring wheat -four.
Omaha Cash Sales.
WHEAT-No, hard, car, 79c; No.
hard. cars, 76c; No. I hard, / car. 73c
oATs-No. white, l car. 26c; No
white, 1 car, 28iRc.
Omaha Cash Prices.
1 WHBAT-No. 2. hard. 79c; No. 3 hard
S776c; No. hard. 73c; No. 3 spring, SOC.
&C. coRSmS Ro grade aS4sc s9s Ne No. xeow n NS 5oc
No. 8 yellow. 5Ohe; No. white, 5Ohc; No
.oATs-No. mixed, 2pic No, mixed
No; white, PC; No. white, 26llc stand