Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-06
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Shorts Fail to Cover and the Wheat
Market Declines.
PRICES SUFFER- A BIG FALLING OFF
Corn IL Firm on the streuetb I'm
Liverpool, Though Receipts
Are Lnrse-Oats Fall
Below SATURDAY..
PRICES SUFFER A BIG FALLING OFF


OMAHA. July 8. 1905.
wheat came down with a dull thud today
On the strength OF rust reports the opening
blds were ABOUT nc higher than Saturdays
tl9se, DuI Ithere was little demand from
gnOrts and little cash demand and the mar
het began to fall of. IL was Influenced
also by a drop in Minneapolis caused BY
price declined to 9Olsc A little buying en-
sued and II went UP to the close to yO5kc
september closed at ShaqSl5sc and Decein-
A good undertone in corn developed early
In session and prices all day were a little
better than yesterday. Receipts at various
markets have been large for a few days
but the Liverpool market is coming strong
and traders do not look for any Immediate
decline. July closed at 55A &c, old July
at Doc. September at 55Isc, old September at
o5Ac, December at 451sc ana ola December
oats opened higher and held strong most
OF the session, but at the end declined a
Lilut OSlOM oaLul Jay. July closed at 6@bAc,
september at 8l12c and December at &c.
Liverpool closed unchanged to 3sd lower
on wheat and lqlhd higher on corn.
The Increase OF wheat on passage is 1,64S,-
90 bushels, of corn on passage 2,43l go
bushels. The worlds shipments for the
week were l3104,OOO bushels Of wheat
against 10, 1900 bushels the week before
and 7,3l2,0OO bushels last year. Corn ship
ments were $4,000 bushels, against 1925
900 bushels the week before and S276, 90
bushels last year. Snow, at st. Paul, says
the spring crop is almost as late as last
year and he thinks the situation is bad.
Primary receipts of wheat today were
yJ55W bushels, as compared with 2sl, 73l
Dusuels last week and 63O,935 bushels "A
year ago. Baltimore received 10000 BUSH
els new wheat this morning. At Chicago
cash wheat was 93q94c for No. 2 red, .$l.O
for No hard winter, csc for No. hard
winter and $l.O5 for No. spring
From today's Record Herald: "The grain
weather closely; clear skies ana S" MID tem me
peratures are desirable in the spring v heat
states OF the northwest where the ', heat
low lands. Generally speaking, however
the conservative and responsible portion of
will do for the spring wheat what May
rains did for the winter wheat crop; pro;
n tS harvest to SsPring wheat @tc however
winter wheat was about that much much
earlier than year ago. Heavy and gen.
eral rainfall in the winter wheat belt il
producers in general seem willing to sci
new wheat has already reached liberal pro.
portions at st. Louis Kansas City and
Baltimore. and 1t is showing rapid in
crease here. Bids sent out from all centers
have been steadily reduced for severa
days without checking the offerings"
Omaha Cash Sales.
WHEAT-No. northern 571a lbs, l car
,,coRN-No. 3, car, SOC; No. 3, 1 car
6ATs-No. g. 3 white, car. aO14c; No.
Omaha Cash Prices.
wHEAT-No hard, 97cd$1 90; No
hard, Sog96c; No. hard. 7oas9c; No.
CORN-No. 2, 5O5hc; No. 3, 6Oa6Okc No. 4
4Sg49c; no grade, 43d47c; No. 2 yellow. Ole
No yellow, 5014c; No. white, 5lc; No.
white, 5015c
OATS-No ? mixed, 291hc: No. mixed
29c; No I mixed, 2S1Ac; No. 2 white, 3O% c
No 2 white, @1ac; No. white. SOAc; stan
~ CarIot Receipts.
st. Louis figures are for five days. tn,
others for six days: