Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-30
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARRET
Rain and Odessa Trouble Cause Big Bulge
in Wheat
RUSSIAN RIOTS CAUSE UNEAslNESS
Corn is Lower on Large Sales
Omaha Cash Market scores Ad-
vance on Leading Grains
Milling Demand small.
OMAHA. June %. 1905.

OMAHA, June 20. 1905
aIne market today reflected the trouble in
RUSSIA and wheat was strong on the sup
position that the riots at Odessa are likely
70 have a serious effect on wheat ship
ments. There Is strong fear that IL the
trouble grows the peasants will resort to
nre ana burn grain with everything else.
Rains in the northwest yesterday and in
the winter wheat belt in Illinois and Mis-
souri, helped the strength of the market.
Ihe opening on July was better than yes
terday's close and that month reached its
eased on on profit-taking 70 92hc. In Sep
tember there was some profit-taking early
wheat in quantity next Wednesday. The
mohth advanced and closed at SSlzc. De-
cember closed at s7%GS77sc.
Corn was lower by reason of big unload
Ing on account OF strength in wheat. July
closed az 5osc, old July at 65asc. septem-
Der at 49Ec and old December al 15ia5iHc
oats finished with July at 921sc, Septem-
The Omaha cash market was &c higher on
wheat and 1c higher on corn.
Sales of old wheat at Chicago yester-
bushels No red at Si.0i in store; No z
hard was S1.04 bid, sellers 1c higher; No.
rePorted ~ss sale Of SoS bushels R old No. Nous
RED Russian mixture, selling from an east
81. Louis elevator at CSC, and quoted the
and North Carolina Minneapolis was Nc
lower at 81. 111s and Duluth steady at 111h
Of St Louis by mistake put out bid Of
e6c for No. 2 red winter wheat, shipment
tby July 10, and had acceptances of $1,000
bushels before they discovered II. All of
the acceptances were turned down. The
bid should have been s5c. Comstock, MINI,
reports from east and west indicate
heavier rainfall. Farmers there report
wheat turning yellow. having the same ap-
Thirty-five cars OF new wheat, all grading
No. red. were received at st. Louis this
The mills report dragging flour market.
They are selling about as much as they
make, but the output is reduced to about
half the normal. Foreign trade is scarcely
more than a remembrance. Chicago had Its
nrst car OF new wheat yesterday; 1t graded
NO. red, weighed 69h lbs and brought 81.
Chicago cash man said today IT ex-
pect to see anywhere from five to ten cars
crease in the arrivals thereafter. The ar
rivals are likely 10 be rather moderate
until after ,sI the middle Of the month, when
there will be big run. The mills along
the Ohio river are paying 1d2c a bushel
more, than Chicago for new wheat and will
be free sales by farmers, as they have had
three bad crops and need the money. I do
here ns 1hhs hss s Gt ar6 Of al
though we probably will get little of 1t
In the latter part Of July"
says: ''All leading crops have maintained
previous indications. Corn is advancing
doing we'll. Winter harvest is attended
with but little of disappointment. The
spring wheat Is making good generally
Omaha Cash sa:es.
WHEAT-No. 3 hard, 661i lbs. car, 961ic.
CORNING. L. I car, 491hc.
Omaha Cash Prices.
WHEAT-No. 2 hard 97c6s1.00; No 8
hard, 95@s7c; No. hard, s599sc; No. 8
-'CoRN-No.. ? 5Oha51c: No. 8. 5oa5Onc;
No: a. 49@60c: No, 2 yellow, 51d51hc; No.
yellow, 6oha61c: No. white. 51d6l1ac: No.
,.QATs-No' mixed, 2sa2sshc; No. mixed,
&@2S1sc; No. mixed Hd2Sc; No. white
3oc; No; 8 white, 291sc; No. white. zoe;
standard. 291ic.