Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-15
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARRET
Weather Induces Profit Ticking and Price
Goes Down ......
Two-ctNT LOSS IN WHEAT SUSTAINED
Corn Does Better on Lower Estimated
heceiPts-Oats ON a Little
Liverpool Market L.
Weak.


OMAHA. July, a. 1906.
sdrop OF almost cents in wheat was the
= ature OF the morket The opening was
nearly ! cent lower on account OF weather
SeJiHiuoItlons, and there was a great deal OF
y at chicago bought about 100000 BUSHES
800 iuuilcsllons OF showers in the northwest
sb tts ihu9ced a lot Of proht taking by the
S SttV vs. estimates OF receipts at Kansas
Clty Of S2l cars and Monday OF 500 cars, had
lurther weakening tendency. Juiy closed
- - go; september at S4aS45ac ana Decem-
Corn was a trihe stronger, the main
laCloI DelnB lower estimated receipts. July
Siosed at 6o3ac, cid July at 5G9sc, September
at 64lhc, old september at Sac, December
at 4i9sc old December at Sac.
oats sold little lower, with only a fair
ssmount OF trading July finished at 3214c
september at SDasc and December at 3OEc.
Liverpool says the weekly Argentina
the corn firm with good export demand
Wheat at Liverpool closed sd lower and
corn I'D lower.
Argentina shipments of wheat last week
were 2,6SS,O00 bushels, the week before L.
$4,000 bushels. Corn shipments last week
were 2,6OS,OOO bushels, the week before ASA, =
900 bushels. Receipts Of new wheat at Bal
tlmore were 1900 bushels. Six cars OF
new winter wheat arrived at Minneapolis.
Any amount Of No. hard winter wheat is
offered at Nebraska points TO arrive in
Omaha In fifteen days at s4Ikc. Primary
receipts were G050OO bushels OF wheat,
against 10000 bushels last year Corn re-
ceipts were $4,000 bushels, against 100
bushels last year. Kansas City cash mar
From today's Inter Ocean: Cash prices
Of wheat are yielding with futures and
phe disposition Is FOR "A narrowing OF pre-
mlums over July. The premiums paid by
milers for cash wheat are about the only
tangible thing the bulls have left, barring
Nebraska offered new hard wheat In St
Louis yesterday for shipment in hfteen
days. AT Chicago acceptances were fair
from missouri, Illinois and Indiana and
prices were OF 11c at one time. The pre-
MUM commanded by hard winter wheat
Is due to the high price of spring
wheat, as II can be used as a
70 the spring wheat crop 1t Will give the
hard winter the preference and hold it at
premium, while IL the spring wheat crop
comes out all right the hard winter is likely
10 go TO discount under soft red again"
With continued good weather j would
not be surprised to see wheat on an export
basis within thirty days said the man
ager of a Chicago elevator system today
The marketings thus far are only from
scattered districts. What will they be In a
week or two, when the movement Is on
full blast, with all stations shipping, as our
southwestern men advise US will be the
case in Kansas"
Omaha Cash Prices.
WHEAT-No. 2 hard, 9Oq9sc; new No. 2
hard, sc; No. hard, s2q69c; No. 4 hard
66qS0c; No. 3 spring, 91c.
CORN-No 2, 671kc; No. g. sic; No. T. SOC;
no grade, 45q4Sc; No. yellow, SIC; No.
yellow, bl1<c; No. white, SIC; No. white
6ATs-No. 2 mixed, sOc; No. 3 mixed.
29hc; No. 4 mixed, 2S1zQ29c; No. white,
u1bc; No. white, 3hc No. white, SOC;
standard, SOAc.
a.f CarIOt Recefpta