Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-20
GRAIN AND PRODUCE HARGET
Little News Comes Which Wsuld In.
courage Operation.
SPECULATIVE TRADE is VERY LIGHT
Although DuII, Markets Are steady
weather Perfect for Corn Move
ment and HusISing-Onts MAIN
tain Old Price Level.

OMAHA Nov. Is, 1896.
The speculative trade in all grains was at
a standstill today. There was little in the
news TO encourage operations. Although
dull, the markets we're quite steady Wheat
oio not teheCt tulS os goc,iD Ne
made I'm Argentina shipments Of 10000
bushels, making the total for the week
100000 bushels instead of $4,000 bushels
Weather conditions in Argentina continue
favorable. December closed at Sssnso-.c'
May at s7Tsdssc and July at sSlsc;
The Liverpool corn market was depressed
by short selling. The weather Is pertect
for movement and for husking ana larger
receipts are expected December closed at
44Hsq444tc. old December at 461sc, May at
i44tu 447sc and July at 4
oats showed good tone. maintaining the
price level despite the dull trade. Inc laIge
cash business worked yesterday At Chi
cago, amounting to fully 100000 bushels'
had bullish effect on the ssntiment' ,g pe -
32lsc and July at 3lhc. o,.,
Clearances were 900 bushels OF corn,
Wheat Sn nd 900 barrels Of t'' -four. Primary
wheat receipts were l,119.O00 bushels ana
shipments 46S,oO bushels, against recelpts
last year OF 1,1TSU00 bushels and shipments
OF $4,000 bushels. Primary corn receipts
we're $4,000 bushels and shipments 42o,WO
bushels, against receipts last year OF n,,u"I
bushels and shipments of l55,OW bushels,
Liverpool closed lsdhd lower on wheat
and sd lower on corn ,,.. ,-o ...-
Kansas City elevators loaded out 80 cars
of wheat Thursday most Of 1t for TeNas,
Missouri and Kansas mills, where Soou
milling wheat is scarce, 1t is estimated by
Kansas City traders that 80 per cent OF the
crop is yet in the hands of the farmers.
. Australian shipments for the week were
2s,O00 bushels, against 1900 bushels last
week and $4,000 bushels last year.
The worlds wheat shipments for the
week are estimated at 12.0H.0 900 bushels, OF
which Europe will take about l04O,OOC
bushels Actual shipments last week were
12552,ooo bushels and those OF year age
II sos, 900 bushels.
A Duluth miller says he had a larger ex-
port trade Friday than any day since he has
Corn along the Burlington and the Iowa
Central in Illinois Is husking 80 10 30 bush'
els to the acre. Early estimates were from
10 bushels more than net returns.
Chicago traders who are long on oats say
they look for receipts to be between lU
and i25 cars day for some time, an amount
about equal to the daily consumption They
expect to see a spread of only &c between
oats and corn in May. 1t is now 121sc, while
last year at one time II was Sc. ...
money o On both .ides.! says the Inter Inter
Ocean; THE bear Is betting on the bis
crop figures shown by the government re;
is putting up his money on the theory thai
the yield has been estimated 20O,OOOOOO tc
400, 100000 bushels too high"
ON aha Cash sales.
wHEAT-No. hard, car at Sc cal
az coRN fS1 sT ace S cars at i ssc Ca car
OATs-No. 8 white, 3 cars at 2s%c, cal
! at &1Ac.
Omaha Cash Prices.
! WHEAT-No. hard. 79ds1c; No, hard
! 76a7sltc; No. hard. 7l1aaltc; No. spring
.coRN-N9. new, S91gg4Oc; No; x.I new
| 396J4Oc: No 8 new white, 3sd4Oc
| OATS-No. > mixed, 211zQ2Sc; No. mixed
| 271kc; No. 3 white, 2S1sd2ss.c; No. white
| RYECNo. 2, &c; No. 8, SIC.