Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-07
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
All Lines Of Cereals Develop . Better
Feeling,
MORE RAIN is THE BULuSH FACTOR
Wet weather Delays Harvest in the
NOrthwest-Thcre is Fear of
Frost on Corn when the
Weather Clears.
OMAHA. sent- g IL

OMAHA. Sept. 6, 1905.
Continued rainy weather was the main
factor which contributed to the strengthen
ing OF the market IN all lines. Wheat was
UP Aus. September closed at S03.c Decem-
a yer at sc and May al s4AaS5c. Reports
came OF liberal rains in Argentina. Rains
IN Dakota and Minnesota interfere with
Uneasiness on account OF possibility OF
strong market In corn. Ohicial predictions
however, are for warm close to the wet
spelt. september closed at 527tc, old Sep
teTnber at 5Sisc, December al ssstc. old
SsgtnDer Sa,s e., az 5Sne, and May at 43ltc.
pecsT,baI anisnea s' With September at she
Liverpool closed unchanged to Hd lower
OF wheat and unchanged to Nd Tower on
ings Of Manitoba. Larger arrivals OF corn
were expected.
Primary wheat receipts we're $4,000 BUSH
shipments Of SoO Bushels 6 corn SS4hfIs reoepts has
We're sOsOW bushels and shipments 4s2
bushels, against receipts last year OF i,5S5, :
w bushels and shipments Of $500 bush
Els. sis. Siearances were 1900 bushels Of
wheat, $4,000 bushels OF corn, III 900 bushels
OF oats and 1000 barrels OF -four. Brad
5treets east Rockies wheat decrease is
$4,000 bushels and afoat and Europe in
crease 90. 900 bushels. Tho corn decrea SO
Is rs ne,g0 bushels and oats increaEe 2,6lS,OOo
All tko foreign news confirms the reports
OF thirty dnys ago regarding the unfavor-
able prospects In Russia. The worlds
wheat crop is given by the Hungarian min
istor OF agriculture as per cent over last
year. The rye crop, the next important
cereal ln Europe. is 10 per cent short a
result OF tho poor harvest in Russia The
worlds crop Is estimated at I per cent
IT9rger than last year despite the fact that
Europe ts short. The increase in America
Offsets the loss. There is a shortage of q
per cent In barley and SIS in oats, the loss
being In Russia.
the Chicago Tribune as saying: Until
tnlS country gets into the habit of exporting
l can see no excuse for an advance in the
price. The trade will not begin to COM
prehend for several months the
raised this year. II will take
more than year to move the wheat out
OF Nebraska and Kansas alone. Michigan
has not only raised all It will use. but will
have a little for the market besides. Last
year that state bought immense quantities
or flour at Minneapolis, the record-making
sale for the Pillsbury company in fact hav-
ing been made there. Wheat will have "a
be sold at the price that Europe will be
The put and call committee Of the Chi
cago Hoard Of Trade held its first meeting
yesterday aud several propositions for trad
ing were presented No report Is given
out Of what they did.
Omaha Cash Sales.
wHEAT-No. hard, car. TIC; l car al
7lc; No. hard, / car at Tic; no grade,
coRN~No 3. / car at 4sho; No. white
Omaha Cash Prices.
WHEAT-No. hard, 75I7sc; No. 3 hard
74d77c No. hard, Tic; No. 8 spring nc
CORNING, 2, 4s%c; No. 3, 4Shc; No. 4
471zc; no grade, 42c; No. yellow 49c; No
yellow, 4S%c; No. 2 white, 4s%c; No.
white, 4S1bo.
OATs-No. mixed, &C. No mixed
221fc; No. 4 mixed, 22c; No. white, 24lkc
No. white, 24c; No white, 231kc; stan
dard, 24c.
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