Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-05
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Uold Wave Predictions and Crsp Com.
plants Come.
WHEAT ADVANCES PRACTICALLY CENT
orn and Oats show Unusual strength
for saturday-MaterIaI Increase
In wheat Visible supply
Expected Monday.


OMAHA, Feb. 3. 1898.
colder weather tonight and tomorrow
braska respecting the winter wheat crop
ma the prospects Of material decrease
me wheat market a strong tone and dis
concerted shorts. Minneapolis market was
fuily as strong as the Chicago market and
an over-sold condition is presumed to exist
there. The bullish features in the domestic
situation offset the large Australian ship
inents and easier continental cables. Senti-
lnent underwent considerable change. Flour
stocks the first OF the month were 10000
barrels less than for the corresponding
period a year ago, and about the same
as on the first Of January. Clearances
were quite liberal at half a million.
Corn was firm throughout the session
against sales OF July, the May selling
l-6c higher. The strength in provisions
ana purchases by, packing interests had
something to do with the strength in corn.
IL is quite possible that the visible supply
will show considerable decrease on Monday.
ately on a light trade. The strength else
where on the floor had considerable infu-
ence IN inducing shorts TO cover. There
was little OF interest I'm the news.
May wheat closed at SSssdS51ac July at
AnPNhc. and September at S3l4qS32sc.
Az, Nay corn closed at 441se July at 44s.a
May oats closed at 3O91Q305sc; July at
-9:Sc, aud September at 29e.
Liverpool closed unchanged on both
cash No. / northern sold at Minneapolis
lpodN AZ Aulc under May, and No. .
nufttern at 2i2c under Mag
Brhdstreet's cleaances show the Pacific
coast shipped 67e,OO0 bushels wheat and
9.4O barrels Hour; the Atlantic coast
1;1C7COg bushels wheat and 10000 barrels
hour The seaboard reported export sales
yesterday OF 1900 bushels corn and 100 600
bushels oats.
large Chicago grain dealer who has
been travelling IN Iowa and Nebraska pre-
Hlcts a larger corn movement in those
states II roads improve.
Worlds shipments for Monday are esti-
mated by Broomhall at 100000 bushels
against 10.l2OOW bushels last week and
1902 600 bushels year ago
Australian wheat shipments We're 2,272, 90
bushels. against 1,7o4 900 bushels last week
and 96S000 bushels last year.
Petri OF st. Louis says reports Of dam
age to the crop do not come from one
3 point or TO one firm. but are getting gen.
eral.
A Chicago trader says: 1.-The east prob
ably will be in the market for oats again
soon, particularly If the market here holds
firm. The recent sudden increase in the
supply Of cars east piled up a lot of oats
At junction points through that section.
These have now disappeared, but new
buying has been checked by the weakness
shown in the western markets.
Omaha Cash Prices.
WHEAT-No , hard, 75hd7sc: No. s
hard 7Sa I6c: No hard 6s@7Sl2c; No. .
spring. 15al6lzc; No. spring 72d741ac,
CORN-No. 3. 37q31lac; No 3 yellow, 37lkc;
No. 3 white, 3S12c.
oATs-No mixed aisle; No. white.
pc; No : white, 2SiS62S%c.
. RYE-No. >; 6oc: No. 3. 5Si5c
n,uha Cash sales.
WHEAT-No. hard. car at 75c, car at
74c l car at I3c; No. spring, ! car at 74c;
No. bard. cars at &c.
CORNING. yellow. cars at 37I.c.
RYE-No. s. car at SIC.
Carlot Receipts. ,