Omaha daily bee., 1912-09-20
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Several Influences Combined Yester-
day to Bull Wheat Market.
CORN DEMANDS HIGH PRICE
Oats Market Continues sluggish,
Small Gain Yesterday Being
Due to the Strength In
LIE Other Markets.
OMAHA. sept. ls. l9l2.

OMAHA, Sept 10. 1912.
There were several influences combined
90 bull wheat yesterday in the face OF
easier cables and bearish reports on the
spring wheat movement In the noItn
and west. Still a third feature was the
closing OF spreads between Chicago ana
other markets which led to considerable
buying. There was buying of May wheat
and selling of the earlier months by
many brokers. In q general way there
was no selling pressure against actual
wheat to aid the BEARS and shorts were
forced to cover on the advancing mar
ket The large shipping sales for the
day were help to buyers also. SEN
timent Is well divided. but 1t Will take
something positively bullish to sustain
permanent advance. Cash wheat un-
changed to Nc lower
There Is always some uneasiness over
the first appearance of frosts in the corn
pelt. The scare SO far Is very mild. In
fact, no strength developed In the mar
ket yesterday on the early frost mes
sages until the messages emphasized the
slow progress OF the crop east Of the Mis-
sissippi river and confirmed to some ex-
tent the dry weather damage which 9TH
ers have claimed in Kansas and the
southwest. The decided strength in cash
corn and the mark ng up OF the September
prics over Tic the appearance OK an ac-
tive bull leader In the market and the
generally oversold position of the local
trade all combined to give the new crop
months q strong turn and prices closed
about at the top yesterday. The position
OF December corn suggests great caution
about short selling. Cash corn, Nc
higher to No lower.
The market continues sluggish and the
small gain yesterday was due to the
strength In other markets. Traders still
argue that prices are too high In face OF
the large crop. Cash oats was unchanged
TO Lc lower.
Clearances were $1,000 bushels OF corn.
s3l 900 bushels of oats and wheat and
flour equal to 2S70o0 bushels.
Liverpool closed I'D lower to Nd higher
on wheat and I'D lower to Ad higher on
corn.
bushels and shipments were $4,000 BUSH
els, against receipts last year Of ,Oot
bushels and shipments OF C98.000 bushels
Primary corn receipts were 722000 BUSH
els and shipments were 10000 bushels,
against receipts last year of $4,000 bush
els and shipments OF 7i2,0o bushels.
Primary oats receipts were LOO.
bushels and shipments we're $4,000 bush
els. against receipts last year OF 3S9.00i
bushels and shipments of s41 900 bushels
The following cash sales were reported:
Wheat-No. hard winter: cars. @lhc.
No hard winter. ; cars &c; care,
SAihc. No. hard winter; l car, Sc; /
car, &c; car. SlAc. No grade, hard
winter: l car very poor, TIC. No. 3
spring: car. S4a4c No grade spring: /
car. The. Corn--No 3 white: lM cars,
Ss1kc. No. white: l car. 66tsc; ! car. CSC.
No. yellow. car, 57Ac. No. yellow:
81 cars, SIC. No. mixed: cars &C; /
car, 661sc. No. 3 mixed: . cars. 66Ec. 6ia
cars. 66ikc No. mixed: | car, 6sc; cars,
e4tzc. No grade: " car, eii1c Oats
Standard: car. sl4c: No. white; car,
sl1fc; II cars, slMc; ! car. &c. No
white: car. Sic. No grade: ear [heat-
ing), so1zc.
Omaha Cash Prfeca.
WHEAT-No. 2 hard, S56DS7c, No. 8 hard
S4@S6c: No 4 hard, S01S5c.
CORN-No white, 67AQ70c: No
white, 6gHsc; No. white, 66Gt6eikc: No. :
yellow, 67Mc; No. yellow, SIC; No.
yellow, 651sG66lac. No. ., 66lhG67c No.
66lzg6eatc; No. I, 6iltgS6c; no grade, $50
G4itc.
0ATS--No white, sltsl3lMc: standard
Si5hc; No. white. Sic613iis. No. white
Sic; No 3 yellow. 3lc.
BARLEY-Malting geM65c. No. 1 feed