Omaha daily bee., 1912-09-08
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Clear Headed Leaders in Wheat
Trade Seem to be at Sea.
SHORT SALES ARE Ill ADVISED
Heavy Export Sales Help TO Steady
Oats Futures, but In End Sup
ply nnd Movement will
: be Continued.


OMAHA, Neb., Sept. 7--Even the clear
heaaed leaders in the Chicago wheat
trace are at sea and in regard to sthe
immediate future of the market. Bear
lshness Is most pronounced. probably be-
cause OF the increasing movement Of
spring wheat The piling up Of stocks
at Duluth, the certain competition by
Manitoba wheat shippers, and the possi-
pillty OF both actual shipments from
South Dakota and southern Minnesota
10 the Chicago market, and important
hedging sales from the northwest, be-
cause prices In that quarter are working
70 considerable discount under the
futures In Chicago. The bottom prices
or the year were made near the close
yesterday. There has been some con-
down. u
Conservative leaders are advising sales
only on natural reactions Another class
is advocating buying on the side Of Sc
we're depression. Cash wheat, unchanged
to 12c lower.
1t appears to be more clear each day
s snat tnere is not much safety in press
ing the selling side of December corn un-
" the crop Is made and until the cash
september situation is relieved, or the
current month expires. Even those who
are advocating a much lower level for
way corn, II the crop natures safely,
are slow to advise short sales for De-
cember. not knowing how freely the
country may sell the new crop for that
month. Large shipping sales and lake
charters Keep cash corn in strong posi-
tlon ana traders still advise against the
seinhs side OF the September option at
any level. Cash corn, unchanged
Inc heavy export sales helped to steady
tne oats futures, but IN the end the sup
ply ana the movement will be long con-
unued and depressing feature. Cash
oats unchanged to nc higher.
Ciearances of wheat were 357 900 bushels
corn hWo bushels, oats 4S,0W bushels.
Liverpool wheat closes . to4c lower;
corn. unchanged to Inc DIVER
Urinary wheat receipts were 1.7ys.0O6
bushels and shipments Of 1,093,0n0 hushel,
against receipts of 1.i93000 bushels ana
shipments of $4,000 bushels last year.
PRIMARY corn receipts were $4,000
bushels and shipments 32S,e00 bushels,
against receipts of $4,000 bushels and
shipments of 144,oO0 bushels last year
Primary oats receipts were 1,E3O06
bushels and shipments 10000 bushels,
against receipts of $4,000 Bushels ano
shipments of 262.0Oo bushels last year.
Omaha Cash Sales.
Wheat: No. hard winter, car, S51bc;
cars, Soc. No. hard winter, lear, 85o.
cars. &isc; 2 cars, S4c No. haro
winter cars. SAC; car, ssc; l car S2Nc.
No grade hard winter, car ssc, car.
1AA- Ash. lHlkSl = caE. s1A%r4 NO
mixed, l car SAGE. No. 5 mixed Durum,
I car, SOC. Oats: No. 3 white, cars,
31lsc; 4 cars, 3lAc, No. white. / car,
3o&c; ! car, 3o13c: car 3O1sc. No grade.
! car heating 30c. Corn: No. white,
I car 75c. No. yellow. 2 cars 7aXc. No.
3 yellow cars, 731ac No. yellow, i
car, 7ac; car, 721se. No. mixed, /
car. SIC; 5 cars 7Sc; car, 72%c. No.
mixed, car, 721ac; 2 cars Tic. No.
grade, l car, 6S15c.
Omaha Cash Prices.
WHEAT-No. hard, S41k@S7c; No. 8
hard, SSlaQS6c; No. hard, S0d85c
CORNING. Q white, 75Q75Ac; No ;
white, 75c; No. white. 721s074c; No. 2
yellow, 7SAc; No. yellow. 7SAQ73izc; No.
I yellow, 7214@73c; No. g. 7sQ731kc; No. 3,
72a4@73Ac; No. 4. 72a721ac; no grade, 6S1ac.
OATS-Nos white, al&@32c: standard,
SihGS1&c; No. 8 white, 31AG311sc; No.
white, S0AQ30&c; No. 8 yellow, 3ot4@3Os4c.
BARLEY-Malting, 60G65c; No. 1 feed,