Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-20
GRAIN And PRODUCE MARKET
Kansas Estimates Raising and Much
New Wheat is Being Sold.
CORN, WEATHER IS FAVORABLE
with the Light Supplies of Corn In
the Country the Big Decline In
PRICES SENS to Have Dis
counted outlook.
OMAHA. July ls. 1872

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The weather is generally favorable IN
all directions and the crop outlook is
unquestionably fine Kansas estimates
are being raised and there is consider,
able selling OF new wheat 1t ts doubted
TX the crop movement to Chicago is any
where near as large as last year. but II
must not be forgotten that soft wheat
states instead of being shippers, will have
10 import large quantities this year. The
cables are strong, 1hc to 2Ac higher.
frices are so close TO an export basis
that ii Is believed seIiing has been over
done and that wheat rhvulu De sold only
on bulges The foreign market took
sudden jump upward. This rise was not
due to any weather or crop conditions
but bombardment Of the Dardanelles
strait, which resulted in It closing. This
stopped the shipments of wheat from
Russia and caused great commouon In
foreign markets. Cash wheat unchanged
10 ic higher.
The cables are strong to Nc higher
The weather throughout the corn belt
is very favorable as rule. Cash de-
inand was much better on the crop yes
terday. With the hight supplies. OF corn
in the country, the big decline In prices
appears to have discounted the promising
crop outlook, especially as new corn Will
not be available for five months yet
B. w. Snow. the crop expert. says:
Yesterdays rain did not reach south OF
the Platte and corn acreage west Of Lin
coin is dry and the crop is suffering
Some corn is beginrAng to tassel, not
over four feet tall, while other fields will
not average a fodE high. The color Is
generally good, but the plant has stopped
growing and Is curling, At present Me-
braska. south of the Platte. does not
promise 70 per cent crop. and unless
there Is good rain relief at once II will
be much less Cash corn was A@2c
y higher.
Chicago received ITO cars oats. The crop
outlook is favorable The sales were very
liberal yesterday and a. little steadier
tone prevails. Yesterdays market showed
less weakness than the other grains.
/ Short sellers are not as aggressive, yet
I there is a moderate pressure In the way
, OF hedges against the new crop. Cash
/ oats were &c lower.
ciearances were 5000 bushels OF corn,
J; 12f,00o bushels of oats and wheat and
flour equal to 232 900 bushels.
Liverpool closed %@lad higher Oil
\ wheat and I'D higher on corn
Primary wheat receipts were Ss30OO
I bushels, against receipts last year OF
4 1883. 900 bushels and shipments Of l26.000.
Corn receipts were 1900 bushels and
shipments were 10000 bushels against re-
!. reipts last year of $4,000 bushels and
, shipments of 360.00o bushels.
heceiptB OF ty0dAS were 1coWU bunHcis
and shipments were $4,000 bushels,
against receipts last year OF $4,000 BUSH
els and shipments OF 476000 bushels.
The following cash sales were reported: :
Wheat--No. Q hard winter (old) ! car, 95c;
! oar, Mc; new, f cars dark, 9ic; / car.
s01kc; car. 901hc: 5 car, s0c. No. hard
winter, old, Z cars. &c. Corn--No. white,
i Car, 7SAc: car. 7sItc; cars, 75hc; /
car. 75c. No. white, l car, 72hc; No. 2
/ yellow. 8 cars. 70hc; car. 60ihc: No 3
yellow, u cars. &C No. 4 yellow: 2 cars,
Csc; / car. SIC; car, 66hc; cars, CSC.
No mixed lear. 701zc; l car, 6slac; car.
6sikc: car, SSc. No. mixed. ] car, acc; /
J car, CSC. No grade. / car, 65izc; ] car,
COD; car, 59c. cars, SIC. Oats-No. Q
white, 43cysf car. 43c.
Omaha Cash Prsces.
WHEAT-No. hard. sSlsG91c; No. 3
hard. SsjkGe0c.
CORN-No. white. 765k176Atc; No. 3
white 75676c; No. white, 721ac; No 2
yellow, 6sisQ Dlsc; No. yellow, Sssa @69c; |;
No. yellow. 65G8Sc; No. 2 6Si4Qp7014c; /;
No. 8, sS@7oc; No. Z. 65Gsec; no grade,
3Afs-No. .. 4sA@ashc: standard, $50
BIC; No. white. i2*@4ac; No. white,
4lGi42c
HARLEY-Malting b5as5c; No. feed.
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