Omaha daily bee., 1912-08-09
GRAIN And PRODUCE MARKET
The Export Demand for Wheat is
Very Brisk.
SEPTEMBER CORN IS STRONG
Dat Bulls Admit That There Will BE
a Heavy Movement Of Crops
Within a Very short
While.

OMAHA. Aug, s. 1912.
The export demand for wheat Is very
brisk. but II loes much of its force as q
bull influence rE the fact that the pur.
chases are mostly for shipment the Etx'
ten days. There are very few bids for
-heat after Au,alst 20. This is taken to
mean that the demand will fall off very
soon. Ii also probably means that Europe
expects to buy wheat IRON Canada and
Russia after this month. All the hcrth-
west reports are fhttering on the harvest
premise this side yof the line. Experts
say that the yield for Canada will be
about the same as "a year ago. The feel-
ing in the local tr ade is unoucstionably
hearish for the late months and about the
only thing to guard against is The posi-
bility of an oversoldt local trade. Cash
wheat lc higher.
There seems TO be little doubt but that
September corn in hs a strong position
because it is at suclS great discount
under the cash level The market shows
this almost each day BY a quick, strong
rally for the early m ont1is. II is need
less to take chances cu the selling side
of the September CONT acTs Those trad
ers who believe in a 50c lleyel for the late
months have plenty of le.,way In selling
the December and May OF tons. Some OF
the former bull leaders, are now most
active on the selling sidtyof May corn. 1t
should not be ignored lat transactions
in the late months will Sbe governed by
any important cnange In weather or crop
conditions and the map should be watched
closely. Cash corn was unchanged to ic
higher
There never has been such a crop OF
oats as this year. Many practical grain
dealers are OF the opinion That the Off
cial report is under the fact. Bulls ad-
nit there will be large crop movement
in ahn uht1 ca nka
bearish, but around a 3oc level traders
believe that even the bearsiwill be ready
Z to take profits on short lines. Cash oats
unchanged.
clelrances; Wheat and .s,ur, 5000 bu (:
corn. ECO bu.; oats, 1900 lbu.
Liverpool close: Wheat sd higher;
corn, ssGlAd higher.
The following cash sales were reported !:
Wheat-No ? hard winter. cars dark.
| SSc; 2 cars, sT11c cars. S7llc. No.
hard winter: cars. SIC: car, S6lsc. No.
IL mixed; ! car smutty, sc. Barley-No
cars, 33c. No. white: 2 cnrs. 33c. No. 3
yellow. / bulkhead 33c. Cor1-No. 2 white:
| car, 73c No, . white: cars. 72iac. No.
8 yellow: 5 cars, 70l4c; s cars. roc. No. .
yellow: car. 69Iac. No. mixed: 2 cars,
zoe No. mixed: car, 694c; cars, SO, nc.
Gle.
icSClpLS WNlt a,tlctvVV
bushels and shipments were 1,174.000 BUSH
els. against receipts last year OF l.12S,000
, Bushels and shipments of $4,000 bushels
Primary corn receipts were 446000
bushels and shipments were 216,000 BUSH
els. against receipts last year OF 39S, 900
bushels and shipments of 226,000 bushels.
Primary oats receipts were $50. 900 bush
els and shipments were $4,000 bushels.
against receipts last year Of 922, 900
bushels and shipments OF 3ol00o bushels.
Omaha Cash Prices.
WHEAT-No. hard, S7@s9c; No 8
hard, s6qfSSc; No. 4 hard, 790S6c.
CORNING, white. 73c; No 3 white,
72IsW73Ac; No. 4 white. 70i4Q7ikc; No.
yellow. io,. 47Olsc: No. 8 yelow, 7OG7014c;
No. yellow, 69G6y1sc: No. 2, 7Vc: No. g.
69iz@6ss4c; No. 4, 67lsG6sc; no grade
60a61e.
OATS-No. Q white, 33tl4Gp,tS1sc; standard
33p33.c; No. white 3Sc; No. white,
s2taG33c.
harley Mailing. so@7oc. No, feed,
ss1.sa
kYE-No. Q. eOas2c; No 8. 57@eoc.