Omaha daily bee., 1912-08-11
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Bearish Feeling Has Spread Over
Entire Grain Trade.
WHEAT ESTIMATE SATISFACTORY
Climate Conditions Seem to Be ON
the Side of a Big Corn
Yield for the
Year.
OMAHA. Aug, 10. 1912.

OMAHA, Aug. 10, 1917.
wave of bearish feeling seems to have
spread through the entire grain trade
based on the very flattering official croI
report given out after the close Friday
The Wheat total was not UP to some pri
yate estimates, but was greatly enlarged
from last month and construed as very
beartsh. The unofficial price was vi
lower on the curb. The fact that ex
porters were less active and the outside
trade light enabled the bear forces tt
bring about moderate reaction from
Thursdays bulge. Traders think ths
thing TO guard against Is overselling FOL
the moment on the beaIish feeling Gre
ated by the crop report Surely the sit
uauon Is very promising now, II there l.
wheat harvest to take the selling side ol
late months on the hard spots. Cash
wheat AQisc lower.
climatic conditions appear to be on ths
siae OF a big com yield for the year. The
official figures are over $500 900 bush.
els, II these figures hold good until the
crop natures the country will have q
great abundance of corn and the prices
Will undoubtedly be lower In looking al
the corn market 1t may be well to take
into consideration the great abundance
OF all other kinds OF feed where there
September options are different prop
osltion entirely, and short sellers will dc
we'll to let the early months alone. Cash
corn unchanged to Nc higher.
There are many people In the oats trade
who believe the country has a crop OF
l.30o,0O0,o00 bushels. The official figures
seern to be working In that direction. AT
any rate the crop Is so big that on any
temporary recovery from overs0ld spots
the trade and the public will line up on
the selling side. Cash eats. Agaac Lower sSs er;
bushels; corn, 5000 bushels; oats. 4,o0t
bushels.
Liverpool closed: Wheat, A@Ad lower
corn, B9bd lower.
Primary receipts of wheat were sa2, ,ool
! bushels and shipments Of l,1ss, 600 bushels
against shipments last year Of ll2G0
I bushels. Corn receipts were 407 900 bush.
els against receipts last year of 4S6, ON
bushels and shipments OF 26S,0M bushels
against shipments last year Of 4S6Coo
els against receipts last year or SSs,0U
bushels and shipments Of $4,000 bushels
against shipments last year OF @4S,OoQ
bushels.
Omaha Cash Pr-ccs.
WHEAT-No. hard, SsQSshc; No. 3
hard, SSD6Sc; No. 4 hard. 7sQS6lac.
CORNING. white. 14c, No. white,
No, 2 yellow, Tic; No. 8 yellow. 7OAg7lc;
No 4 yellow, esK@7oc; No. 2, Tic; No. 8,
7o07ohc; No. A, 69Q6911sc; no grade, 6lQ62c.
0ATS-No. white, 32AGS3c; standard,
s2h@32Nc; No. white. S2AGs2iac' No. 4
white, 3lMG32c. :,
RARLEY-Malting so07oc; No. i feed,
AeA5c.
kYEs-No. Q, soQs2c; No 8. 57@60c.
/ The following cash sales were reported
Wheat--No. hard winter: car, SlAc;
cars, SIC: q cars, s61sc No. hard winter:
/ car, Turkey, ssc; car. Sc; cars, so1sc,
No hard: ! car, Sac Corn-No, 2 white:
/ car, 74c. No. white, car. 7SAc; !
car. 73c. No, color. ! car. 72c. No. Q
yellow, / car, Tic; No. 3 yellow, cars.
car. roc. No. 2 mixed: / car, Tic No. 8
mixed: cars, 7o1bc; car, 7Oc. No. 4
mixed: car, S9jsc; cars, 69c. No grade:
i car, &C. Oats-Standard, ! car, 32Ac. No.
s white; l3 cars. 321ac No. white: 3
cars, S2c.