Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-03
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
American Producers Making Money
on Grains Sold to Europe.
CORN PIvOTING ON NEW CROP
yellow Cereal Prices Are BeiNg
Largely Influenced by out
look for Harvest In Grow
ina Countries.
OMAHA, rNov. . 1914.


The American producer OF wheat is GER
tainly enjoying his labors OF the last
year. He rs now enabled to dispose OF
every pound of his grain and as wheat Is
going out gold from abroad Is COMING IN
TO pay for IL. The farmers OF the United
states are rich. and every dRy OF the
war abroad adds money to their bank &C
counts. When the fact is considered that
the clearances from United states ports
recently have broken all records and that
the movement has been restricted because
OF the scarcity OF spot offerings and the
lack Of tonnage on the ocean, II Is
hard matter to say as to what the actual
Clearances would reach were everything
surrounding the market more favorable.
Word comes from many OF the countries
OF the old world of lack OF food supplies.
The price OF corn will pivot on the
movement Of the new crop, coupled with
the question as to whether II will come
forward in understandable condition or
not. 1t Is generally believed In board
circles that the new crop will move ear
Her than usual and IL the present
weather continues this grain viii be hAr-
condition than for several seasons past
at this time.
oats sold literally to exporters last
week, and Il Is generally believed that
foreigners have resting orders In all the
larger markets for additional amounts.
IL Is estimated that the November
olearances OF wheat from gulf ports will
reach 100000 bushels, and that these
clearances will be about equally divided
between Galveston and New Orleans;
that the November clearanoes will exceed
the october clearances TO large degree,
The harvesting of wheat will commence
next week In the north Of the province
Of Santa Fe, Argentina, and Il will be
general by the end Of November and
ing to the price of this grain Argentina
will continue to sell Il for early delivery,
Brazil depending wholly on that country
With the stocks OF manufactured prod
ucts anything but burdensome, and
with colder weather and more general
slaughtTltng at country points stocks
Gregson says IL Is generally conceded
that hog receipts will be larger when
colder weather comes. but II the prices
will find anxious buyers. The general
position Is healthy and many look for
active markets
Wheat was unchanged to &C lower.
Corn was hc lower to lo higher
Oats were unchanged to NC higher.
Clearances were: Wheat and flour
equal to $780, 900 bushels: corn. 200 bush
els: oats. $1,000 bushels
Primary wheat receipts were 30Tl 900
bushels and shipments 1855 900 bushels
against receipts of 1,73S0O0 bushels and
corn S6 Sc bushels last
els and shipments 476, 600 bushels, against
receipts OF 406, 900 bushels and shipments
OF $4,000 bushels last year. Primary oats
mepts $4,000 bushels. against receipts OF
$4,000 bushels and shipments OF 10000
These sales were reported today.
| Wheat-No. 2 hard winter: cars
N.ozh; I, cars, sl.O7; 2cars 81 ,O6al; 10 cars,
S1.06h No: hard winter: cars, 81 .o6ls
IL cars. Sl.O51A; car, Sl.O5. No. hard
winter: / car, 81 .o5; 2 cars. sl.0ih; l car,
s1.N; cars, sl.os. No. 8 mixed; cars,
% car asc No . dnT,,yn. car n O7iL
No. durnm car, ti.O7, No. 4 spring
car, CSC; l car, sec. NO. durum mixed
grade , j CO car. mixed, Sc. STANDARD:
| / car, 4514c; 2 cars, 4Sc No. white: u
I cars, ike; cars, &c. No grade:
No Witt white ( car. Ss,.e; car sc. No
cars. CSC; 2 cars, 6shc; car: part new
s ssiloE 70 sf,iG s:Y 10 ears mss sf Si
mixed; SI4 cars. s7Itc; 2l-s cars. SIC
mixed: / car. new. sc. No. 8 mixed
! ias cars, 6sllc No. mixed / car, &c
| car SIC. Sample: ! IoS car &c; car SOC
| Omaha Cash Prices-Wheat: No,
hard, $lO64i.0S; No. hard, N.O54l0l; No.
hard sLOSQiOSi No; z sP KIN! 81 S;O0g
s spring. T s5lsoa.i@; E No daruni. M'67G
| i.Oh; No. 8 durum $.OshD1.O7. Corn:
No white. 6slQ691scs No. white. 6sq
6SaSS1sc; No. white, 6f1Fq6Sc; No. 6
| white, 67967lkc; No. l yellow, 69q69Nc;
! No yellow, 6SS4 ds9c; No 8 yellow, 6sha
CSC; No 1 yellow. 67%qeSItc; No. yell
low, 671kd6s+c No. 6 yellow, 67hq6sci No.
/ mixed, 67%q6Sc; No. 2 mixed 6dp6lAc;
No mixed, 67967i9c; No. mixed, 66hq
exc; No. 8 mixed. 66a67Ac; No. 8 mixed,
6sd67c Oats: No. 2 white. 45kQ4b1ac;
standard 45dI5hc: No. 3 white. 44i<944lsc
No. white. 44l4hc. Barley: Mailing,
62@72c; No l feed, 5OQ59o. Rye; No. @
! SS1kdS9kc: No. g. SSaSShc.
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