Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-11
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Practically No Wheat News from
Abroad TO Encourage Market,
DULUTH REPORTS A DULL PIT
Bulk of ActivIty IN Durum Futures,
ShowinE Further Weakness In
Comparison to spring
Futures.
OMAHA. Sent 10. la1t


There was little wheat news from
abroad yesterday to encourage the hold
ers OF that gain In this country. A cable
from BroomhRll reported the wheat mar
ket at Liverpool as under pressure and
the feeling weak at the declines estah-
hshed The spot price in the big English
market was reported as having lost Sd
In price since the close OF last Saturday.
II was also reported that Indian and
American offers Of wheat were larger,
with the spot situation quite weak
While the Chicago market was closed TO
business yesterday on account OF primary
election, the smaller marts Of the country
were open 70 business, and they were not
unlike q rudderless steamer, without tho
Chicago quotations. report was re
ceived from Minneapolis that the uneN-
Iected strength shown there at the OPEN
lhg was caused by buying from Chicago
and Kansas City; that country mllierp
also bought some wheat there: that hcdg-
ing sales were exceedingly light and in
consequence there was covering by pit
shorts. Winnipeg wheat was strong be
cause OF the rains In western Canada and
II was also influenced by local sentiment,
The volume Of trade both at Minneapolis
and Duluth was small
Duluth reported slow and tedious
market there in the absence OF Chicago
quotations, with the bulk OF the business
In durum futures. which showed further
weakness compared with the spring, that
there was some buying by shippers OF the
September future, but that II was mostly
hedged in the December, that the quail
lily OF the receipts at Duluth are not
good, and that with the principal de-
mand for No. | northern, the low grades
are gradually going to further discounts
Minneapolis messages reported tight
money in the northwest as forcing out
the carrying charSCs there
A special report issued by the United
States Department Of Agriculture says
that the seeding Of winter wheat should
be delayed as long as possible this fan
to combat the HessiRn fly wherever that
pest is present.
In the absence Of a good demand for
meats and lard the market for hog
products may be called discouraglng to
the holders Of these products. Stocks of
provisions in Chicago are liberal, and
they are likely 10 Increase unless for
Wheat was hdlc lower.
Corn was lLdlkc lower.
Oats were 16llhc lower.
These cash sales were reported TODAY
Whest--No hard winter: s cars. $iO7il
car, s1.07. No. hard winter: 2 cars,
N.G1H; y cars, H.o6h. No. hard winter:
Z spring: car. si.lOA. Corn-No. 1 white:
cars, 74I9c No. / yellow: ! car, 7S14c;
No yellow: cars, 73c. No. S yellow:
! cars, 72hc. No. 6 yellow Z. cars, &c, No.
| ! mixed: cars, 72hc No. mixed: car,
| 72lsc. No. mixed: 2 cars. 72hc. No.
mixed: car, i've, oats-No. white:
car, 47c. Standard: 2 cars. 4elsc, No.
white: cars, .46lsc; 2S cars, t6hc. No.
white: 9 cars 46c. No. mixed: car, acc
| No grade: car BARLEY mixed, 45c.
| Cearances OF wheat and flour wer'
! equal TO Lips 900 bushels; corn, 1900 bush
| els: oats, 443. 900 bushels
Liverpool closed: Wheat 1c higher corr
J unchanged.
Primary wheat receipts were $500
! bushels and shipments 2.545.OO0 bushels
AGAINST receipts OF 1,65S,0O0 bushels, snt
shipments of 900 bushels last year.
! Primary corn receipts were 1874 COO
bushels and shipments 56S 900 bushels
! against TACniDtg of kl1 Nfl bushels ant
sh 'pments of 521 900 bushels last year.
| Primary oats receipts we're 3.S47, 900 bush
els and shipments 2. 1893, 900 bushels, agains
receipts Of $4,000 bushels and shipment
of 655, 900 bushels last year.
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