Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-09
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Big Shorts in Wheat Are on the
Buying Side Of Pit.
MINNEAPOLIS MEN GET IN LINE
Miller from FIour Center EStend
ThepseIVcs In OutbiddinE Chi-
cREo for Hard winter
wheat-Corn strong.

OMAHA. July s. 1914.
Big shorts In wheat were on the buying
side Yesterday. There was more uncor-
tainty as 10 tho black rust reports com
ing from the spring wheat country, hut
as they we're conflicting they received
less attention than they would have The
market was In q position to firm up and
final pricos for tho day were at fractional
gains, While there were hedging sales OF
considerable size they were COMPARE
lively small when compared with those
of last week. There we're heavy export
tekinKs again, the total amounting to
nearly 10000 bushels. Wheat was on
sale on all the hard spots to develop and
there was an urgency shown on the sell
ers whore there was any strength dis
PLAYED. One OF the sustaining features
was the report received from ST Louis
that buying orders were held there FOR
more than 100000 bushels cash grain and
that this was wanted by foreigners kan
sas s,.s-, tity messages today told the story
from that received from St Louis. The
former market reported great pressure
Inere ana export bids were out OF line The
wheat bought by Chicago people has com
showed $50 cars yesterday. II Is said that
thls Dig run will be Kept up for soma
unne ,e ana that the outward movement
July contract OF No. g red winter vii IN IN
nnS9Ny after the middle OF this ,,onth
Snd Idiets ,S bought some wheat here yesterday
a,lu anu they were looking around for faIr
assd lots for interior Toints ia"
Inc larger room traders not only n,
SIIcaso nut the smaller markets aS y,,aii
were 10 be seen on both sides N'''
WORD was received from the sou,h ,...,
at Cnat minneapolis millers were outbidJtns
territory. "e"' III that
day Norn opn presented ef strong front yester-
lay. She OF the features was a renort
from Kansas City saying live stooL n,nn
M M-.oIn tne southwest at a recent neetinv
rdSS nniSene tne claim that the cattle diseas,
bninsI bine,ic s IL due TO the imported corn now
NAFInfIH -. =
tie raising country " ''0 NS'-
Ihere was good buying of corn nv
aTns snn} concerns Yesterday and a great
zeal OF the grain that changed ba,5S
was absorbed by investors SSoTts a.aIs
,'je III Ine ouying side and had not longs been
MnIhs TO take profits the advance would
shoS, aNe oeeen zen much greater than that
fine and seasonable. some scct,ons Tss rss
poIteo temperatures very high but wher,
Iney nave had rain recently the hot
Meather sSs Is not expected to DO any dam
Oats were helped some by the f,ryror
e s9ne IN wheat and corn and prices closed
hlgher. The selling came mainly From,
tbn i',llsslon nEn houses on resting orders, hut
were hc to Nc higher
Sash wheat was lc higher
SSAsh corn was &C to lhc higher
S1Ssu oats were %C to lc higher
q, Clearances: Wheat and flour equal IN
bu. " anu Oa's' @VV
Liverpool closed with wheat sd higher
ana corn Nd to Nd higher.
Urinary wheat receipts were S'7 O0o In,
anu anu shlpments OF S44OOO bu, aRainHt rs-
SStelpts OF $4,000 bu and shipments ~
1000 bu. last year. Vi
Urinary corn receipts were 4ss OOo In,
and shipments OF 1000 bu aRainst rs.
Sei ips cSs OF $1,000 bu. and shipments OF
SS4OOO bu last year u
ITlInary oats receipts were 7SIOO0 I'm
ceipts of 1.O44,OOO bu. and shipmant. 70 .,
SSSOO0 bu. last year Vi