Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-11
Chicago Grain
BY CHARLES ID. MieHAELS,
0sash. Bee Isassa Ni.s,

Chicago, April l0.-At no time To-
day were grain prices as low as Sat
IFday's finish, News generally va:
H. favor oi the bulls, Foreign mar
ks,s were strong and values moved
up, While no, heldhg the extreme
adyaness the close VAS a. net gains
OF S-sldl l-ae or wheat, LA -See on
corn, lrsaTrs ON oats and Lac on
rye,
Houses with eastern connections
we're good early buyers ol wheat
The strength IN Liverpool aud the
stock market. combined with pros
pee,s OF decrease ~ the visible sup'
ply, had some effect on sentiment
Crop reports from the southwest
again were decidedly mixed, The
experts. who are IN bad sections. sen,
estimates indicating a relatively
small group IN parts OF kansas.
.ssh Houses nuss,s
r.sh houses haushl nsF and sold iuiF
ssrls. The diffsrsnrs sidsnsa 20 ls'.g .,
the last, AGAINST lisg ~ the close ssl'
ufdsg The first ~ the nissauTi fiEsF
wheat arrived dEFlns the DAY vim ts'
tsipls 90 - ears, 4 seai expert business
sss put through in new eFap winters We
Monlfssi. although ths basis eempsfsf
altb the July, was low Liverpool rlessd
ttgHis,h higher, despite Hafla sAbnt'H
II over - 6ae ,ean bushels sud smsll lh'
crease IN ocean passage
Trade ia corn hfasdsnsi siishtiE, 4
higher level easily sss attained sihnush
tho strength same mainly from - sNihps'hg
with o,hsr grains. ssseosrf bids we're
below a WORKING hssis. Domestic demand
Ha hk "A mark u.
however, sss firm, compared sith ih-
Msy, owing 20 the delay ~ oats seeding
M increase ~ the movement u sApse'sa
until s'tsr corn planting - 90, 81 ihs
way. The visible supply Showed dsefess.
~ i.si,oee bushels for tho week, hs'
ceipts. ~ cars,
Increased apprehension IL .n,sftsinsd
over the continued delay g oats sssilns.
Heavy rains ffl again IN Illinois and Iowa
aud no field work IL expected for several
days under the most favorable conditions.
Tn. weather foreess, II for unsettled and
colder. Receipts were 81 ears. Cash de-
strength In wheat was III. main infiu-
enc. In rye. Trade was not large and "a.
port demand slow, Ne. : on track sold
at nc under May.
rlt Notes.
v. =. Leland and ccmpany's Minnes polls
office wired!
weather conditions continue cold aud
wet over practically the entire spring
wheat belt. with predictions for con-
tinuancs Of snow or rain tomorrow, Some
apprehension 10 being expressed over the
outlook, as there IL no seeding done ss
yet Looks as though the season viii b.
late in starting
A Hamburg. Ia. message said not an
Err. Of oats had been sown In that see
tion and that IL would not ha possible TO
got into the fields unity the end Of tn.
week at best. Last ycsr all the oats were
seeded In that part Of lows by March sb.
Rains wer. general In best oat sections
over Sunday. an dthc seeding delay iS
being taken more seriously by the trade.
Logan and Rryans crop reporter wired
from Hutchinson. Kan:
Examined - wheat fields this terri
tory and found condition very spotted.
part OF Reno county much poorer
than eastern and prospective abandoned
acreage nearly Is per cent. Probably
condition whole county not over 60"
London cshlcd:
"cargoes of wheat firm and rather dearcr
81, thousand tons Of west Australian
wheat. March shipment. sold at s5c Sd
tequal StSixD. Parcels to arrive were
advanced Cd. Cargoos of corn were
steady and unchanged