The Omaha morning bee., 1923-12-15
Omaha Grain

Total receipts at Omaha we're 1gs cars
against 15a cars last year Total ship
Ia ears year ago
Demand for grain in the Omaha mar
ket was rather slow today Wheat sold
To &c lower. corn was unchanged to 1c
lower. the market being generally lower,
eats were unchanged to he higher. gen
orally unchanged. Rye quoted IL
lower and barley unchanged.
Influenced by heavy rains in Argen-
Una, Liverpool cables we're higher and
ms induced higher range OF Values in
the Chicago futures market during the
early trading. Trade WAS very light and
the market fluctuations narrow. No ma
terial pressure WAS in evidence. Country
offerings of corn were light and corn
futures were steady at the start. ON the
dragged lower all along the line. corn
leading the decline with final prices be
Ing about the lowest Of the day.
MARKET NEWS
r. o. Cromwell says. Frost left corn In
suen condition that rains since Novem-
ber l have been conclusive to consider
able spoilage. especially in down, corn.
shrinkage from reduced water content.
The amounts unfit for fed and other
losses S oo bring rd our Novem Der m figures a at
estimate It compared with the last
official estimate of 3.02s. 600. 900 bushels.
The governments figures on wheat and
oats are not expected to show marked
changes in the December revision report
Final figures in million bushels for
all wheat are 774; oats. 1,3i1. Noyem-
ber finals were wheat. 1872. oats, 1,3U2
Broomhall says Argentine corn is be
ing shipped to Belgium and the recent
rain has benefited the the new corn.
ceeded last years figures by 100000
bushels.
Argentine is smaller than ever before
at this time. there being no carry y-over
from the ,t,ta ,mt,etyioos crop. t,ool, .ovs. Win.
ter wheat remains In generally fair con
dition. Complaints are too scattered to
indicate any important injury 10 the
Favorable rains have fallen In varl-
Gus portions Of the. belt covering a wide
area. while snowfall IN some sections has
been even more beneficial. Growth con.
dltion in the southwest has been stopped
Export Demand-Russelrs News saws:
A very dull market in export grains fea-
tured the local trade. With oxernig q, nj
mors we're current OF cargo Of wheat
having been worked to Lisbon yesterday
10 the fact that despite the much small
er wheat and rye cTons % than ban last yesTi
In the case OF corn, however. the price
sesson IS in is2s. in the lace Of larger
supply This makes him believe tnat
Ultimately corn prices will have to de
cline.
Omaha Carlot Sales.
WHEAT.
No. hard winter cars '.oz;
10 hard w!ntsS: sS l car n.o'; =
10 4 hard winter: car. csc; car,
ses: car, s5c. 10 per cent dsmasen' a9n
sample hard winter; car. ssc' car
40. j spring: car. si.o7..-
No.. ? spring cars. - l07. dark.
No. 9 spring: car. fsoI
So mixed: car. SIC, durum.
10. mixed: ear. Sc,
Sample. mixed ! car, SIC. is'7 IDS.
70. durum' dosS; GsSs; ''e'
No. white cars. safe cars
No. : white / car. soc.
SNS 20. yellow yeliow; cars. ssHe; 4 cars.
10 yellow. car Especial bliiinsl,
Gei4c: ] car 62iae. 10 cars. &c
No 5 yellow; ! car tss per cent oadn
aged. SIC: car. % per cent damaged
10. yellow. l car. ssc.. ~
No. mixed: car. e4e: ! car % =
meisture1. els; ] ear. s61ae' so cars w
No. 8 mixed oRTs AT '0''
No. white, ears thest dsmaged1'
lIac: l car. i2he: l2 - cars, ,ne-
ciai billing). 42o: 2 cars theat oAiiiahe"'
esnple white, car ds per cent heat
damared1 3shc: car. asbc.
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