The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-15

Corn was again me feature In grain especially al the
West, where there was heavy trading In II. DcCem
her advanced sharply and other month fractlonally
owing To continued unfaNnrihlc weather. small
vuu> shorts buying by prominent Interests light
offerings and commission house buying. on the
rise, however there was considerable realizing and
part of the Improvement was lest. The undertone
remains tcycrSh. however, as thc short interest is
a, Chicago are lrht The weather was wet in many
sections and further ranS were predicted, Chicago
received l5l cars. including only nfecn OF contract
grade Primary rccc,p were 3ss 600 bush. against
292 last year. bartlett; Frazier & Co were big
buyers OF December and May at tho West Argcn,
TINA >hipnrd 100000 bush. against SO8 prI last week
and 59 90 last year making the total thus far this
1926 900 aglnS, 3? 2s2 C.o In the same time
last season The exports from this country were
81 'ol hush 9g2lnNt 49, SO las, week and o2a 90.
In the corresponding period last year The cables
wgr- D.. to I'D lower Bartlett, FRAZIER & Co said:
opinion. and believe May corn viii sell lower al.
though the market viii hc governed a good deal bv
nearby futures" Wheat advanced on the strength
ofcorn. uniaNorahlc weather smaller rcceipts hiv-
ing BY leading chicago operators light onernTs
well as u continued good cash demand ~ the North
rrai1inq Outside markets. were nrncr and thc yn
wn, a pretty good demand from commission houses
S" oG and S MSS logan wa Harm, p wSs spc oT auyer
mine were all prnnlncn IN the buying. Primary
ycar Duluth reported 5000 bush. OF FASH whSs,
sold for Shlpncni, and there was good demand
Included sGS37 bush. OF wheat and itoS sacks Of
rour for South Africa and O 50? sacks OF flour for
Australia The total exports for the week accord
Inc to RrddvrTCfS. were $40 100 bush eghIns,
57i5.j5i last week and toS3,i3t last year making
the total since July I. iOl .5S 6j2 bush agaIn.t
III. ~ 652 IN the corresponding period last wear
Argentina ShlpDci l20u0 bush, against none last
week and 2ipD last year: total since Jan l. il D,n
ono. against ~. 10000 Ia the same time last ycnr
The MINNEAPOLIS stock Is expected to lncrcese
about .2OlUO bush for the week The cables
were generally higher Berlin declined !, TO I'd
hu, Liverpool advanced 10 Nd London /, 10
I'D. Paris ccntlncS and Budapest 81, kT The
Moi6rn MHCr said. scattered reports are hcIng
received that the wheat plant is unfavorably AT
fcctcd by the IicSSan n.y. but crop conditions in
general ar given as excellent and as promising
unusually well for his season OF the year Tho
ny however, has appeared In many sections and
II il feared IN do damage II the mild and unsea sou
able weather continues. The car SHORTAGE is chr
failing the mo,"mcn, ~ wheat both to and from
the market centres Oats were quiet but nrmcr
with Other cereals. There was some Improve
mcnt IN the cash dc mand al the West The country
movement was light.
Receipts were 1871 bblS and 20 CTS sacks Espor,s
$685. bhls and i5s7S sacks. Winter In bbs: Supcr.
pcrnnc, s?65dC7 S No. 2, extra 81 sOas2 rs: clears
s1i0as32S; Stnlghts. Ssidsati: patents IS 6;s
81 ~ Spring In hbls; Clears So lOdta IS: strairhts
StOaS5i patents s3s0&s, Rye -four, a. 10
CotToS.--Spot cotton here declined S pon,s
Sales. ~ bales for spinning and 400 delivered on
contracts Middllng uplands, SOC. against Sc
Last year; New Orleans and Gulf $3.50, against
sac. Souiho m SPOT markets were generally un /.
changed. Liverpool declined points on the spot
with sales Of s,Ooo bales; futures declined 3 10