The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-22
THE GRAIN MARKET.
mtg Receipts Again Cause When,
Observation-Disclosures Bearish.

The rc.pyrgies in the wheat market OF
Yesterday wyrr shortliyed. 1t was gen.
orally agreed that the receipts of wheat
were too large TO permit of a sustained
advance for the pr sent. Sentiment has
Undergone d radical change and the COM
MISSION house buying on the declines is
u; "a less confident sort.
Apparently the farmers in the winter
wheat states have been apprised of the
zee selling by spring wheat over
The private account indicate that offer
.hss from Nebraska and Kansas have
increased. Clear weather over the coun-
Try has much TO do with the larger farm
movement, especially in the West. where
'hrricgS have been late In sowing their
.tW crop,
ledge selling I'm the leading markets
No- more noticeable and the impress sion
vs. strengthened that stocks were be-
7s slowly Jut surely repienlshed. 1t Is
rr'd'"'cd that the increase in the visible
81 ny statement ON Monday will be the
H""s- substantial Of any recorded thus
Tar mis- season. The small visible sup
ply t';tl has been a ma!nstay of the bull
AIRY Cor many weeks.
FNport'rs again furnished more or less
''ppoil TO- me market The foreign taking
"a "a ~. IVA. Al a million bushels, in
'Nf'N h'il'l VI american
iN Domestic mills were also credited
N'h buying wheat freely against an ex-
.'.'n' HouI trade, but the aggregate alb
y 'uh Hll not rise above the effect OF
~, rr'dIEiou- farm movement. The be-
NAT the receipts would continue rom
nov 'F"iy big for the next few days re-
ned Speculative buying OF wheat.
In' p'a'" news, received from Berlin via
''t11H, also hat continental bearing in
-i'" utirrHrces, and the frequent out
rom those cndeavoring to arrange
ne shipin,nt Of Canadian wheat into
'e United Stat-s without the payment OF
import uuty 81 10 cents a bushel. are
't''''.h'y a damp"r on huIlish enthusi-
Moreover, some Of the Wall Street
t~t'F"rts who we're advocating the buying
"r Of the liss recently are now mem
me prospect u competitive offer
IN Nrg"n'ina and Australia.
'...|Eol0r receipts 30 far this week total
au' DoQ Gnshei,, against 1900: 900 last
''"k and n. 500, 900 a year ago The Cana
wheat movement Is showing about
tiInrS the total Of a year ago;
'Soribcd 10 foreign buying and heavy
,"Nrrlns Exporters were credited
,...rn '"k,mg ahIn, 10000 bushels. al
,"o'l'd In some well Informed quarters.
'Eh markets for corn continued strong.
'-en s SiiisSeS wa s'r in.p nGt neg sS m semsysr,
ne "h"it list. The weather over the
b"it IL IDEAL and country offerings
"a corn are more frequent. Sentiment
-p'ruldtIvc quarters il not buliish, as
i' believed that feedstuns of ali Kinds
ere N LIBERAL supply despite the disap
nom |Ag corn yields in sections OF the ex-
'''''" West and NnrthWest.
'ATS-Somr large export orders were in
market, but the business reported was
100000 bushels. No special selling
pose IRE was discerncd in the market until
100 late setback In other grains occurred
reNaction Of the good weather. receipt.
Interior points total 8 600. 900 bushels
~ ms week against 200. 900 last
- I'D 1000. 900 last year.
I'''NlSlbNS Another break OF 30 to
'Ilt was reported At hog centres. The
Nr' iits declined ls much as "a cent a
h' A. some sections in the past few
There WA active support TO tho
''Sd4It lI4t dsNNO 40 session. however.