The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-11
THE GRAIN MARKETS.
W heat RnlIies-Ncws Less Bcarish
strong Corn Lat.

The wheat list was higher all day yes
,erday. A slight diminution In the re-
ce.pts OF wheat frightened some OF the
tiinid shorts. There was talk Of n fur
ther decrease In the farm movement.
which also bad bearing on sentiment.
Rain and snow were shown in various
sections q the spring wheat territory.
but on the whole comparatively few in
the trade We're inclined TO construe the
weather conditions as bullish, especially
As there was a strong Nance for RAINS
TO fall over the winter wheat area, which
has not been noistened for weeks.
The fact that the Liverpool wheat
market did not respond to our decline or
Tuesday and the corn strength were in
c~entives to some traders - buy wheat. IL
Is understood that the British Govern
ment intends TO reaul.ition many boats
for the transportation OF foodsturs and
other essential cargoes. This move Is
believed TO be contemplated because of
, the extraordinarily mig freight rates the
| world over and II doubtless emphasizes
, the seriousness of the shipping problems
confronting the export trade.
A statement given out by French Cabinet
Official. denying that peacc terms we're eelns
:, considered insured more or less short cover
ing The possibility OF a definite peace move,
however, H. ever IN the inInd- OF cpnserN awe
traders. and certain lar-c operators IN thi.
group reitera,c that there viii br plenty OF
wheai ia 20 around this season, assumin.
unaliered political conditions Tor the next
few months. quite a little interest wa- taken
IN the cdhlcl reports iniic,iins that harvest
Ing has commenced III the Ar-cniine.
Export buylng OF wheat during the session
was placed AT 10000 bushels. Premiums OF
cash wheat we're again lowered a trtie DE
spite the docrease in the movement, -usgtsi
ing a corresponding falling on IN the demand
from mills A. u whole however the nlHis
of the country are believed to have their
1 fipur putnnt we'll sold ahead
Interior rccrip,s for three days of tho week
aggregate io.s"y" bushels. against ~l",s+,V'
last week ana s.,6o.eV a year ago, the snip.
menis were $4,000 bushels, 3,yQo,"s anu
I1r.JN respectively. and tho s@aboard "N.
ports verc his n 10000 bushels, against
| 3.70.p and a.yo,Wc bushels respectively.
Corn-The list had a substantial rise Much
Of The buying wB- Tor the shorts, althoulh
the action OF the market since the Govern
meui report has created a broader speculative
trade Predictions OF wet weather. for the
corn country accounted for much OF the an.
sorpiiou. There we're hislier cables from Law
erpo0i AMI Argentina, and rumors OF export
business. we're currrat, II WAS ADMITTED ma,
"A far foreign demand was here. The Prirr
current placed the amount of corn aNallahi"
for tc"dins al bushels. a-aln-t the
some authorities refused to cons,rue these
figures az bullish, II being argued That feed
.'urs OF all kinds were abundant this season
Profit taking checked the rise ~ the h-t ~
the even, Of a quick change clearing weather
over the belt % fair iu'rease IN country offer
ings IL 10 he anticipated.
Oat--prite changes were small. the nv
drr'on~ was tirmer IN reflection OF tho hull
marke, In corn. There WAS n fair rNrort de
maud and business OF about 4v).pS bushels
MAS claimed. Receipts are lsrse aud hedge
selling IL provin- an important offset TO the
speculative demand The Interior movement
40 far This week totals J,Ip,sH bushels
against $4,000 last week and $4,000 "A year
ago
proyisions-A lower hog market and liberia
hog receip,s caused early declines In product
The subsequent rally was attributed 10 the
strength In the grain markets.
TltNanA tFtg.