The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-07
THE GRAIN MARKET.
Wheat ReactiOnary - Southwest
ells-tOr HeDOrt To.

The relative firmress OF the Liverpool
vheat list and the reports Of a huge de-
mand for -four In the North west caused
hgher prices here for a time. 1t was
said thai the French Government had
recently distributed orders for 1000 900
barrels Of -four among the leading mills.
interests with French connections had
sdvlces indicating that the Government
buying had been in evidence for many
Gays and that the large orders reported
were not really fresh.
There was not much pressure in the
market until Southwestern houses sold.
The private repOr;s from Kansas stated
VLt farmers were re%linquishing their
wheat rather freely. Southwestern mar
AUS were heavy all day. 1t was pre-
u'c'ed that the winner wheat receipt'
heN week would he OF liberal proper
IONS These advices induced more OF
less Speculative liquidation, as did the
decline in the stock market. which re-
Hec'ed the vulnerable technical position
Vi The wheat market.
Buying for nlil.ers and cxporters had
.!ba p" do with limiting the rsac Lionary
fnder'y. Foreign. takings since late Fri.
.,esl.. 'Hs e gs1 fhs at J msrl ssa from i;ioG a 900
Ala and Argentina have not brought
ss.a, n9tewcrthy, competition among. ~;
49,. "''''b NAtdN " HtIrs bf
,tas have been reported, In. ~important Ar
erin Districts. 1t Is believed thaa Ar
,f.'as M.I export fully as much as tor
W bushels ana that Australia has an
tisbnr!I eNportahl. surplus Of 100000
iry,suis rity ~ The inarket Mas partly
,|,p.aine! by the uufounded or uncon-
,n,d r'port that we're circulated. Vague
,se la.k Was heard aud there we're re-
,,i been ren2,ed. The Winnipeg market
,rNatsh.e - the export buying rather than
psr,. NO ,Ie, rnit.d" States. TIE weak.
esd on he selling Tor Sorthw este m
,fiIsss.s against prospective shipments ~
expected that a substantial visible
-SppIy Increase will he shown Tomorrow,
i,.m Interior receipts for the week were
IA ,So'upo bushels, against the same totaI
me previous week and 10. 200 900 n year
az, Shipments were $500. 900 bushels
",VQ1 and 100000 bushels. while the
sHapedrl exports were 1000 900 bushels
'ycc9,oo' AMI 100000 bushels respectively
-h,ofl-- Early advances were not held
=. demand from shorts was supplied
',rnu Reports OF very disappointing
IN yields came from Iowa and there
,sre assertions that much corn Of III,
,,op was soft The strength OF the foreign
S'hhe.s also stimulated values for a time
.ii,IS"gGrn,y the list sased In sympath,
uh lh" recession In wheat and on thu
~ |"a' IN" Government report ON Mon
,sssn Void show a crop OF more thar
''o,Vp' 900 bushels, against 2,67<. 900 00i
seeE ago Country offerings have In
saSl On the recent advances and tn,
psiptt ~ old corn have shown a sligh'
s,teeso over those In The previous weel
year P'"u los
a Values changed frac,lonally II
ns"'Pa ny Win the fluctuations In "thel
u, $3.50 The export buying was confined
aplN' 1000 bushels, Country sellin,
ns~, VI moderate proportions. The pros
t. spr'p'htlYe support, Interior receipt
;sonhe Week total o, 400, 900 bushels. agaIns
EvOoyn Ia Tho previous week and 400. oo'
nWpll SIoNS-Short covering over tn,
rnnoN emf helped the iist. Trade wa
On the ta,ins side. IL is e,perted ina
o.. t''"ip's N The coming week will III
VAR prupor'ionH.
'h agp prices: