The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-13
THE GRAIN MARKET.
Moderate wheat Rise-RecorA ER-
pOrts-Corn Advances.

The statistical situation In wheat
commanded moro attention yesterday.
Values were bid up moderately after an
easier early tone. There was scattered
buying credited TO commission house
traders who are again hearing predic-
tions Of much higher levels before the
end OF the season. Professional shorts
also bought.
The fact that Nhea; sold above $3.50
last year Is constantly alluded 20. a..
though the present season ID admittedly
different in many respects. Exporting
countries are believed 10 have at least
200. 600. 900 bushels more wheat to sell
thar a year ago. without considering the
doubtful quality OF the 100. 900 900 ex-
cess in the United States. The foreign
buying " quite orderly this season.
whereas II was q ~ fren1ied character
last fall and winter.
Bulls In wheat were greatly on
courased by the Minneapolis statistics
estimating hat $4,000. 900 bushels OF
tho $780, 900. 900 bush.ls grown have
already left the farms and passed =.
consuming channels without resulting in
accumulat!ons. Some authorities were
OF the opinion that this estimate OF the
disappearance was a triae exaggerated
They further con,ended that stocks have
really commenced to pile W at the
Northwest. The increase In the wheat
AoShS VI Dobdtlt w. Ntc ""N " OAiN
mates 1900. 900 bushels and the gain at
Minneapolis has been close TO q million
bushels.
Brads;r.ets reported record exports for
the x..s' ,o7 7H' .s,PTsn,: ,sSm So.ss
:'ne. yyiy Is $4,000 900 Ss..h.i., sssin.;
ports s.VV are re- on.y s.oco'Soo bushels una.r II.
phenomenal outflow OF wheat last year
It Is estimated that the actual exports q
An hAN A 1faaA : "a nm
bushels less than In the corresponding
time In isit The market was vis,bly
helped T Then The nr Si,. x. a, is:n.s; how:
sion was placed a; 100000 bushels, .he
bulk OF mis- being. In American ~hea,s
Cash wheat handlers asserted that wheat
at the Gulf WAS more than ! cents under
the basis OF choice Canadian wheat and
I cents under, thus accounting for the
Increased absorption of domestic grain by
= he a,,rsctivsiy priced whes, a, the
Gulf. however, as much Of Il 10 o: very
inferior quality and the freight accom-
mod at!ons are arranged with much d.fn-
preliminary estimat. BY. Clement,
Curtis 4 Go, place. T., the su, v : Of mn sn;
States az iis. 900, 900 bushels, A nominal
normal amount Of low grade wheat in an
:: cS.ccS su. s:Gn P aass 81 aPp r.: Iox sr a.,
or less Will probably be mixed win the
high grade wheat and ground. II had
been rumored In the wheat trade for
several days that a bu!.ish Clement re-
port was TO appear.
Corn-rhe pront taking and country sell
ing were soon urnpleted. Prices we're
raised rather easily. Agsress'veness from
the bulls was more noticeable and u wAs
asserted thu many weak ionge had been
shaken out. Not much attention was given
10 the lower foreign markets. nor to the
very favorable weather conditions. some
poor husking returns we're again exploited
and II WAS intimated that q scattered short
interest IN the market was being Gunned
for.
Oats-Ther we're slight net advances.
due 10 the higher clo~ings of other mar
keu. Hedge ceiling limited the bulses
Export business was placed at 500, 900
bushels. Interior receipts are liberal a.
about double the quantity Of . year ago.
Provis.ons-The demand from shorts and
packers increased moderately. Hog re-
caipts were fair, but these were readily
taken care OF. The strength In Srasn helped
the provision list.
ChlczRo prices.