The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-24
THE GRAIN MARKET.
e ut New Lows-Pcrsect
WcRthcr-Corn Wrr,L.

"heat values suffered another seri.
"u" setback yesterday. Tb pressuro
against the list seldom nbu,cJ D.-
cllhes nave been stretched to AN aynr-
ase ctosc 10 10 cents u bushel during
,ne past week. Part Of the lluuidation
s.rI""g WaS Tor commission house III
,'rests which bought whca, s,y,r,I
nays ago on the assumption that spccn.
1--we pn!lng. under the lead of wan
street might establish "A basis us sl2i
ior the May delivery at Chicago.
Ihc oppression IN tho list Yesterday
was III further emphasis Of tho ncrfe,,
weather conditions through the entire
s'aIh country. farmers continue TO
move considerable wheat. Acrnrdin, ,n
thc country dispatches the total rc,
ceipts on Monday will set a now hipb
record winnipeg ears for Monday are
expected 10 exceed i.j0O. puluth I 400
anu minneapolis close 10 Loo.
winter wheat receipts are painiup
ana stocks IN the Southwest have
nhaliy shown n tendency to increase.
c~outn"estern interests were sellers Of
u."r yesterday. Some authorities
say mat farmers have borrowed from
tne country banks in an extensive vny
IN the past few months. II is feared
tnat an uninterrupted wheat, decline
VIII soon lead to more or less forccl
On the other hand 4, 10
SAID that independent farmers arc likely
20 wi'hhold their surplus Of wheat from
tne MARKET IN the event OF a further
material shrfnkage in values.
The domestic interior movement, for Ola.
~.ek sugsests a big increase In the yisibie
s"pp'y s "a onn on Monday. Receipts
In the ppecesin eusnsIs; asains, II $40 600
sesr ago; shipments were 1000, 600
o"Tne.s, 200 900 and $500 900 respectively
ply statement IL also forpsba1ovr -
srrivAls at European points are heavy '"'
arm me ,or.Ign wheat markets were again
NOT inclined to rcsp.c, tn, relative strepr1h
or liverpool especially as it soon brcain.
wheat was taking plsoo. The bu"ine.s ,""rr
the day was 500 ooo bushels. Greece 4. re-.
ported IN thc. market Tor several million.
OF bushels Of wheat, but the unc"rtatn
status OF that country has resulted in 5if.
nrul,ies IN TIC engaging Of vessels and The
procuring of Insurance. '
Corn-The support from sbor,s ,.t,ot
NJ market during the early trading. Lazy.
MMes'etn houses were the principal buyers
InsFease IN the spot offerings. Southwest
erh states have good yields this year Most
o. ,he hedse pressure "inanatcs from that
noticcably restricted by the shnrn dac,t"s
IN wheat. The weather conditions through
kii,ins @sr" GTrfy.i and the absence. OF
imuch OF the late crop to mature. The
streasth OF IN" foreign markets il I'm.
.ns'ru, put " Us generally conceded that
tne export buying has not reached large
proportions thus far.
oHts-The trend was downward in re-
sponsc TO the action OF other markets. cash
house support was easily offset nv snsr,i'
Iativs selling and hedge selling. rho
weather mas been Ideal for "a week or more
'teyeIpts Tor IN" week total 5000. oOU
bushels. against G,.oo. o0U in the preceding
week ana 100000 bushels "A year ago
tr9Nl@lons-Ihc s'cadler tone In the hog
,st brought ahou, an improved demand
from shorts. Packers were sellers ~ the
adv tncc and the slump in grain Was
aseinst outside buying OF consequence.