The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-01
THE GRAIN MARKET.
wheat Drclines-Dccem her Ten
d-rs TO-day-Coru Weak,

Speculative interests In wheat seemed
70 tak" "A more sober view of the situa-
fon Yesterday. There was a dimnu-
Non IN the outside buying OF futures
and she market closed heavy, after
starting quite firm, To-day Is the first
'NnI'r day for December wheat III all
important markets and II IL believed
mat Chicago deliveries will exceed
100000 bushels. although many have
oecn counting on about 600, 900 bushels.
IN" buying for exporters served TO
cl"ck the declines during the session.
Foreigners took more than 1000, 900
bushels OF wheat. II Is said thai much
w IN" export business WAS to replace
10 tNtuiitn wheat Communicated by
ne dominion Government al Fort Will
IAN and Port Arthur. The reopening
~ VI" Winnipeg market Yesterday was
Ne"rd with much interest. Initial al
E"'''s az mat centre ranged from 3lh
70 go! cents, but a quick break OF . to
cents occurred, Thereafter the mar
W. s'"1dled and fuctuated with others.
r-rly n"ws favored the holders OF wheat.
sthsrqAeuily tho easter cash wheat pre-
NUNS liquidation for large operators,
',hs'i'f me Intrusion OF the English Gov
.'li,r'i on the marketing OF the Canadian
rp aS a hcarish factor inasmuch as
"''N'a'i"n ana undue holding by farmers
l.t. -. .'f 'h''t w ~
rmll'A "nthusiasm. The reiterated re-
nol' TINT the wheat received al the
'.u.""rsicrn points contained a large per-
,'h'1ee ~ low grade wheat failed to az
"a g'lutut uppreciahly.
o.foi,tu crop conditions as cabled nv
~nro'nNAA Liverpool Corn Trade Neus fol.
tn''el k.ngdom-onerinss of native
","d' are .9rger and country prices easing.
.''.' ."-N weather has become more
'.nTih.. and seeding has made a good
T|I. NA'lig offers are Increasing Re-
",,t' are fair and CONSUMPTION lighter.
L''n'hS-Al advlces received here re-
800 i"uorfhie. The outlook is good
,N-'-id-Wrhther very cold, with lack
'''w cover over = wide area. and dam
'Frr feared. %interior movement Il light.
IA han States--crop ad,ices are favor.
'te 'ad a large acreage WAS planted.
a., ''r" '1nl1b t. reporting drought
i'r"utinh-Wcather favors crop. In tbs
,.h.', a'd soHth and the general outlook
- 't"Hrt p'c.
NH-ira.ia-Wea,her favors harvest and
,'N Nh'nt Is arriving 10 sydney. Cror
".'ni''- are maintained,
49," weather improved. bu, the acre.
te WIN suffer materially as a result OF
70. r'r'ut rains. Native wheat IL NOV.
ing N''"'y and foreign purchases continu.
'h',-S"edinE reports generally favor,
"' bn'y on corn has been removed.
ne prospects Of unsettled weather
,n'ft'rh he corn country did not induce
',n'h ',lpport In tho market u was said tina
,Nrf va considerable scattered lipuida
"I ne decline In wheat had syinpa,
"'.' .hu"ncr, especially as country ad-
."S sNrr"-tNd d larger movement Of corn
,.lnl hr-' hands. The deliveries on chit
,'r' "'nirh"ts .o-day ara not expected tC
" w %'rrtaHt, The foreign mark., were
.ih.n' spe",al feature yesterday. Srnil.
s'h' lore miAed and there has beer
traie
paiH-The export business yesterday wa
Sanea ~ about 800, 900 bushels, following
". pur'hase OF 900, 900 bushels on Monday
srernoon. There was no especial steadi
INN IN the market. however. LARGE