Show WHEAT ARKET SC SCORES GAINS rabIe Weather in Canada and Australia Is Bullish F Factor By JOHN P. P B BOUGHAN ASsociated Press Market Editor CHICAGO CHICAdO Sept 19 Not AP-Not- withstanding farm deliveries of 01 Canadian wheat aggregating the huge total of bushels the wheat market here scored a decided today A change to unfavorable unfavorable weather both in Canada and Australia was a bullish factor Unwelcome Unwelcome Un- Un welcome rain was reported rom from Winnipeg whereas a anxIety was shown regarding lack of needed moisture in Australia Canadian deliverIes today were sere in extraordinary contrast wit those of ofa ofa a year ago when the total was only 0 bUshels on account of wet weather Wheat closed firm 8 7 to 1 13 Ic 3 net corn 1 off to 1 Ic up oats showing 4 1 to 5 Sc gain and provisions unchanged to 27 cents down Wheat advanced quickly at times with unexpected price upturns at Winnipeg as well as Liverpool having hayIng hay hay- ing a noticeable bullish effect Surprise Surprise Sur- Sur prise was expressed that such action action ac- ac tion of 01 the ha Winnipeg market in the face of record deliveries of wheat at interior points in the prairie provinces it was pointed out however however how how- ever 1 that at to a large extent these deliveries ent merely a transfer trans trans- fer from the hands of Individual farmers to the hands of the C Cana- Cana nadian na- na dian growers growers' pool Meanwhile today's today's to- to days day's receipts of domestic wheat at Minneapolis and Duluth although somewhat larger than a week ago continued to be well r those of 01 the correspondIng time last year ear Corn market advances today were largely traceable to to price rc upturns in wheat There also alo were were current however that because of shortage of 01 old corn the he new cropis crop cropIs Is now being fed extensively in places and that frt by the fact that thousands of acres are re already in sh shock ck I Ir r GRAIN T. ept 19 AI AP- AP Wheat Wheat- High Low Close September I December March March s 3 May 11 Corn Corn- September LOI 10 1 01 December 76 75 76 May lII March 77 77 78 S 80 SO SO 80 60 i Oats Oats- v. new 42 41 4 42 Dec new new 41 41 4 41 March 43 43 43 44 44 H H 44 Bye Ity I September DT DG 96 97 07 December 96 94 96 March March 99 88 98 99 98 May 99 08 Lard Lard- September 1255 1252 1259 1255 October 1260 1255 1155 1260 Ribs nibs September 1415 October 1400 De III es- es September 1630 1620 1620 1680 1620 October 1612 1610 1623 CASH CAS H mAIN Wheat 3 I hard No 4 northern spring 98 Corn I mixed mired ia No 2 yellow yel yel- low Oats Oate-No 2 white c No 4 white c. c Uye o. 2 No I 58 tJ lOc Timothy Clover se Lard 1257 Ribs Ribs- 1475 5 1675 1615 RIN m. RI IL KANSAS I-ANSAS CITY sept 19 Wheat ReceIpts cars care lc ic lower lo to lc Ic higher high high- er No 2 dark bard lIard No 3 No I hard No 3 1 No 2 red No o 3 3 Close September December tay Corn ReceIpts 40 cars unchanged to Wc c higher No 2 white No 3 No I yellow No No 3 3 No i mixed No 3 t t Close CloS December Ma Barley Darley 56 06 Receipts Oats 7 1 cars unchanged No 2 white No 1110 maze Rye Rye u Minn Sept 39 19 Ar AI Wheat Receipts cars care compared with a year ago Cash Casl No 1 north north- em ern 10 No 10 1 dark northera north north- era ern 11 per cent protein l 13 per pee c cent nt protein 28 12 per cent I protein No I dark hard Montana 14 per cent pro pro- tel 1 to arrive red Ired durum c Sep ember December May Corn No Corn 3 yellow ellow Oats 3 c. c 56 Bye Ry 3 3 98 I lax 1 t l FLOUR roun MINNEAPOLIS Minn Sept 13 Ar AI Unchanged Flour 1 barrels 2700 |