Show WHEAT PRICE GOES Expected Avalanche A of Canadian Wheat May 1 Not Occur CHICAGO Oct 8 8 Dy By The Asso Aso- Associated elated d Press Pre S Scouts Scoots on watch for foran foran foran an expected avalanche of Canadian Canadian wheat arc are beginning to question whether hether the avalanche will not prove to be a myth Leading trade au au- authorities authorities authorities today suggested likelihood that even less than the usual amount f of ol wheat will be gotten out of west west- estern terminals em ern Canada and Into eastern als Is this tills season before the close dose of navigation n on the Great Lakes Largely as ns a result r lt ot of 0 Canadian crop movement ov delays wheat e this hi f Cw rooming g compared with compared red with i e. e week ago agoa was T c a bushel higher where whereas as corn com was rh h 1 down with oats om 0 4 off oft and provisions oa re varying wry i g from decline to a rise i of RAIN DOES DAMAGE Serious Interruptions by almost constant rains and other handicaps over a wide territory are reported here as having ha reduced country of offering of- of offering offering fering of wheat In Canada to much below figures at th time last year Furthermore an abnormally large per per- percentage percentage percentage of the wheat Is represented as falling to come up to contract Saskatchewan and Alberta provinces which possessed the great great- greatest greatest est acreage and the tho best production appear especially to have suffered from rains and snow ever since the wheat was cut and there are num num- numerous numerous numerous erous expressions It will eventually develop that the Canadian crop as a ahole whole hole has been over-estimated over to a material extent According to advices current In Chicago about U 50 per cent t of arrivals arrivals d als of wheat at Winnipeg Y I are n grad grad- grading grading ing below number 4 northern and the persistent adverse weather eather prom prom- promises promises promises the result will be in much tough tou h grain Meanwhile unfavorable conditions also atso over the United States winter wheat heat region are causing delay to seeding Experts sap fay that unless a ain a period of dry warm weather eather soon In Intervenes in- in the the substantial Increase of domestic winter wheat acreage that has been looked look for tor this season will wUl vanish CORN SITUATION More optimism as ns to corn com crop than I recently was the rule has been re reflected re- re reflected reflected by downturns dO tums In price and andIn andIn andin In some quarters It Is 13 contended that December returns may perhaps show r a yield exceeding last years year's harvest Relative a firmness e of O the oats mar mar- market market ket ker Is accounted o for r by y tr the e fact t that i visible supplies are arc only about half halt tx os large I rge as last year Art Aft outstanding feature In the pro- pro trade e Is s apparently likelihood I nO that ns stocks of o lard the first half of month will show a decided cur cur- curtailment |