Dec. |126 |126¹⁄₂| 123¹⁄₄|120⁷⁄₈|123 |120³⁄₄ Corn Sept.| 52¹⁄₄| 51 | 50⁷⁄₈| 49 | 48¹⁄₂| 47 Dec. | 52³⁄₈| 51³⁄₄| 51³⁄₈| 50¹⁄₈| 50 | 49⁵⁄₈ Oats Sept.| 35 | 34³⁄₈| 34 | 33³⁄₈| 33¹⁄₄| 32¹⁄₂ Dec. | 37³⁄₄| 37¹⁄₄| 37¹⁄₂| 36³⁄₈| 36⁵⁄₈| 36³⁄₈ KANSAS CITY. | | | | | | Wheat Sept.|116 |114 | 112¹⁄₂|111 |110³⁄₄|110 Dec. |117³⁄₄|116¹⁄₄| 115¹⁄₈|113¹⁄₈|114³⁄₄|112 May |121³⁄₄|120¹⁄₄| 119⁵⁄₈|117³⁄₄|119³⁄₈|117¹⁄₈ Corn Sept.| 42⁷⁄₈| 42¹⁄₂| 41¹⁄₄| 40¹⁄₂| 39⁵⁄₈| 39 Dec. | 44¹⁄₂| 43⁵⁄₈| 43¹⁄₄| 42¹⁄₈| 41⁷⁄₈| 41¹⁄₄ May | 48³⁄₄| 48 | 47⁷⁄₈| 46⁷⁄₈| 46⁷⁄₈| 46³⁄₈ Oats Sept.| 34 | 34 | 34 | 34 | 34 | 33³⁄₄ Dec. | 35¹⁄₂| 35 | 34³⁄₄| 34 | 34 | 33⁵⁄₈ ------------------------+------+------+---------+------+------+------ [1] Common average. Cash wheat at Minneapolis declined 2¢ to 5¢ for No. 1 Dark Northern, and 4¢ for No. 2, more than the December future declined. On Oct. 3, No. 1 Dark Northern sold at 10¢ to 18¢ over Minneapolis December and No. 2 at 6¢ to 12¢ over. The weakness in the cash market at Minneapolis was caused by a poor flour demand and increasing receipts of spring wheat. Reports from Minneapolis for some time past have reflected a very poor demand for flour. The visible supply statement issued on Oct. 3 showed an increase of 1,636,000 bus. of wheat for the week. The total on that date was 52,795,000 bus. compared with 27,391,000 a year ago. The supply statement also showed a decrease of 726,000 bus. of corn for the week, making the total 11,765,000 compared with 7,587,000 a year ago. In the Chicago market on Oct. 3 No. 2 Mixed corn sold at 2¢ to 2¹⁄₄¢ under December and No. 2 Yellow at 1³⁄₄¢ to 2¢ under. =GRAIN EXPORTS.= =Wheat Inspected Out Under American Grades Only--Flour Not Included.= [Thousands of bushels: i. e., 000 omitted.]