Tuesday, 4 October 2016, the grain trades in the U.S. stock markets ended mixed. Wheat in Chicago was able to remain neutral. It was supported neighbouring the corn market, which is growing at low rate of harvesting. Besides drastically decreased this year, corn exports from producing countries in South America, particularly from Brazil, which bodes well for the staties. In addition, the exchange has helped delay the current sowing of winter wheat from previous years and expectations.

On the Chicago Mercantile exchange (CBOT) quotes Tuesday's closing of futures contracts with delivery in November:

wheat (Dec.) - 145,3 USD/t (9075 RUB/t) - no changed. to the previous one. the closure;
corn (Dec.) - 137,1 USD/t (8550 RUB/t) plus 0.65%;
soya-beans - 354,0 dollars./t (22100 RUB./t) - minus 0.98 percent;
figure unwrought. - To 494, 6$./t (30875 RUB/t) - plus 0,30%;
canola (ICE) - 467,0 dollars./t (29150 RUB/t) - plus 0.24 percent.

On the Paris stock exchange (МАTIF) December futures at the end of trading on Tuesday amounted to:

wheat flour - of 179.5 dollars./t (11200 RUB./t) - plus 0.16 percent;
corn (November) - 179,8 USD/t (11225 RUB/t) - plus 0,31%;
sunflower (FOB Saint Nazaire) - 347,3 dollars./t (21675 RUB/t) plus 0.03 percent.