Wednesday, September 14, and grain trades on the American stock markets ended generally moderate growth. Wheat gained on the expectations of players and market participants of increased export demand for U.S. wheat after yesterday's forecast of the Agency FranceAgrimer about a significant decrease in the forecast of exports of French wheat. But soybeans continued to fall after the USDA estimated ending stocks of soybeans at the highest level over the last decade.

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

wheat (dece.) - 148,1 USD/t (9625 RUB/t) plus 0.50 percent to the previous. the closure;
corn (dece.) - 130.6 signatures of Dol./t (8475 RUB/t) - plus 0,53%;
soya-beans - 346,4 dollars./t (22500 RUB/t) - minus 0.13 percent;
figure unwrought. - 484,8 dollars./t (31500 RUB./t) - plus was 3.56%;
canola (ICE) - 457,6 dollars./t (29725 RUB/t) - plus 0.24 percent.

On the Paris stock exchange (МАTIF) December futures at the end of trading of Wednesday was:

wheat flour - 178,7 dollars./t (11600 RUB/t) - plus 0,31%;
corn (November) - 179,8 USD/t (11675 RUB/t) - plus 0.16 percent;
sunflower (FOB Saint Nazaire) - 353,4 dollars./t (22950 RUB/t) or minus 0.08 percent.