Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-08
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. July 7.-FlOur more active and
firm. Whe0t-JuIy, 79Iasisc.; August.
s2as33.c.; september. e3Aae3sc. Corn
July 375La37i.c.; August. 3csEa tOt-c. oats
July, 81 IaS2I g; August, 30As30S;.; sep
TEN Der 30aa3ILc. Pork-August SlO.06a
5000. La!d-Juy, sG.47iasG.50; August,
SO eOss6.7O: Septe Der. s5.67tafo.7 70.
cry-,altGd shoulders s5.e0as5 IS; short
clear, S6.6Oss8.63. Whiskey steady ct
Sl.li.
REVIEW or THE CHICAGO MARKET.
CHICAGO, July This was one Of the
Wild days on Change. The boom which
hss been blowing FOR several days received
"a decided Impetus late Yesterday Rftsr-
noon when 81 Louis parties came In and
bought calls very heavily uD IN me MIL
hons. This procedure OF course advanced
the speculative market the gain between
the closing Yesterday and opening this
morning being nearly cents. August tirst
sCli at 81 c., having closed al s2lsc. a litilo
changed hands at s2Ac but opening a ~
Gidal the cal! price the offerings 0roughton
WeIp very heavy, nud n decline % SAG.
aulcRly followed Then tho shorts came
in with perfect rush and whlried tue
price up TO .c. with NcIy 5wsiOps. During
ih's advance tho pr was Wildly ex-
cited and two failures were reported.
There was 10 scarcity %. wheat Tor
sale. which feature made the aggregate
trade something enormous. Ihe Quantities
OF long wheat IN witch thcre was decent
pIunt " ere thrown on the market aud real
lied on. rom outside points the decline
! was Iuodera,0ly steady To e2a,., aud then
the system 81 huctuatlOns DE wCen S2s sni
SSIc. set In, which lasted up 10 noon, the
inside rgUre prevailing. Tue g,O5s at
O'Clock Wss about steady 81 me decline
noted frOin the top. The ~ mp9thy between
wheat and small grams, or rather the ltue
OF cereals which generally attracts sDlali
attention, was very iharksd. cats were
big fsyorite with the shorts. These unfOi-
Inmates began buy ing september Al fsc. adj
vance over yesterday latest figures as soon
40 the CAADgu opened, paying 80, q. Tor
them. Before all were tl'ei the price vas
SILc.. with one failure as the result OF the
s.Useze IN that crowd. The afternoon mar
| Eet bees ne easier. Corn ranged pretty stin
| ,ncCr z Ggmsud sufficiently active TO put
| AC1usl up 20 1910. from an .nlng a.
| 3sLC. Tke Friuclpai cali !1r Il was bcfOrS
| noon. Later the market was quiet and
steady. FORK other h0g prod uc,s seemed
To have no sympathy nor anything ln com
| non with other speculative articles. Tue
! market opened uGiet and ranged along IN n
| ,py steady way within distance OF lOa
.lZIc.. the general tendency being DOWN
| ward.
! 81. LOUIS, July 7.-Flour unchanged.
Wheat excited and higher No. red, cash,
| sic july, eOXaslt, &C.; August. s2as5i<c.
| com dull but strong; No. 2 mixed, easn,
| S2a33c., August. 34a35j.c. oats very dull
| and strong No. mixed, cash. 2ttc. Au-
| gust Z7lc. Whiskey about steady az LOB.
| pToyisiOn quiet aLd ilfm. Pork nominal at
| SIO.?j. Lard nominal at $3.50. Eacon
! strong; long clear, se.9cSS6.95 shost-FibS
| "a; Gear, $40.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI. July 7.-Flour Grmer. wheat
| active and higher; No. red. e0c. Corn
! ectlSe ana hgGer; No mixed, soAc. oats
1 No a r,.NN nH "A
! 500. Lard easser 1T s5.l2ssc. bid. Bulk
/ meats and bacon quiet and rrm. Whiskey
| active; sos bid. Sugars steady slc un:
| ctaDsed. lf,gs stead fommon and
light. sias4.so; packing ana butchers
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE July l.. Grain nrm.
heat-No. ? red, re. Coru-No white,
soc. OalS-No. 3 mixed. sic. lroElslons
! nrm. Bacon -C.ear-riO. s725; sites, s.5Q
| S667; sides, sassy; shoulders. 50. Mes
! pork. sll. Hams, Sil.o0asl2.5O. Lard
WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON. N. O.. july 7.-Turper-
! tine quiet 81 301ac. b1sin nfm; stfa.ned.
73c; good do soc. IAt urn AZ si.zg. I'LL. 10
turpentiue drm; hard, 7oc.; yelow'dlp.
sl.7O; virgin $50.
SAVANNAH.
| SAVANNAH, July 7.-Iurpentlne luiet
| 3lc. asked. ROein irm at s0c.asl.l2..
CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, July 7.-Turpentlns arm
| At sole. Rosiu firm good strained, e5c.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTCREs.
NEW YORK. July 7.-Cotton-Gfoss re-
cetpls, ASA bales. Futures closed firm
| Gales. lSe, 900 bales; Jnly, s9.54asg.eJ; Au
gust, SO. Glaze 90: September, 1921; octo
Der, ss.46 November ss.4sas9.Ai; De
cembe s9.45; January, S9.5ias3. SIS; Feb
rusry, s9.s<ss9.65; March, s9.7Ssss.N
April. 50. sSss9.s 81.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
lReported for the Dispsieh.l
NORFOLK. July 7.-Prlme, issse. fancy
&c; common. lhs214e.: sheiied, gss'ss.
factory hand picked, 5slc. Mhfket OK,
Iremely dull. Orders reported somewhat
slow at the factories.
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARhEr.
fReported for the Dispatch.l
July MARKET very quiet and sale,
| light at 4a4i4c. for prime 10 extra prita'
| farmeTs' goods; choice, 40. The trssnsAe
| tons have been very limited for some Jay,
| NAL. Notwtthstsndlngt the long. continued
) | rains the growing crop Is reported 20 10 IN
| good condition. anu with fnir wofkinh
weather now the yield wiz 10 fally Nn aver
age ons'