New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-22
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS,
FEATURES OF NEw.YoIK DEALINGS.


purinc the early session al the Produce Exchange
yesterday the bull element seemed to have affairs
entirely in their grasp. The shorts were nervous anu
the foreigners free buyers There was some NUS
excitement and prices made rapid gains AT one time
there was an advance OF 1d1 58 cents. The AFTER
noon session. however, brought about decided change
Those who were buyers early In the day turned sellers
and the market broke sharply. The volume OF puoi-
ness aggregated about 12,4O0O0o bushels. The early
cables were very buoyant There were hesVy I',i,
"a aSrG%e Wen TH veroc cables were
1-2d mp. London was 3GOd up anu DE- ~ q. 10
moor The clearances we're almost 100000 bushels
Of wheat and -four together PARIS aGVano t' nVS
SO confines 10 one franc flour, and 40 centmes on
wheat This, too, helped the upper tenGenv Germany
cable declared that Chancellor Caprvl' on Ue'I ih
had rendered III. resignation 20 ag As the day sd
vanced the market became heavy ana nguG1aohs Con-
eSa at all points poT There S %ho have made
purchases said TO be selling 9 ahob bsd been
ordered TO store. The weather West was favorable ana
there were predictions of an increase in the receipts
sc n,er 0 ID PGnfI veT TO but this was denied
repored resignation OF the German Chancellor also was
relTa o mem nj 81 Is and broke to 81 IL IS
December opened at 81 II IT, broke first to 81 IL IL
any Nav se opened at 81 o. sold up to 81 % s but broke
The cash market was unsettled and closed generally
lower owing to the decline in options There REQ w one
@oo9o 9T tSS ou 1sf Mer bought $1,000 bushels
In corn there active business, oyer 2ooV 9
bushels changing hands SympathzinG WIN WeaI 'leIv
was rise of I-469-4 cent early in me day. Win con,
siderable covering Of stock. Gables came higher ana
there was renewed manipulation here and at the west
Later however the bull clique was said 70 he selnnS
and the market quickly yielded. the final sgures bels
generally lower. on the spot theie was corlp.lH-
lively strong market with light offering some gfaHeS
sold al an advance of l cont shippers took -4'Ooo
bushels chiefly for special september delivery
oats were decidedly buOyant on renewed export huy-
ING as well as q brisk home trade demand. The spot
market advanced log cents and $4,000 bushels Were
taken for export. Options 1871 Il cents
higher and active Nearly 200 600 bushels were sold
Lard was weaker and at the close from to points
lower because of the reduction in corn.
Wheat~hnFust. 81 - ID. September, 81 u l.s;
October 81 IL "a; December, 81 10 Ia May
81 1878. -,o1 oon..
October Il "a cents November. 60 IL cents ne
ceuber 60 cents: May. 81 cents. -.
Oats-August. 50 cents, september, ~ II celpS
fard-september. Sc 20; October Sc 81; December
81 IS January. 81 "a. ,,,.,. ,s
The receipts at New York. BoSton. Baltimore ana
Philadelphia yesterday were Wheat 632,o61 bushes
corn, SO $40 bushels: oats, 232llg buSheIS, 'o'i
grain 94s. e61 bushels: -four 4GO3o packageS. AZ
Chicago Milwaukee and 81. Louis the receipts We're
Wheat 47S.545 bushels: corn. 275o!3 mShcl' oats
10000 bushels total grain. 1l5f644 bushels noui'
1918 packages