Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-07
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NEW YORK.

Nsv Yosx. July 0.--<,ossco dnIlt saao ooSoyb
100 balss; also Last week n0s neseeo ry
- s.!s: :' d sg:nne i iiis q Il:
az tan's ssIcs: sspors1-so 0rsas Britain, 49,
bales; 70 France, 7os Ss,ssi e re c Sos,s
i nos a 20 eS S DO, e1.SosS1SA Wlsas O.
and lower; No red. SL0s* 11hsSt<S
and slsvssos: Option, .,S S's"e ;Sr., ies IS
lower on lS.ss Wa AVA 'o q SsuHi es,ssiss
AMI tsrmer cables, reacted kai2fc. g MI
dating. closing iRa2Ae below 1hnr.doZ 80
weak No red, July. 9l.oiN; Aucnss ~
sspssmbsNr e S.S HCsa D. s' s'ssssos: $780,
iisht ofYerinss and covering. fen ylel1fn pen1
With wheat and closed xsak q ~ we 49,
rn thu cS ' Srs. nsssi, is2ry svs ga Sn,
options dun and irregular July. lx{tcl A.
gust. 3slfc. septembss. ss1te; spe@ 80! nS =
Ss.HSv, nSps opened r ana 5000
TO is points up; closed steady and Cnc1snsec -
is pointS down; August, e16.76ee10o6: ~.
tenibcr, e14.eSae1S.lo: O.ooets yLssasSxc!
30. 7, iS,<e susar-rav d.n and nohinai;
fair reonlng, &c. centrifusaas, o6-desree esess
ssc. rennsi quiet and steady; seandeH \:
,G s;ls s0o sss. ..n 4; ss
iassec-foreIen nominal at 113{Al2. for eo.oos
o. o. test: New Orleans Steady and quies en0e
mon 70 fancy, 2oa35c. Roc steady ana ecssst
ss% " sss ss 90 s saiss and
York. s6eOasS.o5; PhIiadelphie and beles
more, s6.s5a7; DO In bulk, o4.45eAoO. Cosscoe
seed-oil quiet; crude on sradss xSe<s ~.
strained, common 70 good eL<oasLSn:
Turpentine duh bus steady ~ 37}4a3Sa Mocs
easy and quiet; domestic necoei So:SIc: r Sf!
s ss,re ap prime, SioSossii. Peanuts steady
fancy band-pcked, 4lta4Ac.; farmerS, Sta
ssSc. Beef In fair demand and steady family,
si5asi4; extra mess, e9.bOae!o.00. !ees.
TercoI beef quiet aud steady; extra !.dle
me~s. S20ae22. Cut meats 0rmef; ptcsled bee
lies, 6Llc: shoulders, 6I<c.; hams, lO>1slic
Mlddies quiet and steady: short-clear S w.
city, S5.95as6: July closed 81 eo:hS BID Az
suss, q. e5 asked; September, e67e. vreeaho
In moderate demand and sscedy; costoo
3-32d grain, ID asdcd.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, July 0.--Cash quotations vcfe = tok
lows: Flour steady aud uncssnse O., 20 ~
No. corn, 61tsc- No. oats 35Ac. nessP2zs
$40. 37ISa$lO.5 80. Lard, $3.50. Short-rthA ~ 100
S6l5. Dry-salted shouldent 3d. oae1Ios
Tho Chicago Board Of Trade opened 81 the
usual hour this morning after having oeee
closed since last Thursday afternoon. WnSss
started in over lie. lower, and for 2 VINE uSs
49,
The trading for the rrss half hour wae VIM
out spirit, operators showing dispositioe "
await Developments. Then tho rcucx ersion
Of tho strength In corn began 20 mako w., ~
was infused into the dealings Tho onenn0
were Hight and tho market rens up eeeuZ'
The advance brought Out consderaolo wneeS
on which there was some reection' LAtc O.
bIes reported steadier feeling Ia Liverpool
July started at o11fay"isc., rcccded eomey tnso
advanced TO 93c, weakened 70 o2>k:s rallied 20
93tsc., slumpedto e1tsc.. ard closed 81 OlM0
December followed tho same general cOufSos
The cause for the late break was NOT apparent
Corn seemed weak at tho opening and prtces did
sell OF some. For time business n - duu enQ
scalpers began 20 lock for . break. Tho receipts
we're generous but the shipments wore touno 70
have been larger. This seemed 10 check the
arior OF sellers. and socn ~ this WAS dircOvcf'
ed the shorts grew nervous ana wanted 70 cove!'
Competition became brisk and prices qucty 81.
yanced. The crop reports we're nos conndercu
favorable as far as corn Is concerned. hcceiSn
are falling below expectations, and sbipmenW
continue very liberal. Tho market became
quite excited after the noon hour and sold
higher. The cash demand WAS sharp and every.
thing offered was taken quickly, and the ehorO
for all futures showed increasing alarm.
Tho advance, however,, did nos temps
holders TO part with their grain 10 any
considerable extent. Prices, however, casod %
decidedly toward the close In sympathy VITA
wheat. July opened at 6JAn5Gy<c., ana win
some minor reactions sold up 70 b0c., broko near
tho close, and closed At ONO. Oate wero NOS W.
cllned 10 follow corn In It's advance, owing 70 tue
phenomenally heavy crop promised. bus No
market finally came sronnd 70 the lnhuonco y
tho influence q the other cereal ana advanced.
July had tho larger appreciation because ~
purchases by shorts- Provisions wero nrmes,
owing to small receipts Of hogs and higher pricos
at tho yards and sympathy with the advance 10
corn. Tho opening was at about Innrsdayn
closing prices and the tendency was upward TIL
the break In corn, near the close, when partial
reaction resulted.