Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-09
MARKETS sy TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORh.

NEW. YORK, August s.-Cotton aulo,. misdl,ns
upiands, 74c.; Orleans. 7sEc.; sales. asa bsI~si
total net receipts, al ports, i.353 bales; OF.
poris-tc 1res, Britain, 3osl bates; 10 the Con-
ern -four steady and quiet: good 10 choice ezra.
S315as4.5o. Wheat moaerately active for az.
port and higher, with options arm; No. red.
saasftac. IN store and elevator: s5ss5f1c.
siost; options closed steady at Latlc over SAL.
urday; No. rcd, August, s4s,c. September,
SJasc.; December, sSisc Corn nriner and
dull; No. 2, 02lac. In elevator; 53Ilc aao.t;
options more active, excited, AMI esxasssc.
higher. closing firm; August, see. september,
Gle. December, bel<cL Oats higher and fair.
" active; options stronger and moderately A..
tive: August and September, 4Oc.: October
40Ac. spo, No z. 3aasa4Oc; miIed western,
3ea4lc. Coffee-optIons closed steady ard an
changed 70 10 up; August and September,
s12.30asI2.60; December, el2.65; 500, Rio
quiet ani nrn; No 2, i3,+al3Ssc. suesr-Re-
fined firm and In fair demand; standard A, ga
4lxc.; cu;-losi and crushed, s i-i6s5 3-i0c;
powdered, 4 l3-l0s4 1S-lUc. graduated, asa
4ssc. Molesses-Nev Orleans quiet and steady;
common 70 fancy, 25s35c. Rice qaie, aud
nrm domestic, fair to extra, sassot<c.; Japan,
5Isa54c. Petroleum steady aud quiet Col.
ton-seed oil steady; crude. geo. yellow. 3lIf.
kosin quiet and steady strained. common 10
good, sl.sSasl.2'tS Tsrpenilne dan and
ira prime, SIS. Peanuts stead, fancy hand
picked, &C. farmers. 2l<a:iIic. Beef steady and
dull; family, sDasi0. Beef-hams quiet. 1isfocd
beefdun; clty extra India mess, sl2.5oasl35o.
Cut-meats 1rm and quiet; picked belle-, sIfs
sac; shoulders, &c. mans, iei4ale,sc. Mdtles
steady but dull; short-clear, s7.o5. Lsri high
or and active western steam. ss.47Ifass.50;
October. eS.+5 nominany. Freights quiet and
ilrm-cotton. 2s4c.; grain, o-84a3-32d.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. August s.--A big, broad, old-fash.
Toned bull market with the bears swelteriny and
roaring In their unhappy predicsmcnt was wit
messed to-day for the first time In many months.
Wheat At the close, compared with It's price at
the corresponding time on saturday, was NC.
higher. Corn was DC. up, oats INC, pork 3oc.
lard l5c.. and ribs l2lsc. The days advance gos
well under way soon as the session com
menced. Corn, oats, and provisions We'd with
each other In bullish activity, and the
opening prices we're Immediately added
TO in an exciting way. News concern
ing damage 20 Kansas corn Influenced
the entire trade. Oats and provisions more
especially sympathized In the news Affecting
corn, but the advance in all those articles was
too pronounced to allow OF wheat being IN
affected. There was besides come news Of
bullish nature directly affecting wheat Sep
tember opened &c. higher at TSixc., advanced
slowly 10 1870, declined to the opening price,
rallied to 794c, reacted TO 7sAc., sold up amid
considerable excitement % Soc. and closed
strong at 1850. The corn market opened en-
cited and Irregular at from 52c. 20 52lsc. for
September. From the comparatively mode
rose until ii was as,c higher than us
closing price Saturday. In the m.adle Of the
advance report from Springfield, ILL.,, giving
the condition OF corn on August LIST for this
state as 81, compared with 90 ON July 1as.
created short-hyed diversion In favor OF tho
bears. September, which previous 10 that had
sold mp at FROM o2 around the opening to o3'i.
tumbled back on the improved condition
as reported above. A later aud correct wee.
sion OF the Illinois State report, making the
present condition az instead OF 81, as at first
reported, caught a host Of traders short who
had sold on the first erroneous Illinois report
The greatest excitement Of the day followed the
correction referred 20. It was simply impossl-
mounted quickly from around DC. 10 54c., and
between the time II touched the latter price ana
the time OF Its reaching 51lsc. less than ten
minutes interviewed. The closing price was
SAC, or within nc. OF the bulge Oats were
nervous and materially higher through SYM
patty with corn. The fluctuations were frequent
and covered range Of lac. Prices were also AZ
fe,ted by reports Of crop damage. The high
price OF the dsy was made near the close Tbs
provision market was lOc. higher Tor PORK,
i2lsc. for lard. and &c. for ribs, compared Win
Saturdays closing quotation, and after many
fluctuations IL made further considerable adj
vances. There was steady and heavy realizing
by the bull clique, but the whole army OF shorts,
foreign and domestic, seemed 20 be In state CT
panic and grabbed neryously. The bulls. there
tore, found unloading nc heavy profit an easy
matter. In fact, the shorts took no thought OF
who WAS doing the selling. Their concern was
Ia finding some one who was willing 10 letigo.
Cash quotations: Flour unchanged. No. spring
| wheat, 79ssc.; No. red, 1886. No 2 corn,
| sl325 Lard. ss.1Oass.15. short-ribs, ss.20a
| 1926. Dry-salted shoulders s7.25as7.5O. Short
| clear, Is. 35aasS.40. Whiskey, sl.15.
Tho leading futures ranged n follows,