New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-04

Chicago Aug (SpeciaD-The provision market
logged along to-day. showing continued su'"s ~
and giving very few evidences OF the 'e'l nv
crash OF Tuesday Armour was still the leauiis
buyer Outsiders however. were showing more
confidence Commission houses said that GUS
toners were beginning 10 do business as tn'y
used TO- Packers all reported the cash trade very
large and that made them buyers Of the fu-
tlres Lard and ribs closed the top for the
dav the former at an advance for September OF
A. cents over wednesday, and the latter AZ IN
advance for September Of 30 cents over "Wednesday.
Pork was not active and did not show such
steadness. The announcement OF the failure OF
Lazarus Silverman. n rich private banker hin
some depressing influence early Some disturbing
rurnors about commercial houses were afoat in the
last hour It was well understood that some
houses were nursing had losses. and there was
continued curiosity as TO how tho insolvents would
pay ont. but it was generally accepted that inc
market had been thoroughly liqudate1. and that
there was not left from the old deal anywhere
anything TO stir up new trouble. September
pork sold from Sl2 10 TO 81 q. and closed at S2 90
3 + and g. = and closed Al s. o. September ribs
opened at ST. %. sold between g. 90 and s. > ana
mate for Friday was l. ga Prices AZ the yards
were declared steady at about Wednesdays close
ported nj g.lN'N hogs against 2l0OOo the same week
last year The worlds stock OF lard 1000 ii"rcef;
$500 less than the stock in 1872, and @io"V
less than the stock In 1891.
Wheat AT the opening showed some reaction
from Wednesday. ON the announcement OF the
Silverman failure there was break Of cent.
The days range within less than cents. The
close Just about q cent under "Wednesday;
September sold between CO.'S and G2i2 and closed
at Glr. cents. Wheat acted steady. although some
of the hull enthusiasm of TN" day before was son "
The buying seemed 20 be- good deal better than me
selling Armour. Seayerns. orr Linn and Poole be-
ing conspicuous that side. Tn" market for NJ" d,
York exchange was completely d"inoralizoi am
shipping business was az stanSul ~
was conceded too. that n spit" OF signify
higher cables the unusual adNanc" 81
Wednesday had taken The price hitl" out
OF line sim thu market be- Was f1li or bids h"th
from the s.aboarl and from The other sil" puluih
reported large sales Minneapolis Wirrt that "a
single miller there had sold i''-1 barrels Of Hour
for export and could have sold Jor barrels NOR"
at the same nguros Puts on September wheat
597,. calls. 62. ~
Continued dry weather I'm Indiana. Illinois and
Ohio was thr factor In corn. september opened -
3g,. sold between 2gi, ana 81. AMI closed AZ 1''-
cents Cables were up stnpl" corn was hieh"r
local shipments IS 's bushels w"r" 10000 bushels
over the receipts ccarauces for m" s"ahoari w"r"
3ls 90 bushels Puts ON September corn wer" 20.
calls io2. cents The scahoari showed cIraranc"s
Of 10000 bushels of oats the largest in many weeks
Ohio sent reports Of damage from rust. Tn" 70
ceipts 2G cars. were los than the prediction, IN"
osiinat" for Friday o." cars September sold
between 80. and -i'.. AMI closed at - cents.