The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-31
COMMERCIAL.
Corn end Flour Exchange.
RIcHxorD, December 80, 1888.

Whed.-White, S38 bushels. Red, go bush.
els.
Cbrn.-WhJta, JOS bushels Yellow. % bush.
els Straw-colored, 100 bushels. Mixed, 2s2
bushels.
Oats.-e2s bushels.
Rue.-66 bushels.
Mfrsd Bedns.-- bushels.
White Bsnns.-6 bushels.
Dried AppLes,-70 pounds.
Fzdrssed.-8 bushels
sALEs.
WHEAT White, SO bushels very good Mt
% IS; 6S bushels medium at 20; 10 bushels
fair on private terms-tnta1, 324 bushels. Red.
10 bushels inferior at 81. 20; PA bushels good
on private terms-total 224 bushels.
Corn.-White. 4bO bushels good new on pri.
vate terms: 1ss bushels fair new Mt SIC. 100
bushels good new ut s6c. 300 bushels damp new
at S5c.-totai. lois hushPls. Yellow, 20 bushels
good new at s5c. Mixed, 2s2 bushels good new
at SIC.
Oats.-a2 bushels very good at soc.
Rye.-30 hnshels prime ut S1.45: l6 bushels
fair at S1.27h 16 bushels good at 81 40;
bushels common at fl 35-total, SO bushels.
RE-ExHrBITED.
Whent.-Whte. TO bushels. Red, 10 bushels.
Corn.-Mixed, 2s2 bushels.
Onts.-50 bnshps.
Rye -l6 bushels
REMARKS.
Market for some time after the opening was
entirely inactive, but soon rs sales COM
menced corn was rapidly disposed of under
the influence of active bidding by distillers ;
offerings, 800 bushels held over, So bushels
corn fit for shipping being scarce, shippers
did nothing. Wheat held its own, and, as
has been the case for some time. good and
prime samples were in request at unchanged
prices, every good white bringing 1886.
Rye in demand, and advanced, prime selling
Mt SLAB, and all Of all grades on Change dis
posed of. Offerings of oats small and market
dull. One sale of part Of q lot was made al
Coo. for very good, which, though &c. higher
than for the same grade on the preceding day,
indicates no advance, as it was needed for q
special purpose.
At the Tobacco Exchange offerings at auc-
ton to-day were 81 hogsheads and tierces
Market good. Sales ut 50. 90 to s36-the former
for shipping Jugs, the latter for bright wrap
| pers. Two hogsheads OF old leaf sold al
| 1912. 25, and one Of dark, old Tugs at IS. Taken
| in, 7hogsheads. Very little stemming Offering
| In New York on the 2sth instant at the close
of the market -four was dull and to 1oc
lower: southern dull and declining: sales OF
| $50 barrels at 81 to IS for common to fair
extra, and s7.7 to s1s for good to choice extra
| iIsO uui shico vi
4, 900 barrels New York State at S.. 80 to Sc. &c
for superflne, SO s5 to S7.1o for extra, and S7lt
to 7.25 for choice, 1886 to 1920 for superfne
western, IS. 70 to IS for extra western, 80 to
1925 for round hoop Ohio, and 80 to 80 &c
for trade brands. Wheat dull and dropping at
80 for No. 2 spring and 81. for white Cali
| fornia. Corn dull and lower; 93 to 96c. for
new mixed western, $l.07 to Sl.11h for old
mixed western in store and afloat, 81 to 81 04
for new white southern, and 81 .03 to 81 .0S for
yellow southern. Oats dull and lower; rs to
76hc. for western in store, and 7shc. aioat
| Rye quiet and heavy.
Advices from Liverpool Goth instant, by ca.
| BILE, quot wheat f1rrner but not quotably
| higher; No. 2 red western, 9s. l0d. to los. pei
| Genital. Corn, 3Ss. Sd. to 3Ss. Cd. for mixed
western per quarter.
In Baltimore on the Goth instant receipts Of
| wheat light market dull; no prime offered.
sales only 500 bushels fair to good red at 81 .9t
to ST. and !, 800 bushels low grades red ut 81 IS!
to Sl.75. Receipts of corn, 1887 bushels; sales
of $50 bushels white at So to SIC. 5000 bush
els fair at SIC. and 1000 bushels prime dry a
9oc. yellow, SIS to soc. and prime Pennsylva
mia yellow, 9Oc. Oats dull only sale reported
| l25 bushels at &c. Sale of $50 bushels rye
prime, at 81. 60. Sales Of 700 barrels city mills
| H., rd eytra f1our