The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-26
COMMERCIAL.
Grain and Flour Markets.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGED
RICHMOND, July q, 1869. :

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGED
RICHMOND, July u, 1869.
OFFERINGS.
Vhsat.-Nhite, 2,soS bushels. Red, s,a4 bush
cls-tGtal. 7.a22 bushels
Corn.-whiee, 7ss bushels. Mixed. $40 bushels.
Oats.-e2o bushels.
IVhedf.-Whlte, oOs bushels prime private
terms: so bushels very good at sl.75; 4sO bushels
prime at SIZE sGs bushels very good 2: sl52s rs:
sIe5 q bushels fair Mt 81 S.; 74s bushels private
tcrms-total, 2S6s bushels. Red. 2sebushels prime
els good at 81 60 y bushels Slightly damp at sl57i
60 bushels good on private terms: 532 bushels fair
ut sl.55; 900 bushels prime on private terms 81
cleaned Mt si55 u bushels very inferior 81. rs
"a bushels fine ut slS?3 "a bushels fair on private
terms--totaI. 9. 70s bushels.
Coru.-Whte 200 bushels prime 1t 41.073: l6e
bushels very good ut s.Os, $40 bushels ut SloS-so-
tai 7G2 bushels Mixed, SO bushels good at S.GS.
OdtS.-5i bushels very good ut CSC; GO Dusheis
prime at G7c..-tOtal, Ia bushels.
RE-ENHGBITED.
Vhsat.-Whitc, Sc bushels. Red, l5e bushels.
REMARKs.-rhe offerings Of white Wheat to-
day exceed the sales reported by44o bushels, anu
the offerings of red exceed the sales reported by
], zoe bushels Prices to-day were firm, prime
white selling ut l.75 and prime red at 81 6el Corn
still further advanced prime white selling at s7sc.
Oats down Sc. Corn Is gradually, perhaps we
should rather say rapidly, advancing On the LIST
July, 1853, 1t was Sl16 10 Sl2r; the 24th July.
1868, S.35 the LIST of August, $40: the 18th
of August Sl.30: on the 1st September, 1914; on
the 18th September, Sl.3s; on the LIST of October,
Sl.25 on the 18th October, Sl.42. On the same day
new sold at SIZE; and on the lst November very
good old sold at l.Os and new from IS TO SIC. The
offerings of Corn on Change from the 1st t. the
oath July 1863, q! 100 bushels. Same time this
| year. IL, O34 bushels.
We stated In our remarks on the market of the
cad instant that the sales of red wheat reported to
the secretary were 4,024 bushels out of 49, bush.
| els offered. To-day, however, 4 member of the
Exchange reports that he had omitted to make re-
port of $50 bushels red sold on that day at l.sO.
In Baltimore on the o3d instant, Wheat had been
in liberal receipt, with demand active, the millers
huylng freely. Is 300 bushels Wheat received mar.
| ket active and firm. Included in the sales were
200 bushels good to choice white at s1.52 to $.75
$50 bushels fancy red sold at $1.eO to 5l6s To- ooC
bushels prime red, Sl.5O to Sl.57: bulk, $l.53 to
SI.55 l. 900 bushels good red Sl.45 to $47; ,l3C
bushels, part old crop Pennsylvania, 81 10; 2oG
bushels inferior to fair new. $l15 to S135 Corn,
3. $50 bushels offered; market steady, with sales
l, 200 bushels white at $l1Od$l.12 $50 bushels yell
low AT sll26ISl.13 and 700 bushels Western mixed
at 81 O5. Oats-3.20O bushels offered, with sales OF
new crop-yiz., $50 bushels prime heavy Toe. SOC
bushels medium. s5Gl57c. 500 bushels hot, 4sr.
In New York same day, Wheat was eGl3s. better
sales, No. 900 bushels at 81 .5S@Sl.5 81 for No. :
spring Sl.59M$l.Go for amber Michigan 81. 10 for
new amber Tennessee; 1875 for winter red ives.
tern and $3.50 for new amber Delaware. Corn
without decided change: sales 900 bushels at Sc
| @a7c. for unsound new mixed western, and $1,000
Sl.Oj for sound. Rye quiet. Barley nominal
Barley malt nominal. Oats lG2c. better; sales
O. 900 bushels at sec. for western in store and si
| SIC. for western ahoat.