The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-09
COMMERCIAL.
Grain and Flour Markets.

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CoaH Asp FLoUa EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, VA, February S, 1859.
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Yhsa.-white, $50 bushels. Red, $50 bush
Grn.-white, 1870 bushels. Yellow, none,
Mixed, 2ss bushels. "a
,328 bushels.
Rve.-260 bushels.
Wheat-white, "a bushels at s1:92h: s42
bushels inferior at sl.75-total, Ss6 bushels.
Red, 15s bushels very good at % 90; 9s bushels
fair at 81 Sc; 80 bushels on private terms =: los
bushels comm on mt si.77h; 80 bushels INFERIOR
at s1. 67H-total, Az bushels.
Cbra-White, 100 bushels prime on private
terms; 200 bushels good on private terms; %
bushels very good on private terms 1873 bush
els damp on private terms-total, 66S bushels.
Mixed, A bushels at Soc; 244 bushels very
good on private terms-total, 2ss bushels.
Octs.-622 bushels very good ut zoe. lef
bushels fair on private terms; 70 bushels
prime at TIC. 100 bushels foul Ut 64c.-totai,
s52 bushels; mostly for seed.
Rye.-4o bushels good at sl.4o 90 bushels al
s1.4l; us bushels very good at Sl.42H-total
$50 bushels. ~ 80
RE.ExHIBITBD.
Wheat Red, 2o2 bushels. l-.s
Corn.-White, 1875 bushels. Mixed, 244 bush.
els. s s .. .u-
Onts.-2O6 bushels. ... ~
Rye.-16e bushels.
RSMARKs-Offerings of Corn on Change to-
day, LOIS bushels, Of which 442 were re-ex-
hibited and $50 sold market active without
change in quotations. Wheat steady. oats
dull OF sale except for very good and prime
samples, which are mostly required for seed.
Rye steady and In fair demand.
In the Flour market we note no change, and
quote as before: Superfine, 1915 to 80; extra,
So 80 to 50. rs and family, 81 to 91l.Jo by the
dray load.
Inspections of F1our in this city for the
mon tn Of January were 20l9 barrels family,
1888 barrels extra superfine, 1858 barrels super
ine IS half barrels extra superfne. l,54e bar.
rels fine, A barrels middlings, 324 barrels con-
demned.
Norfolk, ya.
In Norfolk on the 9th 4 sale of 5000 bushel:
| white Corr, was reported Mt S3c.-an advance o.
1c. Whsat-White, prime, $2.35; red, prime
| 81 is.
| Savannah, Ga.
| In Savannah on the 5th instant Corn wa!
scarce sales from depot at 81 20 to $l.25: Bal
| timore sold from wharf, in large lots, at 81 20
| oats-From wharf, csc. to 81; and from store
81 to Sl.O5.
| Baltimore, Md.
In Baltimore on the 6th instant Flour steady
sales western spring wheat extra at 1926
! City Mills superfne, $3.50; and fine at S62
to 81. so. Wheat unchanged sales choice Ma
ryland red at 81 25 and fair to good at 81. So tc
| to Sc 10; no sales of white. Sales of white
C5rn-prime at ssc prime yellow, SIC. fair
| SIS to S6c oats, 65, 6S, and 70c.-the latter 10!
prime. Rye, 81. 80 to Sl.65
| Ciorer Seed was in better demand to-day
|
| to 81 F1rr, ~. 30 to 1905.
| New York
| In New York on the 9Th instant Southern
| Flour dull sales at i5. % to 81 20 for common
to fair extra, 81 81 to 1925 for good 10 choic
extra. Wheat heavy and without decided
change in price; sales al 81 81 to 81 TO for NO
| spring in store and delivered, ST. for No.
spring in store, and 81. 10 for white Michigan
| Rue quiet. Orr. without decided change
| sales %, coo bushels at SO to 90c. for new nike
western and 81 % for old mixed western de
| livered, and 95c. for very handsome yellow
and white southern mats frmer sales II
and 7sc for western in store and afioat.
| Chicago, Ill.
In Chicago on the Ith Instant Cnrn closed a
| 5sHc-a decline from the morning price. Odt
| more active and firmer sales No. 2 ut 1910
| Rye-More sellers than buyers, and not man
OF either; prices nearly nominal at Sl.l6 L
| sl.17 for No. l, and S1.l4H to $l.l5 for No.
| In the Provision market the upper movemen
| continued
| Cincinnati,
In Cincinnati on same day there was les
| activity in the Provision market, but the sam
| strong tone continued Ness Pork was held 4
$3.50, cash. Wheat heavy prime white wa
offered at g. but choice was held at $2.l0
1915 Corn-Deinand small and offerings NOR
liberal market dull at IS TO 64c. for cob, an
sheled 81 TO 65c. oats quiet.