The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-08-16

OFFERISGS.
Vhsnt.-whitc. a.a4s bushels. Red, s,4iS BUSH
els-total, IL. 23S bushels.
Corn.-White, CO. bushels.
Odts.-3 gos bushels.
Rye.-l3i bushels.
Nedl.-30 bushels.3
Whent.-White, 302 bushels prime Mt $40: 500
bushels very good Mt s1s73; 80 bushels very good
nc ss1 $40 bushels good n. sl.s5 q bushels fair
Mt a. 80 bushels medium ut s1s5: 10 bushels very
inferior at sl.25; IA bushels smutty ut Si5I3 20
bushels fonl Mt $l.50-total. s02s bushels Red 4,!n
bushels very good TO prime ut sl57s / god bushels
IT Sgi 5Hsse Rn an at at S bnsh
els foul ut l.35 es bushels poor at $3.50 i bushels
dirty ut sl-!5: IA bushels common Mt Sl-15 %
bushels very inferior Mt S1.e5 Is bushels inferior
at sl!O; 1si bushels S4S BUSH
els.
ter@- a bushels verv good at $50 200 bushels
wccvi-caten Mt 1920; 81? bushels prime at Sill
total, G8o bushels.
OnIs.-474 bushels prime on private terms 2!G
bushels prime at SOC o52 bushels very good on
private terms zoe! bushels very good at Ssc.-
total. 3. COG bushels.
bushels good on private terms; 100 bushels good at
sI.io-total. 1874 bushels.
Mai, White, country, unboltcd 30 bushels at
Sl.ls.
RE-ExHrRITED.
FHeat-White. 100 bushels red, 500 bushels
Observation-Disclosures Of Wheat on Change to-
day we're =. SiS bushels white, 5,47s bushels rcd
total. 1890 bushels; of which 100 bushels white
and sos Bushels red were rc-exhibted; sales were
3,O2S bushels white, and $3.50 bushels red-total,
IL $3.50 bushels leaving $40 bushels not reported or
not sold. Offerings of Wheat on Change on the
corresponding dates Of 1857 and 1868 we're: In
1897 wheat. white s. IL. bushels red, ,?!2 bushels.
In l8ss, wheat, white. 1854 bushels; red, 2.4o6
bushels. Prices In 1867 were : Wheat, white,
prime, S2.35; red, prime, S2.17s. Prices in 1863
were Wheat, white, prime $40 ; red, prime.
g SIS. The quantity of wheat offered on Change
for the week ending to-day tith Instantly Is :
White, 30 l2 bushels: red, 4o,2s8 bushels-total.
II. 500 bushels, against II, 500 bushels white and
d. 321 bushels red for the corresponding week Of
last year-an excess of 1888 bushels wheat this
week.
The market for Wheat opened with light offer
ings and for some time 1t looked If 1t about
TO be the ightcst day of the but at the close
the offerings exceeded those of the preceding Sat-
urClay by o5i bushels. At the start white sold ut
81. 20, openly quoted; and then followed sales at
S1.6Ti and Sl.6s5 for very good. Red opened at
*l.57i for prime and did not go beyond that point
The market throughout was active and firm. Of
fcriugs of Corn somewhat Increased, and prices
ran up 10 81 81, all on Change being sold. AS much
interest attaches to this grain because of The
unfayorablc accounts OF the condition of the grow
ing crops, resulting from the drought, we will give
a few figures concerning 1t. The quantity Of Corn
on Change for the week ending to-day Is 1876
bushels against 5000 bushels for the corresponding
week of last year and 1000 bushels for the
spending week of 1867. Prices in 1867 were Prime
white, Sl.02MSl.C3; and In 1858, S1.2S6$l.3o. Oats
are very active. Every grain on Change to-day
sold at soc. for prime and SIC. for goodthc lat
ter being the lowest price paid. The offerings on
Change this week are 1910 bushels against Is, 1870
bushels for the corresponding week OF 1868. The
price in 1868 was zoe. for prime III 1867, o2sc. Rye
active and steady.