The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-22
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGED
RICHMOND, July 81, 1859.

OFFERINGS.
Whedt.-White, $3.50 bushels. Red, 2,92i bushels.
Corn.-WhIte. az bushels. Mixed "a bushels.
Odts.-.oO bushels.
RUe.-1s bushels.
Nenl.-i0 bushels.
Mil Ofdi.-50 bushels.
Screenings.-25 bushels.
Hhsat.-Whtc $50 bushels prime ut Sl.7c3 Iai
bushels prime on private terms: ~ bushels very
good at :7o IA bushels h, very good on private
90 bushels good Mt 81 % bushels fonl mt Sls0 81
bushels at 81 90 80 bushels common Mt l.45 total,
Red as bushels good on at sf
terms: loi bushels good at $40 bushels fair Mt
sl.5s 20 bushels at $3.50: 80 bushels foul ut sl45
Corn.-whitc.. 90 bushels at PC. Mixed. ~ bush
els very good ut 81.
Oats.-cs bushels slightly damaged at 7oc.; IL:
bushels prime on private terms; 20 bushels very
good new private terms.
,ScreeniDgs.-?i bushels ut 81.
REMARKs-Of $3.50 bushels of white Wheat
offered to-day, 2.4O6 were reported sold. and Of
29ai bushels red offered 2ia5 were reported sold,
We say reported (by which mean reported to
the secretary for entry the daily record, as it
is quite possible that in the activity existing on
Change to-day some seller sellers may have
forgotten to report his transactions. And here let
us say with reference to reporting sales, that the
Board Of Directors Of the Exchange at recent
pressing on the minds of sellers the Importance ol
unfailingly reporting the quantities sold in order
that the condition of the market as regards its ac-
tivity Inactivity may he correctly placed before
all parties interested III the trade.
The market to-day showed an improvement on
the prices of the preceding day of 2lc. on prime
white Wheat, and something under the dcnomlna-
ton of private terms, the precise amount ofwhich
we cannot tell. Corn was In small supply. and
jumped dollar. Oats in good demand, and mani
testify shade better. There were 2i0 bushels new
among the lot 1t was of very nice quality.
The quantity of grain offered on Change on the
2lst of July 1868, was Wheat-Whitc, l. 1872 bush
els {: red, $50 bushels. COrn-White, IA bushels.
Oats, !l4 bushels. And prices were Wheat
White, very good S.. So; red, prime, $3.50. Corn
White, prime, $l.3O: n liked. !l.30. Oats-Vcry
good new, 7Oc. which is in or above the prices OF
very good nGs to-day. Old prime. 723c. Rye
Prime II. ~.
There is but little doing in Rye, there not being
enough offered to make quotable market.
In Baltimore on the 10Th instant the offerings OF
Wheat were 600 bushels white and Il, 100 bushels
red. The market was frmer, and for some choice
samples SC. advance paid. Included in the sales
were 500 bushels good to choice white ut sl.6OG
81 so 100 bushels choice red tMarylandl ut Sl.IO
700 do do. at $1.G2dSl. 65: 1000 bushels good tn
prime Mt ST. 50S1 90 900 bushels fair do. at 3l.a0.
Corn-Recclpts. 3, 100 bushels market was active
and prices steady for white, with sales OF $50
bushels at SI.lOMSl.13; included was Zoo bushels
at Sl.llmS1.l2; 500 bushels yellow ut sl.loM$l.l3
Oats-Offcrings. ), 900 bushels: some 1000 bushels
Sold In lots, from Gs to Sc. as to quality and 200
bushels new light at &c.. $50 do. heavy at I3c.
Ryc--Saes ass bushels at Si.ls 4@5 bushels western
ut $3.50.
1t will be noticed from this report that prices OF
only 1000 bushels out Of $500 bushels offered are
quoted, and we have means OF determining how
much of the remainder was disposed of or what
was Its price or quality.