The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-16
COMMERCIAL.
Tobacco Markets.
RICHMOND, July Is, 1869.
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RICHMOND, July Is, 1859.
wemake no alteration from our last quotations:
Eugs.-sbIpping, green or unripe, sS.SoGs,
good order. s7G$s.5o: working. common TO me.
dunn, S7@$s; working, good, S7.5o6ss. so; bright
smoking or working, common to medium, re
SI2. 5o@ So. so; frosted lugs siISs.5o.
LeaJ.-Shipping, short dark. In good order, ss@
shipPing short dar IN e sort SraeE sma
waxy, SD dsia; shipping, in soft order, long
DARK, rich and waxy, .s5@ $3.50; English chipping
sa SggsS Snop' to soo
bright Wrappers, finc to extra, sesisso medium
snn-cnrcd leaf, sa@*l!; So line sun-cured leaf,
sll@Sl5; frosted leaf, Ss.5e@T7.Sc.
PETERSBURG, VA.
July l-The tone Of the market continues dull.
but ut the unchanged rates. Receipts falling OIL
There is growing inquiry for fine North Caro-
lima sun-cared tobacco suitable aer aers
seas: fair to good working, Slo@SLi, and very
Gss. fair to pretty good slOMsle and very good
10 fine, SliGSl85o. The latter Is scarce and prices
are much better maintained for that sort than any
other kind. No fine sun or coal-cured selling.
,LYNCHBURG, VA.
JULY 1i-Therc has been bat little done In To-
bacco during the past week. The market, how
ever, has been active, and prices rule about the
same last week.
S775; fine s5mS7; common working, $s.5O@s7
good working. Ssd$lo; line working, ssgS9; ex-
= Legf:~Cemmon Shipping, s7@ss.:s; good ship
ping, SloG$l2. 80 fine shipping, Sl2@$l6 ezra
good working, Slo@$ls.5o !; fine working, Sls@Sls
common wrappers, Sl5MS25 good wrappers, $50
s25; extra wrappers, S3SGs5o.
ST. LOUIS, Mo.
JULY la.-Sellers generally, being unwilling to
accept current rates, have Withdrawn their stocks
from the market and as u consequence the ofer.
!ngs at the breaks are light and the market quiet
srr a s sSss green and frosted Jugs ss
COMMON saS1GnS new Iea 50 medium dstk
si Re% ea SSSs GSFf aex rn
So 5o6$l3; dark factory-dried old leaf F9@SlO. so
medium bright old leaf, Sl5@S25.5o; Virginia bright
new leaf, S25@$6O.
CINCINNATI, o.
July l3.-Thc receipts are light, and chiefly o
low grades of leaf. The demand is fair, and prizes
we'll sustained. We quote Ohio seed leaf filler.
5s iSs entns g ao Iea
Trash, = h., 5a@sc.; Tugs, siGll2c;; common to
medium leaf, o@loc. good to fine leaf, 12GlSc.
selections, zoe. Virginia Leaf1Common to goo ug
l6c.: selections, bright 2o@1iOc. Manufactured
Bright pounds, 75c .G1$l.25 tens and quarters
bright, oSc; do, dark, Go@62c; and bright 9-inch
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
| JUNE 3G.-It Is difficult TO speak with ccrtaint
| regarding the crop OF wheat now being harvested
rs rust has made its appearance in several section
of the State and until the crop Is entirely gather
| ed we cannot say what damage has been done, no
what its average will be either as to quantity o
quality Still we think there Is little room to douD
| that il will he fully as large, and perhaps larger
| than the crop of last season.
| The result of the export business In Grain an
| Hour for the year. avcraS Ing prices OF Wheat
| IL. ~ GENITAL, Barley at 81, Oats ut IL. rs, IN
| Flour ut 1925 u barrel would be rs follows
Value Of wheat exported in 1SGs-'8e. ISL Is3
Value OF barley exported in 1865 Co.. ls3, $50
Value of oats exported in ls6S-'69...... 30,3I3
Value of flour exported in 1S6o-'6e.... ",4l9,oo
Total value of exports for 1863 $40, SOP ol6