The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-06
COMMERCrAL.
Grain and r,onr Markets.

Grain and Ffonr Markets.
CoKy AND FLorE ExcHASaE,l
RIcH1osp, VA, March 8, 1859. )
oFYERIyas.
Wacat.-white, 1874 bushels. Red, III bushels.
Cbrn.-White, 65S bushels. Mixed, 444 bush
oqt.-1. o22 bushels.
Rys-17O bushels. -
Bsans.--White, Il bushels.
BALES.
Whant.-white, none. Red, screenings, 4
bushels at 81.
Corn.-White, go bushels prime Mt SIC.
Mixed, 46 bushels good at s5hc., 90 bushels
at s3c.-total. $50 bushels.
Onts.-l22 bushels prime ut &c.. AZ bushels
fair at &c., so bushels at 6lc.-totaI, 244 bush
els
Rye-s bushels ut 81 ss.; 70 bushels very good
Rg.gSHIBIrsp.
Wheat.-White, 1874 bushels. Red, lbs bushels.
Cor7l.-Mixed. 2lS bushels.
Onts.-3l0 bushels.
Rye.-76 bushels.
REMARHs.-Oferings of Corn on Change to-
day l,lO2 bushels, of which 2ls were re-ex-
hibited and but 3s6 sold; highest price for
prime white, s5c. market very dull. shippers
doing but very little, and distillers merely
Cooking round.' Wheat entirely neglected.
Oats dull of sale ut unchanged rates. Rye
lower, and not much doing.
Baltimore. Md.
In Baltimore on the 4th instant Wheat steady
but inactive; sales Of Pennsylvania red at
s1.65; prime Pennsylvania red at $3.50 to
s1.s5; western red from go to SLIT; Mary
land red at Sl.7O to Sill, and Virginia red at
S2.Ij. Corn comparatively quiet, and gene
rally rather heavy; receipts, 10000 bushels
sales, 5000 to 200 bushels from SD to SEC.
bulk at 81 and s5c. 1000 bushels yellow ut sc
to 91c., and 1000 bushels western mixed at 81
to SIC. Rye, sl.55 for prime. Oats-Only sales
600 bushels at 81 to 69c.; strictly prime Is
quoted at 10 to 7Sc.
Rev York.
In New York on the 18th southern Flour dull
and dropping sales at 1926 to Sc, so for com.
mon to fair extra, and SO. SIS to $l2 for good to
choice do Wheat dull and to Sc. lower
sales $4,000 bushels at 1872 for No. spring
in store and delivered. Corn scarce, but with
out decided change in price: sales 5000 BUSH
els at 96 to 97c. for mixed western, 81 to CSC.
for new yellow Jersey, and 81 for western
and yellow southern. Rye quiet and dropping.
Barley dull. oats quiet; sales 1900 bushels at
7jc. for western in store.
San Francisco, Cal.
Il San Francisco market review, speaking
of the amount of wheat of the crop of 1865
yet to be exported from the Pacific coast, says
''Our exports from July lst to January LIST,
1869, amounted to 10000 tons of wheat and
240 900 barrels of flour. Reducing flour to
wheat, the total quantity exported amounts tc
Isl 900 tons. It'll estimated that we have still
on hand n surplus of 10000 to $4,000 tons
available for export and If we add to this
the surplus existing in Oregon, which we may
fairly set down at $4,000 tons, all OF which
must ultimately find its way to this port, We
arrive at Il total surplus still available for ex
port of $50, 900 20 260, 900 tons-in round mum
bers, 5000, 900 bushels"
OF the coming crop the review says:
GAS regards the prospective prospects o
cereals in this State from the crop of 1862 vi
have but to reiterate what we have before re
peatedly stated, that the breadth of land sowI
will show n large increase over any previous
year in our history. The land is now wei
watered by seasonab!e rains, and all fears o
drought or dry time, so generally expressed
during the fall months, entirely dispelled
Therefore, Judging from past experience in
this State, we have no hesitation in saying tina
our cereal crops for 1869 will be immense"