The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-19
COMMERCIAL.
Corn and Flour Exchanges.
RIcHaoHD, January Is, 1859.
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RIcHaoSD, January ID, 1859.
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Wheat.-White, sls bushels. Red, 326 bush.
els Mixed, Sc bushels.
Corn.-White. 3 $50 bushels. Yellow, 80 BUSH
els Mixed, go bushels.
l1ts.-130 bushels.
Rye.-2S8 bushels.
Hsdi.--40 bushels.
FInrseed.-2 bushels.
Wheat.-White, 90 bushels prime at -. SO: 81
bushels very good ut 81 80 26 bushels good ut
49, %: sj4 bushels fair at 90 20; 100 bushels COM
mon ut g. 116 bushels inferior at 81 10. ITO bush
els at 81 .62h 40 bushels tailings AZ 6oc;-t0ai'
9ls bushels Mixed, Ss bushels ut s2.22H. Red,
l56 bushels very good at S205. % bushels GOOD
So &c bushels fair 1T 81 90 81 bushels at 81 so;
80 bushels common at SI.75; "a bushels very
inferior al 81 25-total, $50 bushels.
Corn.-White, s04 bushels prime on private
terms, 452 bushels very good at Sc, $50 BUSH
els q Soc. 500 bushels at s0c.; 800 bushels very
damp ut &c, loo bushels ut 70c.; SO bushels
inferior and damp at 7sc.-total, ia bushels.
Yellow, IS bushels very good at SOC Mixed, IS
bushels highly mixed at Soc; 80 bushels very
damp on private terms; 10 Bushels damp at 7sc.;
ia bushels good at SOc.-total, 242 bushels.
Odts.-26 bushels very good at 62hc.; 90
bushels good at 0c.-total, 1l6 bushels.
Rye.-6 bushels fair at s1.S7h; Is bushels
good at Sl.4o
Flarseed-2 bushels very good at $3.50.
JANUARY 1s-Onerines OF corn on Change
to day 1890 bushels, of which 1853 were re.eS-
hibited; sales; 1850 bushels market fairly
active at the rates ruling during the past
week The supply Of wheat was the largest
since New Years; all the white sold, and
nearly all the red, at rates rs high as any since
November l, 1868. Oats steady at an advance
Of &c. since the 18th instant. Rye not quite so
active The prices of grain on the 18th OF
January, 1868, were Wheat, white, prime,
50. 70; prime red, SO. so. White corn, new,
Sllb; yellow, $1.l6. Oats, prime, Csc. Rye
prime, Fl 81.
Flour is dull and unchanged at 1915 TO ~ for
superfne 60 80 to 1917 for extra, and Sll to
81 30 for family, by the dray-loa
III the tobacco market we note but little
change for the week except that bright wrap
pers and smokers of new crop are not quite as
firm, owing to the large quantity offered. No
fine bright wrappers Offering. AT Shockoe
Warehouse during the week sales were abou t
1870, 900 pounds at ~ to Sc for Tugs; medium
leaf, $6. so to is. Highest price for stemming,
| sl2.
In New York on the 18th instant aour was
drooping; southern, So IS to 81 for common to
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extra Wheat dull sales 5000 bushels at
sl57h for No. 2 spring in store, and w 10 for
white California. Corn in fair request and
shade firmer; sales, 1850 bushels, including
| lots of white southern at 81 TO CSC. and 97c.
for yellow Rye dull. Oats dull at 1914 to rs
| for western, in store and ailoat.
| In Baltimore, Maryland, on Saturday but
500 bushels wheat reported rs received ;
| sales 400 bushels prime white at ~. 50 (this is
| &c lower than The price of prime white at the
| Richmond Corn Exchange to-day, 700 bushels
prime and choice red at s2.i5 to g 90 (the las
| sale OF prime red at the Richmond Corn Elk
change was So 1910. 500 bushels fair to good
red 1T 81 50 TO 81. Receipts Of corn small
| the market was 'tirmer; sales 1000 bushels
| fair to prime white at SIS to SIC. and 2l2 bush
els mixed at Sc, 200 bushels damp at rs to
SOC. !, 900 bushels yellow at 90c. Oats, so to
7oc Rye 80 bushels sold at 81. 80.