The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-20
Alexandria. yo.

In Alexandra on the 18th in slant Wheat dull.
Corn lower with ales of 100 bushels mixed
! and white at so to s2c.-mostly at Sic. Rye in
active. Oats in fair demand at 65 to roc. Flour,
but little doing.
Norfolk, Va.
In Norfolk on the 18th instant sales Of 300
bushels peanuts at So; 400 bushels meal Mt
92h@95c. 10000 red oak hogshead slaves ut
S3Sl$23 $40 bushels white corn at 7Sc. Quota
tions are:
Apples. thcrn, So 5o@s6.Eo.
Beg-Family, s2S; extra mess, s27; mess,
S24 prime $50.
Beans .-Northern white, $40; southern
Butter-G lades, 35g5Oc. New York State,
45@4sc.
Cotton-Middling, Csc !; low midding, 27hc;
good ordinary, % &c. ordinary, 25hc.
Corn.-Sales of white at 7Sc. yellow, SEC.
mixed, TIC.
FIdLSeed.-$2.S So.
Lry.-Per cargo, S5G9oc.
1feal.-Saes at 92E495c.
Outs.-62Hc., weight.
Peds.-Black.eyed, 81 90 black, Sl.02H.
PednWs.-S3Gs3l 10.
Potatoes. whites, $50 buckle eye,
$3.50 sweet, 38i3.75; Goodrich, $40
Rosn.-No. l, s2.l5; No ., 80; No. 3, $3.50.
Staues.-White oak pipe, 800; cults, $40;
white oak heading, SO; culls, $40; white oak
hogshead, S5s; culis, 1913; red oak hogshead,
sS6; culls, 1913.
Shingles.-No. l, 50.
TGr.-Large barrels, 1925; small barrels, 81.
Baltimore, Md.
In Baltimore on the 18th instant sales Of
Flour confined to few hundred barrels;
spring wheat extra, s637 western superfine,
Is 10; Howard. street superfne, 1926; How
ard street extra shipping was quoted at 81 to
81. so; high grades do, 1915 to $50; family,
80 to $40; very little inquiry from shippers.
Receipts of Wheat, 8 ,450 bushels; market more
active. Offerings of Corn, 1850 bushels; at
the opening Of Change 5000 bushels prime
white sold at So to S3c., and subsequently 1000
bushels do ut SO TO Sic, at which figures the
market closed $500 bushels yellow sold at 81
TO sjc., and retail lots 1T Sc to S7c Only sales
of oats reported were light weight and inferior
quality at IS to SIC. heavy western held ut Is
to Soc. Rye-No sales.
New York.
In New York on the 18th instant Flour dull
and to loo. lower. We quote:
So 40 to S. so for superfne State, IS 80 TO 1910
for extra do; choice State, $6. 10 to IS 20 1926
to So 10 for superflne western, ~ So TO IS 70
for extra ives tern, S5.95 to 1920 for round
hoop Ohio, and 1926 to 81 for trade brands.
Southern Flour is dull and dropping; sales Of
!.
extra, and 81 So to Ill. rs for good 10 choice ex-
ira California Flour is dull ut S6. 60 to rs. 80
for old, and IS. 60 20 $40. 25 for new. Rye Flour
is dull; sales 200 barrels at rs to 1878. Corn
Mails quiet. Wheat dull and nominally TO
&C. lower. Corn dull and lc. lower; sales
So 900 bushels ut S3h to Soc. for new mixed
western. Rye is quiet and dropping. Barley
quiet and dropping. Bdrley Mnh Is quiet and
heavy. oats dull and heavy; sales $1,000 BUSH
els ut 76c for western in store, and 77Hc. for
do. anoat; also, 10000 bushels delivered next
week ut TIC, each.
Savannah, Ga.
In Savannah, on the 10th ms taut, Corn dull !;
arrivals equal TO the demand from wharf,
SLIP to $l.l5. Large quantities may be had
at n lower figure retailing from store at $l.ls
OSLO. Only local demand for outs; SIS to
9Oc. by the car load 95c. TO 81 from store.
Boston, Mass.
In Boston on the 18th instant sales Of prime
southern and western yellow Corn at 95 to 97c.;
western mixed, SIS to 9oc. for low and high.
outs, IS to SIC. Rye-Common to choice, $l.+O
to 81 49, Shorts scarce and firm at 1872 per ton.
Lime-Rockland, 1925.