The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-11

- n,vaisnt Of alow niddiings' . In Nsy York
nnd wifi, this explanation IL may bH q mattsr
or some wonder bow buyers can aford 70 pay
this Same here that it brings there. Bnt our
factories-all Of them being in fui operataon-
require q heavy stock 70 keep them gcink'
Holders, therefore, are able to obtain nom
half a cent to a cent more than u there was
no spinning demand. +fs
l. There is evidently increasing animation ID
the tobacco market since our last report Yes.
terday there were large offerings, and the bid.
ding spirited. The sales to-day were rather
light, owing to temporary Cause, but tho
prices obtained for some Of the samples were
quite fair. But while we cannot quote any
considerable advance, the improved feeling IL
significant Of a reaction In the market. Little
or none Of the better descriptions has yet heen
delivered, and for such the demand - good.
The factories are resuning operations.
In both corn and -four the market Is very
quiet under a full supply. ,r4
Peanuts have been commanding extra
ordinary prices; and beyond doubt they arc
the most profitable crop grown in lower
Virginia. Since the first Of the season they
have been steadily on the rise, until now .
bushel sells for nearly as much SO q barTsl Of
corn. As consequence, every farmer who
| has the right kind Of soil Is going 70 embark
In the culture. ass 9EaaftaR
Never before have we noticed such . vast
amount and variety Of fertilizers as are now
offered for sale in cur market. The sans may
| be said of Irish potatoes, Of which large
quantities are being bought and piauted. for
shipment Of early crops. 1850 ~ apSsiW
Having carefully revised our quotations to.
| day we submit the following:
Cotton.-For several days the market has
been quiet but firm at uniform rates, and with
moderate transactions. Wequote TN to &c.,
with the remark that some holders are asking
more.
T5bacco.-An improved feeling continues TO
prevail, with rather better prices for, desirable
| grades. But owing to the fact that most OF
| the offerings are OF an inferior order, we can.
not advance much on last weeks quotations;
Lugs-Common, % to $500; good to fne, rs
| to $3.50. Leaf-Common TO fair, $3.50 70 " |;
good, IS to 90; fine, $40 to BIZ dark strong
| leaf, 90 to $ll.50. ..t@' oN" -
Wheat mo receipts. altgs 5as -
Corn.-From S. to SOC. 4is.a sts s
Flour..Market quiet. Fine, y TO 100 81.
perfine, $3.50 to So; extra, 5000; high grade
Valley extra, I'll; Hope Mills extra, SEQ !;
family, sl2 to sl3. a H @ Glaf !.
0ats-The demand for seed not so great, and
| prices lower. We quote 70 to 7tc.
Rys.-sl.45 to s1.60. q .st.bs a'i"e..
Peanuts.--Prime, $3.oo to ts.ls; fancy, IS 20
| TO SO 25; seed, in demand at $3.50: "a Hi5
Beans.-Market fully supplied at %.
Peas.-Black. EYE in demand at u. 20 to &i.6o !;
| stock, 81.
FLarseed-$2.2o to 90 rs. .,c
| Meat.-90c.
Bacon-Market well supplied Western
! sides, 1SAc. shoulders, &c.,; Southwestern
Virginia hog-round, lsc. /; Southampton, 2oc. !;
! hams. 22c.
Lard.-In barrels, &C.; legs, &c.; Virginia,
i 23c. .i35QH
Fish.--North Carolina trimmed behring's,
$40. so; do. gross, 81; do. roe, $40 to $40. GO
Eastern gross, $780, eastern trimmed, 81 &c
81 90. Labrador, $3.50 to es. soNo.l mess shad,
$l2 to sl2.oo; No. 2, 80 to 30. 80. No mackerel
| In market. d. -s- gt,-y ssg
Butter.-Mountain, 80 to s5c. good country,
80 to SOC. - '#A .a
| Pototoes.-Early Goodrich and other yarie.
ties for early planting, "a to go; peach-blow,
SO. 80 to 81. is, 80,
Dried R-uit.-Apples, 7 to &c.; no peaches OF
| berries. aEalgt 81 u rs ~ S'4oh
BeesDar.-3s to 40c. ggiaagE y .TI..,#.ai
EHs.--17 TO lSc. .t, s5 "a s,...g
Htdss.-Green, Toe. dry, 21c.
| C2Orer Seed-S10 80 to $l1. 8.