The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-16

e;raIn and Flour ,garkets.
Conn AND FLOUR EXCHANGED
RICHMOND, VA. september IL, 1869.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGED
RICHMOND, VA. September Is 1869. !
OFFERINGS.
HheGt.-whlte, 2,s7e bushels. Red, l,s2d BUSH
Corn.-white, so bushels. Yellow, none. Mixed
o1ts.~5ss bushels.
Rye.--1T0 bushels.
Whsat.-whe. 40 bushels prime Mt Sl.7o goo
bushels seed ut 81 TO- $50 bushels prime at 81. 6i
GO bushels yerv good ut 81 Is: $50 bushels ut Sl55
400 bushels at Sl.52': u bushels damp at sl5o 81
bushels good at slG2t 2, bushels ns very go s ~
100 bushels seed Mt 81: sototal L4I6 bushels Ked,
zoe bushels prime at sl.5 $50 bushels very good Mt
sis5: 20 bushels! foal at si4a5; 200 bushels very
in ferior Mt 3125: 90 bushels inferior ut Sl75 40
hnshels prime on private terris-total l,s2s bush-
cora.-white. so bushels weeyl-eaten at SIS:
Mixed, 20 bushels prime at sl2s: 100 bushels NJ
Sl.25-total, 10 bushels.
Rys.-1s bushels fair ut sl.l2l; $50 bushels very
good at sl.l5-total les bushels.
Ieul.-City s1.35; country, 3l.25GSl!3o.
RE-ExuIBITEp.
Tbenf-Whtte SIS bushels. Rcd 325 bushels.
Cora.@T'iite; 80 bushels. Mixed, 10 bushels
Onts.-2S bushels.
Pye.-42 bushels.
Observation-Disclosures of Wheat on Change to-
day 2 SO bushels white and 1925 bushels red. Not
until half an hour after the bell rang did SAM
pies begin to come on Change. For some time the
market was quite sluggish. and 1t was not until to-
wards the close that transactions of any moment
we're made. Prices, however, as will be rcen by
our report, underwent no dimlnutlon, for there
was shipping as we'll as milling demand.
Corn was IN light supply, and all offered was
taken ut an advance.
Offering of Oats light and market dull: AZ
bushels ont OF 500 bushels offered being left over.
Rye In better demand.
BALTIMORE, MD.
SEPTEMBER l4-P. H. Grdin.--The offerings
of Wheat were larger than for severa! days previ-
GUS comprised of l.3Oo bushels white aid l6, 700
bushels red. The demand IS fair, both for milling
and export, to fill up present freight engagements;
Prices further advanced several cents, lncludcd
in the sales were 900 bushels choice red at *lGea
81. "a Of which 1000 bushels PENNSYLVANIA were at
the inside figure 10, 900 bushels good TO prime at
S1.5OMs1.57. and including 1000 bushels Indiana u
s.52@sl.5 1000 bushels Inferior to fair at Slso@
asF $50 Psn e white te 40 b&s6ds and
yellow only 40 bushels. Ne report sales of 500
bushels white at sl.25MSI.e1; the yellow brought 2
Oats 800 bushels received: market active: all
taken at 6ldDG3c. and $50 bushels reported Mt csc.
Rye 500 bushels offered; $50 bushels sold at
sl.1e.
SEPTEMBER li.-P. M-Graiq.-The Wheat
market is lGl2c. lower. with moderate demand
sales l35, OcO bushels at s15til5s for winter rcd
s1.47mS1,5 so for No; spring: and $l.53 for Nos
and spring, mixed. Corn is dull heavy, and Ia
&C. lower; sales $1,000 bushels at o2c. 0Sl for I'M
sound new mixed western. and Sl.1oGSl.l5 for
sound new mixed western. Rye Is quiet. Barley
Is dull. Barley malt Is quiet and nominal. oats
are quite firm sales &c, 900 bushels at 65Gt1c. for
new southern and western. Total stock of grain in
warehouse September II. 1859 Wheat 6l9. 997 BUSH
els, Hncluding $780, 900 bushels California; Corn a,
!O4 bushels Oats, 5l,a1 bushels; Rye, So 791 bush
els Barley, SOS bushels Malt, 100, 4jo bushels
Peas, IL, 997 bushels.