The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-16

gALE5.
Whent.-White, As bushels inferior and damp
mt 81 So 90 bushels At 90 80 bushels In ferior
$3.50: so bushels damaged Mt s2-total, 1s4
bushels Red, "a bushels inferior at 1856; 200
bushels fair ut 81. sO--total, 234 bushels.
Corn-White, 80 bushels fair on private
terms; 1874 bushels good on private terms, aso
bushels at s5c; 80 bushels prime ut soc, 3e4
bushels on private terms-total, 1855 ousheis.
Mixed. % bushels ut s5c. 246 bushels damp at
SEC. IS bushels inferior on private terms; 264
bushels at s4c.-total, 566 bushels.
Oats.-3so bushels good 1T CSC.
Rye.-l0 bushels good ut LAO; bushels
fair at sl.37H-total, IS bushels.
Beons.-White navy, . bushels prime at
50. so. |
Meal.-White country, bolted, 80 bushels
good ut SEC.
RE-BxHIBITgD.
Corn.-White, 234 bushels. Mixed, 2s6
bushels.
O1ts.-s46 bushels.
Rye.-l18 bushels.
RzMARKs.-oferings of Corr, on Change to-
day 1854 bushels, of which $50 were re.ex-
| hibited and ,4S6 sold. Market steady in price
and only moderately active as regards guam
| tity sold. Wheat, if anything, q little more
| dull oats offered in very large quantity, and
sales but very small comparatively, holders
to-day being unwilling to make the conces-
sions demanded by buyers. Rye-Little doing.
Offerings OF grain on Change on the 18th OF
February, 1858, were Wheat-White, So bush.
els; red, 10 bushels. Corn-White, 1910 bush
els land ll2 re-exhibted) yellow, IS bushels
! mixed, DTS bushels. Oats, 1,l48 bushels. Rye
| rs bushels. Prices on that day were: Wheat
White prime, 81 20 red, prime, 81. IS. Corn
| White, prime, Sl.lS yellow, sl.l5. Oats
Prime, 75c. Rye-Prime, sl.47h.
Norfolk, Ya.
| The Norfolk papers report the following
| sales there on the 18th instant: 200 barrels ex-
| ira Flour at 80. 5000 bushels White Corr, NJ
| IS to seize; 600 bushels oats at &c, weight
| 800 bushels TeIlo,D Corn at Soc. 800 bushels
| Peanuts at IS to 1896
| Ncwbern, n. &.
In Newbern, N. c., Corn was quoted on the
| 18th instant rs in brisk demand 1T soc.
| Augusta. Ga.
| In Augusta, Ga, on the 18th instant Corna
white, 81. Is to $l.2O mixed, lilo from depot
| oats, s1.10.
| Chicago, Ill.
| In Chicago on the 10th instant, at the Oper
| Board in the afternoon, there was 4 fair de-
mand for Wheat, and prices were to sac
higher, sales of No. 2 spring being made q
half Corn was dull but firm. In the evening
the feeling in Wheat was still firmer, marke
closing with sellers OF No. 2 spring ut SLICK
Corn was inactive, but nominally triti
| higher Provisions were moderately actlv
| but weak: sales include 500 barrels MesS Por
ut S33, buyer the month 800 tierces Lard a
2oc, seller March 600 tierces do. at 2oc., buye
the month $4,000 pounds short clear, 1910.
1nrln dc an
| supposed to be 1T l4Hc.
Live Hogs were dull and heavy 1T q declin
of 50 to 75c. per loo pounds, closing heavy a
the decline, with 10000 head unsold. The re
celpts were 10, 4S5 head, and the sales $50
head, at $lo75 to $l2.37H for light TO extr'
lots.
New York.
In New York on the 18th instant southern
Flour was dull sales at $6.7j TO 1870 for com
mon to fair extra, and $7.25 to Sl2. IS for goo
to choice extra. Wheat dull and dropping
81 81 for No. ? spring, 81. 10 for No spring
ard - for white California. Corn less activ
aud lc. lower sales Of $4,000 bushels ut 81
CSC. for new mixed western, 9ic. for yellow
Rye quiet. oats dull sales 1T 76c. for wester
in store, and TIC. for western afloat.
Baltimore, Md.
In baltimore on the 18th instant, receipts
Iyhsot small included in the sales were IA
northern white 1T ~. 10, choice Virginia Va
ley red ut - 80, prime Maryland ut -. l., goo
MARYLAND at 81 95, common to fair Pennsy
v;tna at 81 80 to sl.7j, choice Pennsylvania
81 90 to Sl.g2. Cora, in light supply; sales {
white Ut 90 10 94c. for prime dry, damp mike
and blue-eyed At SIS to 9Oc., yelio" III 80 " VIC
market closing weak. Odts-Sales at 65
7oc.: heavy held higher. Rye, SLID TO Sl.0'.
| Cincinnati, Ohio.
| In Cincinnati on the 10th instant the oheI
ings of Corn were liberal, and the supply bein
in excess of the demand, market ruled dull
with prices in favor of buyers; distillers wer
the principal purchasers. oats less firm
Provision market opened dull and ruled s
throughout the day.