The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-07
COMMERCIAL.
Grain and Flour Markets


CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGED
RICHMOND, Va. September ., lso'.
OFFERINGS.
vhent.-whitc, 5,77s bushels. Red, 4 7a6 BUSH
els. o,o,.,.1-
Onts-1 5ti bushels.
P,je-9fG bushels.
Tin0thy Seeds bushels.
SALES.
Whsnt.-wbite, LIS bushels prime at sl.1o 80
bushels very good n. si.e7i: AZ? bushels go2d at
n 1872 bushels fair Mt sl.eo; 100 bushels fair ~
bushels b b. f,ssn nr ne q. ~ az
hShoIs ycry good Mt sl52;: 1.o3G bushels good nj
81. 50 $50 bushels very fair mt Slts: at Dnsneis
al45 4s bushels badly cleaned ri Sl'9 o. =, sn ~
ronI nj a.: 10 bushels very inferior at sl.3o-to
'' c1n..n,o-White, 900 bushels prime at sleo 100
bushels rrecyil-eatcn ut 81 l7i-total 32s Dnshels'
W,nd 10 hushoIs Drime at 1870: 10 bushels dam
arcd mt sl.lO: o. bushels fair at SLls-totai' "a
bushels. ,so ,rsbe,s white
ycrv rood to prime at Gcc.-total. $50 bushcis.
RyS-l! bushels common at ST. -"' o"Shc''
re-y GOOD Mt Il lJ-totnl. 2S bushels.
Nedl.-City, s1.35: country, Sl.-aGfA'''
Rr-ExUrBrTED.
Uhent.-Whtte. $50 bushels. Rec lso hus ,,.
fora.-Whitc, 30 bushels. Mixed - ousiieS'
Tim0tly Ssed.--l6 bushels.
PrJARKs.-For some time after Change opened
to-day There were but few buyers and sellers pre-
sent. Consequently offerings were light ana tncre
was general inquiry OF" What's the mattcr!' BY
apd-hyp. however sellers and samples began 10
crowd In. and when Change closed the offerings
amounted TO ; 7?6 bushels white and 4.796 bushe!s
rcd of which $50 bushels white and 1875 buSieis r'"
we're re-oxhi5itcd. and 2254 bushels white ana
500 bushels red were Sold leaving over ?'0zZ ouSh
els white l. oO6 bushels red Quite large amount
of the SAMPLES offered came In just rs ChanEc WIS
| about 10 close, and hence the large amount lelt
| over. .
The offerings of Corn were ,696 buSnels, Oh
which sos bushels we're sold, aud without any adj
| v,pce IN price BUYERS are touching the article
| teudcrly. not because it Is not worth the money
but for reasons best known to themselves they are
| buying only from s'hlnd 10 mouth
| oats to-day again slow of sale, and win aoo"'
| the usual proportion on the market. ne l'ifkt
| amount left over may he owing to the iact tha'
some Of It was not tit for storing on speculation
or that the BUYERS arc acting with the same fneSse
! as the Corn buyers.
Rye seemingly In better demand.
| NEW YORK.
| SEPTEMBER 1.-The wheat market Is dull ana
dronpiur: sales 10 900 bushels nj si?@ sl.ol Io'
No spring Sl.s26SI 81 for winter RED western
81 ~ for No spring. 81. 10mSl75 for wnise so,1t.o
crn $le8 for amber Maryland ana md better
sales 81 OcO bushels ut 81: o3dSl:l7 TOR uhsoumII
new mixed western, and Sl.lsmri.-o l"r S"",I
now mixed western Rye is dnict ana n"',, ,,i
BARLEY Is nominal Barley Malt Is qulct ahd noun, =,
nal oats arclQoc. better sales $1,000 bushels Ill
| Ci6lG5c. for new southern ana western
BALTIMORE. MD.
| SEPTEMBER 4-Wth limited supplies inc in'i
krt Is very firm and active ct II 10, nrrcyai,cd
higher although rather better feeling prtval'ttn
The receipts nj Change foot mp Is COY pushe1S W
dny mostly red, Of which 400 bushels ch1i', va,
land were taken at 81 goo 81 ~ t .,
ut II 55Sl 81: 1000 bushels fair to good ~ Ti,s9m
a 10. The only sale of white was 600 bnshels cmoT'
nj Sl8a. Corn 62c: higher ana III uc',,',,
IT,, .nros irrIudc . 600 bushels good to prime Wille
~ a. rsISl 81 $3.50 bushels western mlXcu al s,.io
o3a ,Es,nis yellow ut Sl.l76Sl2o; closing urn
Oats wore iGsa active. with sales nj 0ome-c, NY
steady: sales Of 500 Si'shciS Nl'i i'h' ~
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
SEPTEMBER There was considerable, actl,ls;
on ,Clanpn this morning. buyers operating more
freely Flour Guleti the sales being limited o.,
account Of light stocks. Wheat fairly active, VIII
offerings of 1900 bushels, and saeS a. ~ :,
for good white, and :l.i5. S.33, S.37, TliG' H.ll
and $.!7 for poor to good red; no strictly pr,'
or choice. Corn quiet. with very light offerings
and sales Of mixed at ,v o.' ts,cn a
5565Gc Sales Ot Rye nj 8l.0S; offerings light.
PETERSBURG, VA.
SEPTEMBER Whcat.-Thc receipts arr
smaller and some merchants having stored lhcl
consgnmcnts last week tn" market Is S,tr"rsr 7,
with more disposition on the part OF milSrs 7,
onrr1tr We ,lIOc good ia prime red NJ Sl.aGN
ii 50. and white ut Sl.60mSlG,. rms IS IN I'M
proycmcnt OF lOGll5c. compared with prices aoo"
Cotrams-Thc market Is weak, dull, and dcclin
ing and It looks like prices will open lower ior tn
| NOW crop than was generally aEtir1pated zen TIT:
nro or course the sales of the first few bales "
new is no criterion Of the market. .,t,
Rcrclpts at this port for The cotton year cnnn
this day Is 73; same time last year, -''lii tot'
receipts at All tie ports, 2,3oS,1cO. .o..
fi1rp.--Therc was less tirmncss In corn ycstcr
day the receipts nayiag lnf hG some rcise
sell at this price Most Of TIC Hills arc h'" WI
ing / ull time. |