The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-30
COMMERCIAL.
Grain assd Flour Markets.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGED
RICHMOND, July 20, 1869. !

/ Uhent.-Whte .. 1874 bushels very good nj 81. 10
zoo bushels prime at sl.72, SO bushels on private
bushels very good on private terms IS bushels ut
sl.o7l: 10 bushels good ut sle5 Is bushels fair ut
$3.50. 100 bushels on pr vatc terms: $50 bushels
common at SIS 130 bushels foul ut Sl.50 BUSH
els inferior at Sl.50 50 bushels common mt Sl421
IL bushels ut Sl.55-total, $500 bushels. Red, s9i
bushels very good at se9 sS bushels sJ good on
at $3.50; 3ts bushels common ut sli5; 3cd bushels
medium on private terms 40 bushels r. inferior Mt
Corn.-Whtc, 1s2 bushels prime Mt SllO; LIZ
bushels fair at s.OS-total, 35l bushels. Mixed. 10
bushels Mt 81. so bushels inferior at S1Os-total
| 100 bushels.
Oats.-29 bushels new vat C2sc.; 2a4bustels prime
| at 60c.-total. 900 bushels.
| Rye.-32 bushels fair on private terms. 90 bush
els mt sl.0I3 10 bushels common ut sl.OJ-tota 81
bushels.
| Nedl.-Yellow country. 70 bushels ut Sl.o5.
| White, country. 90 bushels ut 5llO.
Screentngs.-Sl bushels at s.Io; IL bushels ut 81.
| RE-EXHIBITED.
| Waent.-Red, 70 bushels.
REMARKs.-Thc aggregate Offering Of Wheat on
| Change to-day was 1l,4sG bushels. against 7,6!2
hushcls on the Goth of July, 1858. The aggregate
sales to-day 1865 bushels leaving 500 BUSH
| els not reported or not sold.
! We said Yesterday, under the head of remarks ::
| '.From the visible activity in the market
| satisfied that some sales were not reported" II
turns out that in this were correct: for parties
reported TO us to-day 500 bushels sold Ivy them yes
terday but not then reported. For the life of us
we can't see why each member can't or won't
| fasten in his memory that emitting to report
always Injuries the Exchange.
The offerings to-day were the largest of the
son. The market opened to-day at $l.7O quoted
tor very good white, and $l6O for very good red,
and was active and steady to the close, another
party. In addition to the mllcrs being on the
market Before the close Sl.72 was quoted for one
| LOT Whit and pt If nrf,p rt
| THAT term which much shocks the Peters,
| burg Ipder. Notwithstanding the quantity of red
on the market exceeded the white by sos bushels.
| yet the quantity OF very good white sold exceeded
by 1420 bushels the very good red. In other words,
| the proportion of very good III the white muci,
| larger than in the red. Corn to-day made no adj
vance on the price Of yesterday, and only
moderately active. Oats was In increased supply,
and was inactive and lower. Ryc--Some small
| lots sold.
In Baltimore on the 2Sth with increased re-
| ccipts and an active demand, the market more
| active. Wheat steady and firm receipts, 1870
bushels white and L., 253 bushels red sales 25S
bushels fair to good white ut Sl.a0N l.50; 900 BUSH
els prime ditto ut $3.50 n bushel 3. 100 bushels
choice red at :l.65; $500 bushels good to prime
ditto at Sl5cM. co 400 bushels fair ditto at $3.50
Sli5: and 100 bushels common ditto at Sl.3j II
| bushel. Corn firm at advanced prices receipts,
400
| 3 500 bushels white ut $1.l2MI 10, and $50 bushels
ditto at :l.Os; $50 bushels yellow ut Sl.l2Gll.l3.
| Oats quiet: receipts, fs5sO bushels with sales of
$50 bushels at eoMl65c. Rye-lOo bushels received;
no sales reported.
In New York same day the Wheat market was
heavy and .6l3c. lower; sales Of $40 bushels al
$l53@:l.5i for No. spring :l.5S@ sl.59 for No.
DO. SlGO for am1cr State sl.63 for small lots do;
| :l.55 for new winter red do. to arrive Corn
heavy and lace. lower sales of Il, 0o0 bushels at
| sSc .M$l.C7 for unSound new mixed western Sill
| all for sound do; SlliISll5 for yellow west
| crn. Rye was quiet. Barley was quiet and noini-
nal. Barley malt DALI Oats were lower;
sales of 30 600 bushels at soc. for western Iii store,
| and SIC. for do. aIoat.
PETERSBURG, VA.
| July 3.-Whcat.-kcccirts largely on the in
| crease. We perceive no change in the market,
Sh:S Ta an T Fair 70 w yood s I%e TT re rc
SIZE and thence down 80 l.15, l5O, and Sl.!j ac-
| cortlng II quality.
| Southampton hams, "lGi::c. Market advancing.
| Corn.--t;rcat scarcity In the market Sales of
prime white were made yesterday III II, which was
the most We could hear of. Small lots at $i.oS5@
| Sl.l0.
Flour.-Markcc well supplied; Petersburg.
| Tennessee auh country brands Fine, SG0tSB.Jo :
ground September, isaS,) s9.5oG*io family, old
:lc.5o. The market is well supplied with new hour
which Is selling freely nj $9G -. 80 for extra John
| sons City Mills extra. S9n9.5O
Rye cinil and nominal ut :I.l51,sI.2O Distiilcrs
not IN the market, ana preparing for anew season.
| Oats.-dJGL7ec.
Pcanuts.-Nuthng doing and no demand.
| Beans.-No demand whatever.
| Pcas.-W cquotc black and clay stock peas l.2j
| hlackcyc. $3.50.
| Eggs.-2Uc.
C0iton.-Thc market very quiet, with no buyers
except for Prime, which we coninmc to quote at
32.c. Lots of ordinary and good ordinary offered
| without finding purchasers.
LyNCIIBURG, VA.
| july 27.-Alarkct presents no change during the
past two days worthy Of Notice. Wheat, Corn,
aud Oats active, and offerings unusually light for
the season. White Corn, well famed, can be rca-
Oily placed 1T our extreme quotations. Prori-
sions steady with light supply IN the market. but
33c.; Bcans-Whtc- d. buShcl Of 60 hs.., $500
$l.55; mixed or colorcd, $50 Chickens,
White per bnshel OF e. ibS., S5@37c.; yellow and
mixed II huslcl Of So ibs., soc. Corn Meal, II
Hg2nel Of so Us. 9c@o3e E E fresh, Z Dozen.
extra. n parrcl, ss@$o.5o: family, q parrcl, 30
@s9.5o. Feathers, live goose; e D.. G5GslIo &C
Oats. per bilshcl Of 80 MS, 53@5Sc. onions, per
bushel Of 81 bs., S1.5OGi$l.75. Whcat-Whitc per
hnshcl OF 90 MS, $l69@$l.c5 red, $l.5o@ sl:55,
! Wool-Washcd n b., i0ln55c.; unwaShcd 30FE33c.
Whiskcy-Rectifed, per gallon: 81. OW$l.20 pure
| Virginia mountain rye, ~. 650.S2.I5.
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
| July o7.-Thc market for Flour remains quiet,
ccIpts of grain show considerable falling OFF,
being only SJ5 bushels Wheat Go bushels of Corn,
100 bushels Of Rye and 7ao bushels Of 9ats In
at 81. coz 81 &C for red Corn continues To Decline
with sales ut sl.ci Tor mixed. All the Rye offered
was taken at Sl.25. Oats firm sold at G5U7O
NORFOLK, VA.
July 28.-Corn.-White, o5@06c. : mixed, oo@
DEMONSTRATING, 3l@a2c. low middlinr DC. !:
good ordinary, 3Oc. ordinary, 29c. cotton yarns,
r tyyh ST. No. l, sl8@la No ., 321
No. ,, l2.5O@Sl3: kits. No. new, -. JGtS3 +;
brador, si.75aS7; Ilalirax, siGli.5o; North Caro-
lima cut. s9.5OMo.75; North Carolina gross, 81
SlGs5 southern hGg r?ss M SsI 70 TO- m aiS
hog and spot, $7.25Gls.5O; trout, 81; mulcts, SIG
sS Sgfn ne eT Tyc S 'StnnS
family, S9.75; Staunton, extra, :S@9.75.
Oaions.-Northern, u 100. sl.75 new southern,
beaH";rri@s $ssS; fair g :;S &C.,: uc COG
RoSin.-Common, 81; No. l, 50: No. ., $3.50.
Rdgs.--In bales, sic.
ter boxes, *l.25 bunch, $3.75.
StareS.-White oak pipe, S9o@92; culs, $500.
hogshead, SIS; culls, go red oak hogshead, $50
Shi.gIes.-No. l heart, :o@lo; No. heart
| Si.JOM6.JO; w. l., l0-nch, -.
Tdr.--Largc barrels. S2.25 small barrels, 81.
Turpentine.-Splrits. q gallon, l50l toe.
WO6t.-Unwashed, 3lQD5tc. washed !rMi6c.
Whe9.-Whitc prime Sl.6o; fair, $50; com
mon, sl@l.l5. Red. prime, sl.cO; fair, Sis
common, SlWLl0.
SAVANNAH, GA.
| July 27.-Corn more active and scarce at Sl.iC0
Si.i5 from wharf. Oats are scarce, and selling IN
L small way 1T Sl.O5.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
| July ELL YOnr.-There Is very little doing" but
prices are rather frmer about 400 barrels sold
In lots 10 the retailers and bakers, including Scrth