The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-31
COMMERCIAL.
Grain and Flour Markets.
Corn AND FLOUR EXCHANGED
RICHMOND, July so, Ise9.


CoRy AND FLOUR EXCHANGED
RICHMOND, July so, 1850.
OFFERINGS.
Whcat.-whte c,Os4 bushels. Red, s,a22 BUSH
Corn.~WRite, ses bushels. Yellow, "a bushels.
Mixed. 27s bushels.
,542 bushels.
Rye.-s0 bushels.
Flour Extra, $50 barrels.
SALES.
Theat-White, 10c bushels prime Mt sI.72; aga
bushels prime on private terms 2, oS2 bushels very
good at sl.7o; Lola bushels good at s1.6I5; aGo
bushels ut s5 asa bushels Mt II! bushels ut
sl.s5 % bushels Mt 59 9s bushels smutty
Io5G bushels very good Mt 5l51s; 542 brshcls gooa
at sl55: 400 bushels at s152i: 500 bushels at
Ia4 bushels at sl.45 1o2 bushels ut sl!7 l4+ bush
els Inferior ut s.aa; 80 bushels very bad at sl.?o
% bushels inferior at s1.io-tota 4.5s bushels.
Corn.-White. $50 bushels fair at Sl.OIs; Yellow:
"a bushels good at sl.O5. Mixed @' ousheiS III
0ats.-51O bushels prime new Mt coo. $50 bushels
very good new ut sac ; 1913 bushels good at SIC
total, ., 4e2 bushels.
Rye.-50 bushels good at sl.07s
RE-ExHrBITED.
Wheat.-Red 23S bushels.
OGtS.-z552 bushels.
REMARKs.-The Exchange to-day presented
more animated scene than on any day OF the sea-
son. SIllers, other buyers, shipbrokers. and
quite number of visitors from the country, made
altogether large throng. The tables were piled
large.
The market opened early at sl.70 for very good
white then followed sample OF prime Mt Sl.72
and the next lot of prime on private terms; and
then large amount was sold for 5l.6T4 down to
$3.50, according to grade. white holding up to the
rates of the preceding day. Red opened mt 81
for prime the price OF very good on the preceding
day., showing a'decline of 2ic; sales OF very good
were made at Sl.573, and then q large quantity OF
other grades sold from $l.52i for fair down to
81. 90 for very bad.
On the goth instant the offerings OF red were
larger than Of white and the former was more
readily purchased than the latter, and In larger
proportion but to-day buyers turned their atten-
ton more to white, and though the offerings of
white were smaller than the red, yet the sales OF
white were the larger of the two. The market was
at the same time active the sales reported being
10, o4o bushels out Of 1910 busbels-the largest
quantity offered on any day of the season. The
quantity offered the corresponding day or last
year was 07O bushels white and 24a bushels red,
and prices on that day were Wheat-White,
prime, s2.55 red, very good $40. Corn-Whitc,
81. 4o6Sl42s. Oats-Prmc, new, f23c. Rye, 81 45.
Corn to-day was not so active and the advance was
checked and there seemed 70 be rather a tendency
downward. Oats quite active, almost all that was
offered being sold but prices lower. Rye in better
demand, but offerings very light.
In Baltimore on the Goth the offerings Of Wheat
were 1125 bushels white o. 4s2 bushels red, and the
market ruled rather duller. The range for red
Wheat was from $40 for good to $1o5 for choice,
and but one lot brought the latter price; bulk OF
sales were from S1.4O to $3.50. Corn.-Thc receipts
we're G42 bushels white, 6c6 bushels yellow. The
demand was fair, and white sold at cent less in
price, sales were $50 bushels at Slip, 1000 ditto
at sl.lO, white sales Of yellow were $40 bushels at
sl12 sss ditto Mt s1.13 $3.50 ditto western mixed
at ST. OF to 81. 10. Rye.--Recepts were I,l69 bush
els with sales OF GOO bushels at sl.2O sl.2 Oats
Offerings, s, 500 bushels sales about 5000 bushel:
| ut SO to &c.