The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-16


RICHMOND, july Is, 1859. :
OFFERINGS.
lFhedt.-Whtc, So bushels Red, :, 10. bushels.
Corn.-Whtc. dM bushels. yellow, 200 bushels
Mixed, 3s2 bushels.
Onfs.-l00 bushels.
Ryc.-Ncw, 10 bushels.
SALES.
Whsat.-White, 300 bushels prime at $l.7o; l52
bushels very good at 81 G74; 81 bushels fair pri-
yatc tcrms-total, 1876 bushels. Red, 2O4 bushels
Rrme Sjba a fSSh Gs good
81 SIS, 30! bushels private terms; d bushels fair
at SI.i5--tOta. 700 bushels. 500
bushels nj 05c-total, 2IG bushels. Mixed, - bush
els very good at 96lc., 2lO bushels at '5c-tota ~
bushels.
Onts-5O bushels very good at 72c.
RE-EXIIIBITED.
C0rp.-Ycllow, 200 bushels.
REMARKs.-Thc market for Wheat to-day very
lively and prices firm; very nearly all that was
offered sold. About one-half the Corn offered was
taken off the market, the views of holders being
above those Of buyers. Oats steady; very little
offered. Rye-Nothing doing; some new has ap-
reared on the market. The price OF Wheat In
Richmond is now fully mp to the Baltimore rates J;
for rs will he seen by the following statement Of
the Baltimore market on the Nth instant, choice
white wheat sold for Sl.70 there while prime
brought that figure here to-day, and choice red sold
In Baltimore at LOO while prime red realized that
price here !:
The Baltimore market on the 18th was rs follows:
Receipts of W heat to-day composed OF e35 bush
els white and IL, 600 bushels red. Market was nc
tive for milling, and prices rather hrmer, though
not qu0tably higher. The white was taken at Sl.io
Gl.70-the latter for choicc-a lot OF 300 bushels
bringing the outside price. OF red we report sales
as follows: l,O0e bushels choice, ST. o6o bush
els choice, Sl.55MSl55; 800 bushels prime *i.oon
81 80 $500 bushels good prime l.4o@sl:4S; 100
bushels inferior to fair, aso $50 bush
| els old crop Pennsylvania 1T 81 4o@l %. Corn;
| 200 bcshcls white comprised the rccclpts ana
1000 bushels reported sold In lots at 81 oselsl.o
only sale Of yellow 100 bushels ut 81 02-quotc
SlMSl 0o-an advance. Oats-2,8O bushels re
c4iyed; market unchanged; sales 500 bushels nt
nary, &C., and IT'S bushels common, 6ic. Rye-lOo
bushels soldat $780,
LYNCHBURG, VA.
JULY h.-New Wheat arriving sparingly, and
readily taken by miers at 81. TO 81 81 for whte,
and 81 30 to 81 10 for red. Corn-Whitc quoted ut
80 to S5c. Oats, SO to Sc. Four-Superiine' " To
81. so extra, $3.50 to IS family, $3.50 70 ~.
SAVANNAH, GA.
July l2-Flour The feeling in the Flour mar
| ket has been dull for the past week, with heavy
| stocks and no demand. New Flour continncS 10
arrive I'm small quantities. and Is held ut III o. BAR
| rel with light demand. ,
| Grain.-Corn has Improved; stock light ana all
In the hands Of speculators prime white Is selling
at ST. 255l 81 and yellow at Sl.20. Oats are scarce
| and selling in L small way ut 81
BALTIMORE, MD.
July lA-Flour Is still quiet, but the feeling
firmer, and for some descriptions prices nlsher.
| Stock continues very light, and TRANSACTIONS are
restricted from this cause. There Is some Inquiry
for Flour butas yet we have heard OF no AZ .
For Rio Grande extra $50 Is offered, anu sI..o
and $5.75 for Howard Street, low grade western es
| extra at 1915 choice western and HOWARD street
| extra ut S6.5O0S6G2l, and western ana hoWara
Street family at S7..5 81 barrel. We queue 'o'o''