The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-04
COMMERCIAL.
Grain and F1our Markets. !,
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE,
RICHMOND, Va, September 3, 1869.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGED
RICHMOND, VA, eptembeT 3, 1869.
OFFERINGS.
Wheot.-white, 4,cc7s bushels, Bed, l's2 bush
els. 80
Odts.-i. 75s bushels.
Rys.-2ls bushels.
Dabse v1y asea g 70 1 prme At SO
good s.gs $50 bushels very fair -. 625 7eS bush
els fair 81 178 bushels fair, 1854 ls bushels,
foul 81 Is bushels vcrv inferior. $3.50; So BUSH
els badly cleaned. s.5o; 1es bushels foul slsoto-
tai. .. 756 bushels Red 60 bushels seed, 81 l32
bushels primc 81 SIS: 600 bushels very good Slb2t;
20 bushels mixed, sl.s5: 800 bushels good, Sl:5o
2o5 bushels very good. private terms 81 bushels
good private terms 8 sIshes b sbIs inferior
81 !o-total. /. 7s6 bushels.
-ci"rn.-White, % bushels prime. sIeo 50 bush
els on private terms-total. lis bushels. Mixed Sd
bushels sl.2O ~ bushels slightly damaged sl.is-
Ca Oais.-4so bushels good, SOC. 4os bushels very
good to prime. sac.-tctal. $40 bUsheis.
: Rye.-aO6 bushels, si.la.
RE-EXH!BTTED.
Ubpnt-Whttc. Os bushels. Red. el1 bushels.
Co1.p.-White, 81 bushels. Mixed, ~ onSheis.
Rrv,rrs,-Thc offerings Of Wheat on Change
to-day were I07G bushels white and l,es2 bushels
red-total O. 05s bushels of which s6 bushels white
aud ol2 bushels red were re-exhibited, and ?.76o
bushels white and L. $50 bushels red were sold
leaving over 31o bushels white and bushels req
Market opened at S1.G7i for very good to prime
white and ut l5J for prime red, but there was oniy
one sale of the latter ut that figure prime DelhS
scarce. One lot of white brought sl.Io for seed,
and one lot of red for seed brought 81 .s5 Peopic
buying seed now seem careful In buying the very
finest samples and seem to look for better seed
grades thar they purchased last year. but It Is To
be observed however. that the Wheat Of last year
was rot rs good as that of the present year and
therefore, the purchasing comparatively inferior
article for seed last year was matter of neces-
sity.
The sales of Corn were light. and prices are at n
stand-stll the local demand being light and there
being no speculation in the article.
The offerings Of Oats continue quite uniform Ill
quantity but the market Is not SO active as far as
sales are concerned, while mt the same time there
Is no falling off In price. large amount OF tue
offerings Of this grain was left unRnld to-day,
which IS probably owing TO the fact tntH spccuia'
tors are beginning to get gluttcd.
Receipts of Rye light, and prices show no ad-
vance.
SEPTEMBER 2.-Undcr light supplies, the mar
kct is firm and steady for Wheat. The receipts OF
wheat to-day were 10 is5 bushels, all of which met
with ready sale ut unchanged rates-viz., 3.1oo
choice red mt 81 522l.55 ) 900 bushels doi good to
prime ut S.i2MSl.5O ), 0OV husnes common " ialr
at $l.32@21aO: and 1000 bushels fair to choice
white Mt 81 .5omSl.C5. Corn was dull ana lower.
we u,lotc prime white and yellow at 81. TdSl.ls,
and iy-cut mt 81 lOGf$I.l 10. Oats were In good de-
mand al GOnG2c. Rye Is selling ut 81. n@$lF for
Maryland; no western Offering.
BOSTON.
SEPTEMBER o.~-The market for Corn remains
about the same The stock Is quite small, but the
demand IS only for immediate wants. Western
mixed has been selling ut Sl.2lIS1as the latter
price for choice and western and southern yellow
ranges from :l.2Smsl.S5 r bushcl. Oats remain
the same, with fair demand. The sales have been
at G'6I73c. n buShel for southern and western, anu
In rive small sales ut 81. 25M$l35 m hushcl. Shorts
have been selling ut S27GIS2s Fine Feed, S?9@S3o
and AIiltilings S32Gi3i II ton.