The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-08-17
COMMERCIAL.
Grain and Flour Markets.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, August 10, 1862.
OFFERINGS.


OFFERINGS.
Whcnt.-whltc, e,742 bushels. Red, o,1so BUSH
els.
Corn.-white, 772 bushels. yellow, 40 bushels.
Odts.-i.9 2i bushels.
RYe.-2s2 bushels.
IThedt.-White, L sa2 bushels prime Mt sI.723 /;
oil bushels very good ut sl.70 i22 bushels good
at !leT3; 416 bushels very fair ut ses; 30 bushels
mixed at f62i; 9a bushels fair ut alec 41o BUSH
Ss ,eh prime ri on prTae terms bushels
good sl.s7i; 500 bushels very good to prime ut
$3.50; So bushels very good at 81. $50 bushels
bushels fair ut $3.50; y bushels oniony NJ Sl45
80 bushels damp ut S1.45; 1874 bushels common ut
$40: 50 bushels screenings at 0oc. 200 bushels
terrns-total SAC bushels.
Corn.-Whilc. 10 bushels Inferior ut 1924; 90
bushels s2J 446 bushels ut sl.3O 200 bushels at
Sl.3l-total $50 bushels. Yellow, 100 bushels at
SLID. Mixed, LOO bushels at SIPS; 30 bushels at
s1.2s.
Oats.-s5 bushels at Sc. 30 bushels damaged at
soc. 500 bushels prime on private terms 8 IA
prime ut 6Oc. 200 bushels prime at &c. 81 bushels
ut 6lc.--totaI, J. 35i bushels.
Rye.-l30 bushels prime on private terms; 10:
bushels at ST. i-total, 282 bushels.
RE-ExHrBITED.
UIeat.-Wllite, IS. bushels. Red, ZOE bushels.
REMARKs.-The offerings of Wheat to-day were
g. 40 bushels white and $50 bushels red against
g. 7S4 bushels white and TO- 1870 bushels red on the
corresponding day Of last week. Market opened
quietly, but sl,72i for prime white and $3.50 for
very good and prime red were soon announced,
and these prices quickcned the market: and then
followed Corn, bounding up in one jump from
Sl.2l (the price on Saturday to S1.sl. Oats fol-
lowed suit, and 6oc. became the ruling figure for
prime, with large sales one lot prime was quoted
| at Sl.G2. Rye moving up Also but not at as rapid
| pace rs other grain.
BALTIMORE, MD.
AUGUST Vheat.-The receipts to-day were
much smaller than on Yesterday, being only about
specially active, and although prices show no
qu0tabc change, the mar ket Was, IL anything,
rather eSser sales comprise bushels fair to
to prime red 1T fl.57Slt2 5000 bushels choice red
ut .65Sl.I0 the latter figure being paid for one
or two fancy otSl, and some 1000 bushels white at
81. 6o4Sl.75.
corn continues in good demand and firm sales
to-day of 900 bushels white at 5l.oeGSllo ta but
one lot ut the latter price,. ,40O bushels yellow
hot, at Sl.lO, and 1900 bushels prime at Sl.l30
sl.l4.
Rye.-we notice sales to-day of some 400 to 500
bushels common to fair at Sl@Sll5: prime we
Otfs continue active, the demand being chiefly
for shipment sales to-day OF 1900 to T. COG BUSH
NEW YORK.
AUGUST 1.-THE Wheat market Is l42c. better :;
sl.6j for No. 2spring; s.5l for inferior soft do
tl.75 for No spring; 81: 72@Sl.75 for winter red
ohio and Indiana; %l.so Tor new amber Tennessee
and Michigan and IL. IS for new amber Delaware.
| Rye Is quiet Barley Is dull and nominal. Barley
Malt IS quiet. Corn Is dull and dropping sales of
49, 900 bushels ut S5c. fll2 for unsound new mixed
western Sl.1!9Sl.l1 for sound do. Oats are dull
and declining; sales Of %, 900 bushels at 734Hc.
for old western anoat; 6sN73c. for new.
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
| AUGUST l.-Whcat was In fair request, with Of
fcrings of o. 900 bushels, nearly all Of which was
taken ut 81 80, Ills. Sl.50. Tl52 Tl55, and ~ 80
| for ordinary to good and prime. Corn active and
bushels white at Sl07, 300 bushels mixed ut fl.0S,
fl 90 and FLO, and some small samples of yellow
ut flo. Light offerings of Rye, with sales of In
erior ut 81 and good ut Tl.0. Oats fairly active.
with offerings OF about 3 100 bushels and sales ut
| IS, So, and SIC.
| PETERSBURG, VA.
| AUGUST H. IVheat.-Thc Wheat market CONT
| nucs TO improve. We note a sale of 400 bushels
of prime red at T.. y. r., supposcdto be Sl.50. We
quote white at Sl.dO@fl.O for good to prime red,
| 81 .50Gt Hiss.
torM.-We quote white ut ~. O5Gls1.lo.
| CUttDn.-Markct quiet AZ 3lt9325c.
| NASHVILLE, TENN.
| AUGUST l3-p. M.-Thc receipts Of Wheat drl-
ring the week have been heavy, averaging from
taken by shippers and hy our local milcrs. There is
| considerable speculative feeling, and operators
storing their purchases for higher prices In the
future The stock now here does not fall short %!
| 80 900 bushels. The receipts to-day amounted to
| ). sol bushels, and shipments 800.
Corn has been dull. and prices have declined
sales to-day !, 100 bushels ut s73I0Dc and shi p.
mcns about the same. The intelligence from tn,
! growing crop is not favorable. In many sections
Of middle Tennessee ii has already been severely
damaged by the drought. Unless there Is heavy
aud general rain within the next few days, Tho
Weld must fall considerably short of last year.