The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-04
COMMERCIAL.
Corn and FIsur Exctrsnge.
RroHaosD, January 2, 1869.

Corn and FISur Exchsage. p
go. RrcHaosp, January 2, 1869.
orrBRYsos. a = 20
Wasas--whits, 40 bushels, Red, 40 bush.
els. ~ 49, tf3E ah7s ,51E8E 50
Grn.-Whits, 2lo bushels new. Straw color
ed, IL bushels new. Yellow; 474 bushels new.
Mixed, ITO bushels new. Slightly mixed, zN
bushels new.
O1ts.-s50 bnshols new. srF TA
.Rys.-36 bu she1s new.
M,aI So bu shells new.
Earseed.-2 bush els new.
sALBs.
Wheat White, 10 bushels very good st
s2 so: 90 bushels ordinary at 90. 10; IL bushels
very inferior att n %. % bushels at $2.16-to-
tai, l4o bushels. Red, % bushels common at
S1.90.
Corn-white. 40 bushels very good new at
s6c.; A76 bushels good on prtvate terms 80
bushels damaged at 75c.-total, l46 bushels.
Straw-colored Is. bushels good new. on private
terms. Mixed. "a bushels very good new OF
$780,; 10 bushels at soc. Slightly mixed. 200
bushels prime new ut s7hc--total, 2s4 bush
els. g51rEl En- 49, Slf,5
Oats.-4s bushels fair at 6sc. ss bushels com.
mon ut 65c. 70 bushels damaged at 51c. : $40
bushels good on private terms. Tota1,s7e0
bushels. S5i ~ 81 y tsaat.
Rys.-so bushels very good at js1.4ah:
MsaI.-White country bolted, 80 bushels fair
at s5c.
. L@E#n H"# 50 .a&F. .RH
Wheat.-Whfte. % bushels. Red. Is bushels.
corn.-White, so bushels. Mixed, $50 bush
els. 49,. .a, !,
0ats.-7s2 bushels.
REMARKS.
Offerings Of corn, 1865 bushels, OF which 6lA
bushels remained over unsold market better
as regards prices than on preceding day prime
dry, slightly mixed, brought s7H cents for
milling purposes. Very little wheat offered,
all the white sold; every good" white ruling
lower. Oats in better demand without change
in price from that Of preceding day for good.
In New York on the 3lst ultimo wheat with
out material change sales, $4,000 bushels at
81. 10 for No. l spring, $1.60 for No. 2 spring,
and s2.16 to 1922 for white California. Corn
| steady, with moderate demand ; sales, 4l,oo
bushels at 90 to 90 cents for new mixed western,
$1.07 to 81. 10 for old mixed western in store
and afloat. Oats dull and nominal at rs cents
for western in store, and IS cents for western
af1oat. 01gsls
The Richmond Corn Exchange Is now In ex.
istence one year and a half, aad has fully real.
lied the expectations of its founders. It:
members enter on the new year with the salts.
| faction of knowing that nothing has occurred
during the one just passed to mar or disturb
that harmony, good feeling, and courtesy,
which have characterized the intercourse OF
officers and members with each other from the
very s~tart-qualities for which Virginia gen.
| tlemen are known everywhere. Ds@h
In the Tobacco Exchange to-day the offer.
ings at auction were only one tierce andtour
| hogsheads- all new. Sales, one fierce bright
wrappers at $26. so, and one hogshead for
| smoking tobacco at $l6. The. others were
! taken in. as3. ~ag fyg, .JagI 6etgs
The following is a list Of the articles brought
down the canal from points this side Of Lynch
burg during the month of December, ls6S:
Merchandise, 80, 434 pounds miscellaneous,
| 2s. 636 pounds; tobacco, IS hogsheads -four,
| 5O9 barrels wheat, 1916 bushels corn, 1874
| bushels oats, SIC bushels meal, 32S bushels J
ntll G Il sns slssS 1a fonsss, a s,iss 3 Sa Iesie Woo sos so4
cords butter, lat pounds; fruit, 4,Sss pounds
live stock, % head; empty barrels, 74e; lrm-
! Der, slaves, &C., SAL tons; pig iron, 40 tons
iron ore, 976 tons; manganese, l76 tons; coal,
4,O39 tons; stone, l,552 tons slate, PTS tons ;
! sand, 2o5 tons. The returns from Lynehburg,
Buchanan, and Lexington, are not yet In. I
Shipped up the Canal fran Richmond to al
| Observation-Disclosures, 2il,S04 pounds miscel-
l~aneous, 4l6,3l6 pounds; salt, sS4 sacks
plaster, 5S tons; guano, 8 tons; manure, II
tons !; coal, 667 tons bar iron, IA tons nails
| and spikes, 55S kegs lumbr . 10 tons fire.
| brick, oyster shells, ETC., loo tons.
The following is 8 list of exports Of domestic
produce from Richmond to foreign ports dn-
ring the quarter ending December 81, 1861:
Exports in Foreign ~Vsssels.-Brig Anne Col.
| Inns, for Havana, October2, 20 railroad freight
cars, 90 trucks, and other materials; brig Mo
Fart, for Rio Janeiro, October IA, 1850 barrels
| of -four; brig Persia, for Halifax, Ms, 2O,9i4
pounds tobacco, $50 barrels flour, 1918 bushels
bran, l,0lo bushels brownstuff; bark Rich.
ard, for Rotterdam, November 2, 1856, oil
pounds leaf tobacco, AL 1865 pounds OF stems,
IL, 900 slaves: bark Satellite, for Rio Janeiro,
| November II, $500 barrels -four brig Ceres,
for Bahia, November 81, 3,06l barrels flour
brig Renner, for Pernambuco, December ",
| l,4l4 barrels f1ou
Exports in american observation-disclosures Rich
ards, for Rio Grande del Sui, October 8, l,S2(
barrels flour and 80 barrels rosin : schooner
Joseph NAPLES, for Havana, December 3, ma
| chinery, railroad cars, sc (; schooner Isabella
for Rio Grande del Sui, December Il, l,75(
| barrels flour.
In Alexandria on the LIST instant new mixed
| and white corn were quoted at rs to S0c., and
| yellow nonina at soc., there being but mode.
rate demand, and receipts had fallen off mate.
| rally. Oats dull at 6Oc., with few buyers
| Rye IN fair request; sales principally at $3.50
to 81 .3J.