The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-05
COMMERCIAL.
Corn and Flour Exchange.

Corn and Flour Exchange.
,<t'.'a"'.sa RroHMoND, January 4, 1869. !
orPgRINes.
When.-White, PA bushels. Red, pa bush
Corn.-White, 800 bushels new. Yellow, ! 5o4
bushels new. Mixed, 4s2 bushels new. .
0ats.-2s6 bushels.
Rye.-S bushels. u:,-ts4. i
Farseed.- bushels. - y, ..s.sr.s d
Mea1.-52 bushels.s - 49, ~.
= ,1t7 ''- ~ SALES. - .'.
Wheat-White, 100 bushels damaged at 81 rs.
Red IS bushels good at 81 o2N 30 bushels
common at 81 .05; 40 bushels inferior at 81. go
total, 1853 bushels.
Corn.-White, ITO bushels very good new at
s7Ac.; 70 bushels good new at $780,; 80 bushels
damp new at s5c.-total, 80 bushels. Yellow,
so bushels damp new at sec., 474 busheIssa
s7c.-total, 5O4 bushels. Mixed, ia bushels
very good new at s6c.; 20 bushels damp new at
&c.,; $40 bushels fair new at s5c.-total, 4S2
bushels. y ,ssr
Onts.--6o bushels common at &c. ~.
fn Rye.-S bushels fair at S1.35.
+ Fdrseed.-4 bushels inferior at 60 IS.
Aeat.-Whitc country boited, 80 bushels very
good at 9Gc. sra#e.. .,s4ag
-s,. ss.- .-a RE-gxHIBITRD.
Whsat.-White, 100 bushels. Red 100 bush.
els. .- ~
=. con.-white, 50 bushels. Yellow, 5o4 bush
els. Mixed, 172 bushels. +, r.,fs.r
REMARKS. 7" Ha
Under demand from distillers the market
for corn was rather better to-day. Offerings,
], 9O6 bushels; remaining over unsold, so bush
els very good white, size. Wheat dull; no
prime offered good red sold at S2.02B. Oats
inactive. Rye-Offerings very small; no
change in price.
In New York on the I'd instant wheat was
quiet but steady; sales 1000 bushels at Sl.6l
for No. 2 spring, mixed. Corn shade firmer;
sales Al, 600 bushels at "a to CSC. for new west
ern mixed, and $l.O7 to s1.l0 for old mixed
western-in store and af1oat. Sales of $4,000
bushels of oats at zee. for western in store,
and 7shc. for western delivered. Southern
flour dull; sales $50 barrels at 81 to 81. so for
common TO fair extra, and 81 60 to $13 for good
to choice extra California quiet and nominal
at SIS to 30 80 for old and SO. 20 to 81. so for
new.
In Boston on the LIST instant corn was quiet
at 81 .05 to LOS for southern yellow; white,
81 to 81 .02. Oats, IS to s5c. Rye, Sl.60.
In Baltimore on the I'd instant receipts of
wheat only 45o bushels of white and 1850
bushels of red. Market dull and nominal;
only sale reported, one small lot red at 1915.
Receipts of corn, 10 600 bushels white and 1870
yellow. Sales $500 bushels good and prime
Richmond price, very good white having sold
at the Richmond Corn Exchange to-day at
S7hc.); $500 bushels ordinary at so to SEC. !;
1000 bushels prime Pennsylvania yellow sold
at 9Oc., and a small lot of lower grade atssc.
Sale of oats, only 200 bushels at &c. No rye
offered or sold. sE r;,s=
In Alexandria on the I'd instant there was
but little demand for wheat, and no sales re-
ported Corn quiet, with sales of 500 bushels
mixed and white at rs and 79c.; no sales of
yellow reported. Small sales of rye at $3.50
to $I3l. Oats quiet, with sales at 90 to SIC.
At the Richmond Tobacco Exchange TO. day
the offerings at auction were Is packages.
Market rather heavy, owing to the tightness
OF money and the fact that the factories have
not generally resumed work. Bright wrap
pers, if offered, would bring good prices. Sales
were 2 boxes new Tugs at $3.50 and S4.75; l
hogshead old leaf, $l4.75; lhogshead do, $40;
/ hogshead new leaf, 1915; hogshead new
Jugs, So. so / hogshead old leaf, $lS 3 hogs
heads new Tugs, %; hogshead new middlng
grade filters, SO; hogshead old leaf, $3.50
The balance taken in.