The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-08-10
COMMERCIAL.
Grain and Flour Markets.
CORN XVI FLOUR EXCHANGED
RICHMOND, August 0, 1859.

RICHMOND, August o, 1899.
OFFERINGS.
Whedt.-white, s,7s4 bushels. Red, 1880 BUSH
co-n.-white, 40 bushels.
Orts.-3,I3 1876 bushels.
Pys.-T1 bushels.
Screenings.-3! bushels.
SALES.
Wbenf.-WhIte. ais bushels prime At $3.50:
La7a bushels very good at a1.57i; 7a4 bushels very
good ut 81 SIS so bushels very fair at $3.50; a2l
bushels good at =. 50, est bushels sl very g 300 h at Re11.
fair at S1.47i GO bushels fair Mt - ;51totali o,Sse
bushels. Red, ., 1874 bushels prime at $L5o $40 bush
els very good at 81. 47;: L056 bushels GOOD NJ Sl..S
se bushels very good at s1.47 pO2 bushels Mt sl.to
100 bushels prime Mt private terms 400 ousnels M
S1.37; 100 bushels at Sl:35 $50 bushels very ,oGi At
smutty Mt 81 20 60 bushels very inferior at Siss .i'
bushels foul at sl.35; 1 bushels very bad Ut si'V'-
Corn.-White, 100 bushels prime at sl.lo.
OdiS.-loO bushels prime at private terms oS-
bushels very good ut private terms; pa nhsnelS
ut SIC. 81 bushels prime at SIC. 22 busheis soodI
at Soc. SO bushels fair ut SIC. lis bushels damaged
at Ac.-total. 2,2l4 bushels.
Rye.-c3 bushels fair at S1.0S.
~RE-ExHIBITED.
Wedt.-Whlte, 25s bushels. Red. 3l2 bushels.
MISUNDERSTANDING of Wheat on 'Change to-
day ). 7s4 bushels white, 10, $50 bushels red-total,
10, 2I4 bushels, against :, 100 bushels white and l 75l
bushels red on the corresponding day of last year.
vi tIlc DlltI lHSS O-id J2 bhShIi "SINl
ed and $3.50 bushels white and 7,966 bushels red re-
ported rs sold-total. l4,852 bushels. The offerings
to-day were the largest OF the season. and the mar
ket was fairly active and was steady at the prices
ruling for the last two or three days. Corn adj
vanced. Oats not quite so active and a shade lower.
But little doing In Rye, as the offerings are quite
small.
AUGUST 7.-Flour only tolcrably active FOR good
grades of cuOprfnp and extra. hut quiz tor nTQI-
nary brands and for family. Wheat active ut a
good white. and sl.2O, sl.iO. sI.47, Sl.is, $50, 81. SO,
and $l.5a, for poor 70 good and prime red offer
ings of 200 bushels white and sos bushels red;
Corn steady, with limited offerings sales OF mixed
at oe6aSr., and white ut sec; yellow, csc. for inte-
rior; offerings, l,5oo bushels mixed and white anc
Ings. 3,9ol bushels, with sales at IS; 40, 50, and 53c.
RYE quiet receipts light, and small sales at Sl.l1.
Other articles unchanged.
SAVANNAH, GA.
AUGrsT Corn Is in good supply, the Baltt-
more steamer bringing in some 5000 bushels.
Prices have given way. and we now quote prime
Maryland white from wharf ut SI.35, holders pre-
fcrring to make the concession, and save exG,ennsscs
Of Corn was bringing Sl.4O. and will doubtless go
back to that figure when all Is stored. No arrivals
Of western this week some lots In store selling of
ut S1.35. Yellow Is in small supply. and hut little
called for. Tho Corn trade Is approaching its end.
The season for buying Is nearly over with the plan-
tiers. They will soon III feeding themselves
out of the abundance of their own harvest.
oats arc in large supply. Receipts this week
foot up several thousand bushels. The demand Is
only In n NAL way. taking them off mt G3neG cents
from wharf, and 81 from store. Black Oats 81 from
BALTIMORE, MD.
AUGUST 7.-Reccipts Of Wheat consisted Of $50
bushels white and II eco bushels red; no Q%uotahlc
change n az IN the nh m "a rf a. ,s lnsl'' &c 7 IN b tms sIie sh wire
| Kentucky red at sl.55Gsl. 10: $40 bushels prime
Maryland, II, eO@sl: 50 100 ditto, SI.5s . 500 bush
els. part Ohio and Indiana prime. ut sl.5oNfl.55:
$50 bushels fair ditto, 81. 20: 2, 0GO bushels low grade
Pennsylvania andtouRh Maryland, Sl.3o0$l.i5, 2s
To condition. Tho scarcity Of freight room rctards
shIpmcnts. Corn scarce to-day 300 bushels white
and l.. $50 bushels yellow composed the receipts. \
small lot white sold ut 9l.O9; 1000 bushels prime
3l.07. Oats-oferinRs, 1900 bushels; market
moderately active. Included In the sales were 500
bushels 1ld crop, &C.; 500 bushels new: S ;@S nn ; tho
els. SIC. Ryc-5i9 bushels received; 900 bushels
sold at Sl.1s.
AUGUST 7.-Wheat was excited, and prices Of
spring have advanced in consequence OF the all
vices by the cable winter Is scarce and firm the
sales are ~ $50 bushels at for miIca
Gfl. 80 for No. . ditto. Sl.5s0$l;5 90 for No. Mill
waukec, 4l.eiGatl.7 70 for NO. ditto, $l:55 for rcd
western, II. SEA II. 81 for new amber ditto, Sl.7tn
S1.77: for white California, $3.50 for new white
Michigan, al.sO for white Kentucky.
arc firmcr the inquiry is fair ; the sales are 30 GOT
bushels old Ohio and western ut T9tM60c. state al
8oic. Jersey and southern, at '2h1sc.
Corn il In less active demand, though higher
common are easy of sale, bnt some are In limited
supply. The demand Is from the trade. Thu
sales are $1,000 bushels damp and unsound ut 72c.@
sI.II3 new western mixed at II. ia ri. Is western
white 1T fl.liI&l.15.
BOSTON, MASS.
AUGUST 7.-Markct for Corn firm at l.l2IS1.1!
n bushcl for western mixed. and a lot of handsome
s S?Ti%ih at G s5Gs5 Sol4 . n bu s ; ( to S", qaallty T''i R !''
Sm iiasitn 81 &o? g5$5tit ton. D"s -'2''' '''