The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-29
COMMERCIAL.
Graan end Flour Market.
Com hEn FLOUR ExuHAna7..
EICEM0Hp, VA, August N. 1910.

Watat.-White 4, $50 bushels. Red, 4,lse bush
Corp. White, s74 bushels. yellow, i4s bushels.
= Onts.-xss bushels. .25 ~. rs isscsS s
Il Rve.--3ss btshets. ~ 81 iris Er
Meal. 16 bushels - FL
Shorts 20 bushels. ~ 49, .sfe ss1E
2aSSs metdy Seeds bushels. 1.lc5.r Is
80 !. sALES. zsg.g.s-, - - II
|. Whedt. White, 90. busbe,s very good at stso
lag bushels foul at 27o bushels hsdlY cleaned
at S1.40 Sc bushels choice for seed ut s:6o: loo
bushels badly cleaned st &l.42i; leo bushels
3.s2s 90 bushels badly clesned at 81 Gag bush
els good at 81 60; % bushels damp ut Sl:s5 30
81 sN SSsS be ss
els very good at 81 s. 10 bushels very Interior st
sLio; &C. bushels Inferior ut sl.zo, % bgsltsls
So bonshels very Inferior at sl7a -totat sss
Waeat.-. Red, 47s bushels damn as sLso: 900
bushels inferior at o. IS "a bushels ds1np at .22s:
hn,bei good az 81 as sas bushels at sLs 800
priyat ANN gos GO sI S5o $50 bushels caoiee on
5nsheis very Inferior at alIs lso bushels Tir at
% is ousnelS wet and ,air At 81 NbusheIs at
on ppivase rnngn a ss bushels
total 2, rs bushels. - 'u't'eiS sooo At si.9s-
osra:-Wh.e % bushels weeyil-e.ten at coo. 30
vate terns-total. 50 bushels. tA''tior on PEI
ts bushels nnaSa, on private terms
bushels prime at s1-totsi, lac bushels, as SiOs' 10y
Odts.-68 bushels musty ut 4Ic. :: 4s busheIs good
ms Esay sssa Il "a sssi.is bushels
| Screentngs.-2s bushels at Soc. so
MeaL;--course, .nbolted, 10 bushels at soc.
nE.ExHBITED. 80 +
| Wheat White, ], $50 bushels. Red, 500 bushels.
| Corn. White, 80 bushels. Yellow, las bushels.
Mixed, l4s bushels. ~
.#-E-& REMARKS. saa...a
There Is no change in the W heat marke. WORTHY
Of note except that the offerings, to-day were
lisht. The m arket continues steady at about Int
| rates prevailing for many days past. Choice fo
| seed sold to-day at 81 co. and the same figure wa
| paid for choice not for seed. Corn dull prim
rates at g. the 81 OF paid for prime mixed to-da
being for retail lot. Oats IN fair demand, blu
the supply contrary to the expectations OF thos
who predicted magnificent crop, and as q con
sequence large oferings-is light Bye very dull
There is greet deal Of tough Wheat Ia market
| During the growing season. and up to the time
threshing 1t is said that in the Roanoke ant
James river valleys vapor or fog reaching Int
midday prevails, and bearded Wheat especially
| absorbed the moisture, and thus became tough.
There begins to be much speculation as to TIL
future price OF Wheat and Flour, founded upon III
| uncertainty In the minds of business men, mer
especially engaged in the grain trade as 10 the ts
| sue of the war. Some OF the knowing ones sa,
| that Wheat and Flour in the next two months vii
gradually and steadily so up because OF the da
mage done to crops In Prussia and France by tn
| waste and destruction which always attend tn
movements of hostile armies. Come others, pc
| contra, say that Milwaukee and the region there
| about will furnish On immense supply. but tina
that supply will be- largely made up Of old Wheaf
There are some too, who predict short wsr, ant
say that the destruction and waste will not be 81
great as to materially affect prices at this side o
the Atlantic. How all this will be we don't un
dertake to say, for prefer In some things gIvInt
| the opinions Of others rather than venturing IN.
of our own, while at the same time our own are
| fixed. ss.. ..
| We stated some weeks ago that offers were made
in this city of City Mills shipping extra Flour al
| SO cash, deliverable on the 1st OF September.
was thought by some at the time that the spec
was n good one, that Is by some blu, ers, but we
believe the spec was not INDUCED in, and GER
tainly The price Of extra dry Wheat Is consdera.
bly, below that figure, showing that the parties who
made the offer were knowing ones.
We hear of great Inconvenience being expe-
rlenced along the basin bank by the seizure OF
| csnal boats oy United States revenue officers fol
the payment of some m arine hospital fees, which
the boatmen say trey are not lawfully subjected
tn. The subject, we believe, has been referred t.
Washington, or wills be.