The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-01
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Grain and sFIour Mnrkes.
3D. CoRa And FLOUR ExcuAHan,
~ ss1t RICHMOND. VA.sJnly %, 1870.

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When. White. $40 bushels. Red q sss bushels,
Corr.-W bite, $50 Bushels. 5iixed, sss busiseis.
0dts.-s,s $40 bushels. = -. ~',*k@s - n" =
Rye.-2a bushels. s =,
! Waeas-white, lae bushels dauap at sl.so 1900
Bushels badly cleaned at IL 65; 100 bushels srnutty
at s!.S2S: gss bushels fair at 10 90 bnrhea very
sl.77s; 30 bushels good on private terms; bush
els ;air at S1,s73; coo bushels good at Sl7oa; 20
bushels At s145 h bushels damp at $40 A bush
els common at sl.475; 90 bushels very inferior at
good good on private terms; q bushels damaged 1t
Whsat.-Reo, 10 bushels very good e: SIS 9.
es al Sssnf fcs IS Susbss fr t
els common at g1.4o 300 bushels good at SLIGO
20 s bushels s ysry Sooe on nTsa.e anp 1t
bushels very fol ut 81. 10 bushels very Dieror
on private terms: s2 bushels damp at 3l.a:a u
y@te terms; Isl bushels fonl at l2s-totaI, SOS
bushels. -.
Corn:-white, 50 bushels good on private terms (;
0ats.-eo bushels common at 4oc; sza bushels
very good old 81 4sc.-total, $50 bushels.
Rvs,- IA bushels fair new ut o..
I ri tD8 RE-ExHBITED. = s4r~
WAeat-Wh!te, lss bushels. Red, 21o bushels.
OatS-1,oA bushels. q
The offerings of Wheat on Change to. day were
4 500 bushels white and ao5s bushels red, agains
1854 bushels white and 22 bushels red on the cor.
responding day of last year. Market fairly active
without any change from the figures OF the pre-
ceding day. Corn dull. Oats in Increased supply
and very dull and declining. -
The prices of Grain on Change on the seth
July, 1870, were: - ~.
Wheat.-Whiie prime, sl.72; red, prime, &l.so.
Corn.-White, Sl.073; yellow, $l.os; mixed,
Otas.-PrIme new. COO.
Rye Sl.G.
Offerings on 'Change for the month just closed
are as follows:
Vheat.-Wbite, 90, ESQ bushels /; red 90, s15 BUSH
Corn.-white, 10, SOL bushels; yellow, 4si BUSH
els mixed, 6, 622 bushels.
OATS Il, o45 bushels.
Rye.-645 bushels .'+.-.f ..
MeaZ.-6S0 bushels. ~ IL. e. '.''.t ..#'.
Buck,oheat Seed.--2S bushels. +,
Flour 81 barrels. .. ,..-... &C.,.
MtddI;ngs.- 20 barrels. ..' 10 49, 80 y .
Wyot LOO pounds. --...-' 1880. ..
OFdI.-.1 $50 bushels. ---.... ~
Chop.--2o bushels. -..r
F2drseed.-l0 bushels.
ShipStug.- 200 bushels. .5rsl.....-. n +
The offerings of Wheat, Corn, Oats, and Rye, on
Change In the month Of July, 1859, were:
Wheat.-White, 1910 bushels red, 60, s1s bush
G;orn.-White, s,sss bushels yellow, o ass bush
els StraW-coiCreO % DusHeis mlAeo, = Tvs ou'A-
els.
Oats.--1o, $50 bushels. ...-
Rue az bushels. SO.
These tables show hat in tho offerings on
Change for the month Of July, 1870, as compared
with the month or July, 1863, there was In Wheat
a decrease Of IS, 1873 bushels in Corn an Increase
of g. 7.o bushels in Oats an Increase Of oe3 bush
els in Rye an increase Of ia bushels. The de-
crease in Wheat will no doubt starte some people
who cannot see farther than their noses, and make
them believe that the crop is very short ~hlie
there are people who will say, "There, didn't tell
YOU so didn't tell you the crop was short, ana
YOU wouldn't believe me. See the table prepared
by the secretary Of the Corn Exchange "-and all
this with the view of running Wheat up while they
know the crop is not short as calculation
based on this table would make 1t appear. The
truth IS. the weather for time was most unfa-
vorabe for threshing; and no doubt there are
some persons boarding their Wheat with the ex-
expectation Of getting higher fgure-an ex-
pectation which some OF them, whether right or
wrong, will not swear by, since Napoleon stated
to his soldiers that the war would be long ana
hard fought one-a statement made as much JOE
the purpose OF preventing them from fall
Ing into the danger OF disposing the en-
envy as anything else, for Napoleon Is not 10 DC
caught mapping, and, unlike the people ABOVE
mentioned can see farther than his nose-ano' o1
The way, ills Il right big one.