The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-26
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A. II. Wsa ~ in che Exchange st 1IS osefSck
- % oeSrafs In sue shade. - =.
mn 2tkorssH1fes. SxI
c 1907 sss bushels, Red IA ,n,,,S,s
oass.- - NJ 5,i ; is bushels. > 80 'u'as's.
fe.s-ls1 bushels. 81
Hmeds.-A bushels =
tfru.- 9 bsles. : .p.1s4, ',s..: g-5h
"n1cAs.-h bales, 1850 ~F,
prime al tsians, Total. 400 bushels :, q,
e esm5n ISL s a. fo s, ssss
a, W Y eat Ked-sosal. !. ara np.,.,, 'Y''
sEs aor seFy seos Tor sod S: e,
common. ssa4s0 Tor various grades os
sss ioT ps' nss sn for
eo mge at ~, bushels prime ut soc. a. b,,,., =
Msas.-24 bushels at voc.
glover Hays bales nj csc.
chnc6S.-A bales as Soc. .. &,
RE-E1HmITEp.
Wheat.-Red, 500 bushals. 4.
. OdtS.-lls bushels. II
= REMARKss = s ~.
offerings Of Wheat on. Change to. dsy. sass
osSheis. The offerings on the corresponding dsv
u lass year were = y -! - &faa e
mneas.-White, 1880 bushels, of which ,..9is
Sn.is were re exhibited. Red. s,sis bushels. OF
"n.Iu 0so oosneis we've re.exhibited. IL
\ rrices on that day were t.
7 Thn nits. prime, 1lss. Red, prime 81 10.
Inc market to-day wa5 weaker she n, shs :, !. :.
realized for prime white or red being an "a vi,
Jug zone IN Corn. Oats not 80 active, and Tho M.
ward tendency checked. ' W
uese Is fact connected with the Corn End
hlour 'ESchanss Associate q, or which we destro
" reniin no some people, and with which we tesire
70 MAKE other people acquainted, and 1t Is this
.ha' the Association Is a regularly chartered one
Every subscriber Is accordingly a stockbo,aer
ana every man who sigas his name to the arnna,
roll Is legally liable for the whole amount nj ,b,
dnn"ct fee, no matter whether he transacts hnsi,
ness on Change for one day, or one week. or an,
traction OF The year. There Is no such thing rs
paying 1or only part OF year. The ,ohoh
year subscription must be paid, or there ia no
aonlt1ance TO membership. The subscription is
slo year. i ~ 4 -
The first carload of Iowa spring wheat of this
seasoh's grown was. sold on Change in New
ioik on the 23d instant, ut on the track The
y, . o. wac very dry, srades No. 2, and weighs
" 2-loo lbs. TO the measured bushsl.
The New York Journal of Commerce or tbo eah
!nstant says: .,,s 49, ->'H
g. heot The supply is limited but the irou,rv
from exporters ana mslters is 80 light that ba Sers
can oD ain concession Of one 10 two cen.s' 4 hs
business. The sales are $4,000 bushels Mt n aiS
9l.aI lor NO. spring; $l.as@$14t for winter res
mSstSrt I'll @Ls0sL4s LOT amber Michigan: Sis:
Ior extra choice amber Indiana; Sl.20 for sof
spring, and Sl.3a for new crop Iowa spring.
In Baltimore, on the 24.h instant, receipts q
wheat were $1,000 bushels; market steady and nc
tive, with some Inconvenience experienced 10,
want OF freight room TO relieve the cars on tn,
track. This will, however, soon be remedisd by ;
supply OF tonnage near at hand Sales com prIs,
/, 200 bushels prime Pennsylvania red at SI. asa
Sl4l; $500 do. good to prime western do, at a. a
@a35, latter for lots on track; 900 do choca In
diana Hill do. at $14? and of southern sales wer,
made OF some 5000 to 900 bushels ct 81 1903. a
for common TO fair; Sl.ss@$l45 for good to prim,
| and Sl.6o@$l.55 for amber; sales also of SONS
5000 bushels white wheat, southern, at from 81 81
to I'll sO-only 300 bushels bringing $!.3o@SL CO.
bulk at Sl4f@S1.4S, and 200 do western do 81
St.S7.. Prime southern white Corn sold at 76 Z
| 7sc, and prime at roc, and While choice western
at 73c. a#. g... ..... a-.7-,.. ,......
The Chicago Tribune has the following accoun
Of speculative movements In that market on tn,
2lst: 4.
Wheat was excited and active, at an average nd
vance OF ssc. ON Saturdays prices, the demaut
being principally speculative. The Liverpool
ma et was reported unchanged, but continCe O,
bad weather was chronlcled In Great Britain, ant
the almost utter failure Of the root crops In Ire
land was noted rs more than probable This pew
| IN ide New York firmer, and these influence
brought out the short interest for this mpn!h ct
lively rate, In addition 10 numerous bu! ers TO
holding. The market was one OF the most ac,v
kuo ~n here for 4 long time, but the exctemcn
was probably overdone Ii Is stated that fully 5Oo
900 bushels were sold on Saturday and to-day b.
the Canadians alone; they bought all aloni
from $io2 aud 81 down TO os:.. and have nov
sold ont at a handsome profit rather than Iu'
the lisk OF shipment When bought the mark.
was c@loc. per bushel in favor Of the shipper, a
large margin having been unknown for a lon
time. whereas the recent rapid advance has car
ried 1t above the Liverpool market. Wheat wa
worth about Sl.09 for shipment to Liverpool to
day, and prices NUT settle down to about ths
point unless Liverpool should advance, or OH
oxn market prove to be cornered for this montl
The fears Of the August shorts are shown in III
fact that No.. spring averaged to day 81,
higher TOR delivery this month than In Seq
temCcr. On the Early Board. seller the mOn
sold at SLNt@S1 l2s. On 'Change the optic
opened at sl.,2t improved TO $l:la about noon
then fluctuated rapidly between $l.lss aud Bill
closing strong at SI.lIs Seller Scptem Der sold o
Change at SLOT l9Sl.0st, closing at Sl.cs. See
first half do. sod at $l.0' Oslo ss, and seller tn
year xt sl.osQ1 n.:ei. rhe rapid upward progres
OF wheat caused two or three failures to-day. bt
none OF them were Of large amounts and no dan
age to the general course OF trade will be cause
thereby.