The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-06
COMMERCIAL.

rCoas AND FLOUR EXCHANGE, !,
& ntCihoED. Va, Sept. S, 1911.
NM oFFEaINGs. sss' II
ats W. hite, liza bushels. Red o7a bushels
ges-l,oz2 busheIa. N' 80 o's Sli
rsasSeed.-a bunhels.
see Hdn !. hite-total, aSs h,sr.,.
Ws.so sns ior prime; Is2S for yary s .ey ioI
moa. iof good; si4s for lair :i s,ss Uo "a 4L
q, R ~ ;aa ;.--ked--.o,al, sssbush,rv ,..
Tor GOOD ~ for ver ~ a :. ler seed
oats.@i Sao io ior fairs s1ss ior co.. Siss
very coed spring at $50 % Is bushels
- bushels very good atsl.7s.
RE-ExHIBITED.
"''''s'- n4ts, so bushels. Red, 60 buabs,.
REMARKS.
the onerings OF Wheat On Change 10 ia, 90, :.
serY nght, out 1t must be REMEMBERED tbs, 80
leighe Trains arrive By the Chess peaka ana f,s,s
railroad on Mondays. The market was Arm. am
seed and prime milling samples of white broue h,
YA0o LOT lie fofmer and 81 SIS for the later. Bef
:, e salns. NO corn offered and much inquiry fo
~, UAts In demand; 1,ooo bushels to arrive sold
ss. Immediately on the otfsrirg being mad
known. No Rye offered,
some people have been suooee.,,o Tho. .,o o..
Exchange would be splend,J 80 g. ~, 80 90
nlDition Of the Pomoloyical soc,a,r go s - =
mouid, but the gralnoloeis,s Can't ~
up tnelr room, even for d.v. to Tho ,.S, " s.''
any other ologls.s, not even IN Tho ,hao,ss.-.
.ne interruption 10 the grain saIes wor,d
"ui'' fa}i roads, commission mercb,,,s r,--
uaSWeni ana others, including the secretarr Nc,
W 'pe@A'st al Of the ssomachs of b,rods =.
9uHu upeos whereas We can all get along fo- .
oAs vi 1"o without pippins and prayers- a, ths
Same Time thsre Is no objection to the non,o,o,.,
n n. .ne country coming to see our Fxcbanoa
1ne wy pomoioglsts can come inside the ratI,n,
W me- paying the membership fee Of $40 each
| love w give hint to some of the memher
SCH grain not TO forget to report The ir sales
eNu oascn al the offerings as thsy come In, bu
~ a, g ooLne sellers who have occasionally SOM
s~',0'ee@ Sanples cozlly hidden away In thei
| eis winch We cannot see, and OF which
ho'iiinS unless they sell them, Now I,
| 80 W n@Fe perfect record ne want q reoort n
.us'e euef'ngs whether they lie sold or not. So W,
hope inns hint will be taken, and taken. too In Nh
split in which 1t Is meant, 49, 'D
VI course we need not say that the Tobacco r.
onahse ana the Corn Exchange are institutions n
sai interest TO this city, and as such ought To h
! regarded With profound interest. and wbatavo
tenos 10 promote their successful progress onob
70 Dc concern to all. Now 1t 50 happeps tba, II
day iong there is In their imme dtate vicinity rum
Dung OF those Internal springless wagons over III
| coooie-stone pavement, which is a rougher roa
| IMAM the one to heaven 80 much so that the nois
| ls a norrlole annoyance to men engaged In III
sales 1t both places. Would It not be well. ther
LOT the City Council to Inquire II q pavement suc
rs the noiseless and newly .patented one lust 6
| successfully tried In New York, could not be o,
down In front of the Corn Exchange and Tobat
co E1change. The merchants are heavy tax-pa,
ers, much heavier than people who live away
the country and who manage to get lsrgeexpend
lures ne 'r their dom.ciles, aud rs such are en-,
tied to every consideration, than laying down fe
loads Of clay and gravel on the basin bank,