The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-04
COMM ERCIAI.
CORY AND FLOUR FxCHANsE,l
hIGRhoSD, VA. October 3, ISL
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- CORY AND FLOUR ExCHANsB.l
hIcHaoSD, vA.+ October 3, ISL
OFFERINGS,
Wheat'1White. Loea tushels. Red. TIC bushels.
Odts.-e5s bushels. -
Rye.-.l2 bushels. sssssts. 4,
u: - Tor prime 81 s7i@ sl7e for good se9sLss
:. Wheat.--Rsd-sss ,bushels-at $3.50 for seed
s1.7S for prime el12i for very good; CLIO for
good 81. 3uGlsl.s so for Common.
Corm-Whte--3fs bushels sc sac. for good SIC.
Tor Iair. &c. for weevil-fa;sn. Mixed, leo BUSH
els ut s5c.
OATS 1913 buslelg-a a. ecc. for very good spring;
80 !, Tor winter.
Rye.-i2 bushels at 7ec.
E.r RE-ExHlBITED.
TORN White $50 bushels.
odtS.-lJe 0u heels.
REMARKS.
ine offerings Of wheat on Change to day were
,,'s1 ouhheis. The offerings on the corresponding
oa'e OF list year were 2 sos bushels, Of which so
ouane's were re-exhiblted. The market to-day
was SUI looking upwards. small lot OF white
seed brought S. for The reason I'll Il It was supe-
iioe' AS we have already said choice seed is very
scarce and Ia much demand. No change In corn
OF oats. Ihe offerings of both were light.
we nave already stated that Odessa en,ber
"heat, for Seed was on tho way here. It.hss
| arrived, and Palmer, HRrtsook s Co. will have It
| on Change Tomorrow, The 18th instant. 1t weighs
" pounds to the bushel In size OF the grain 1t Is
4 real curiosity. The price pa!d for 1t in New
YORK Is far higher than any paid for seed wheat
here this season.
The offerings Of grain on 'Chanze on the 81 Of
october, 1879, wero:
Wheat.-Whiie, l,sec bushels. Red, I,2oa BUSH
els, OF which 50 bushels were rs exhibited
Corn-Whi.e, II bushels.
Onts.-s3i bushels.
| Rye. =-l32 bushels.
Prices on that day were:
Wheat.-Whitc, very good sl.ls. Red, good.
81 20. '''
Corn.-White, 81 To-
OatS.-Fery good spring, iac.
Rye Very ,od, &c.
Tie prices Il Virginia country h,ur, Rich nond
INSPECTION on that day were Supertne, Sgslss.25;
extra, s57SWS7; family, S7.50@$7.75.
There Is 4 considerable stir In the -four market
to day, aud o good many people under the influ-
ence of small stock and speculative feeling.
were stirring about TO pick it up In quantities
large or small.
Since writing the above We have seen SIa5 re-
fused for superane -four. and 1854 refused for
extra. The prices now are $3.50 for superlne and
SS for extra.
III Baltimore, on the 81 Instant, tho -four market
vas quiet, but holders very firm at full former
quotations. under slight stocks of desirable grades.
There is some inquiry from shippers for medium
arades City Mills, since the market Is relatively
higher for wheat
| Grdin.-1he receipts by rail and water COM
prlsed :i,26a bush-'s wheat. 7,72I bushels corn,
s,o"5 bushels oats, and 3sI bushels rye.
| Wheo, was In good request both by shippers
| and sellers, and prices mantiined ~ figures cur
rent for past two days. Bales embrace 500 bush.
els western red 81 G1Gi 81 600 bushels Penn
sYvania red at $ls;Ql5l g. mostly at latter 4ItO
bushels choice souLnr n ut SL7GlSl.s0, mostly 1t
latter; 500 bushels prime southern at 81 7qG9
2L72; IL, 600 bushels good to prime southern a.
SLso@1Si.ss; $50 bushels comm ~ TO fair az el:64I
Sl.5O; 800 bushels sou hern white ut Sn70eltl.7
$50 bushels wes.ern white Mt II %.
: Corn Market without material change. Sales
embrace 1000 bushels southern white ~ slGp sc.
1900 bushels western white at IS4Is0c. 1000 Uush-
els yellow at 75QQ7sc: $50 bushels western mixed
at 7s175c.
| Odts.-saes 7 500 bushels western at 5uGE'5c. Tor
common to prime and 1908 bushels cohm9n u
prime southern within the same range.
Rys.-No sales reported.