The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-02
COMMERCIAL.
sCoRH AyD FLoUR EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, Va, Sept, l., 1871.

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CoIH AyD FLoUR ExcHANG1,1
alChaoHD. Va, Sept. l., 1871.
49, OFFERINGS. ~ s@'1.<
mhect-White, 2, s7s busheIs. Rad IN, h,,h,,.
oata I .1s mite; 100 bushels. y : w 'D0A'A
sfyc--G bushels,
OIL 90 ~ " hitetotaI, 1854 bnsJ,c,a :, q, ,y,e
al 40 s or seed; o. say for very anoa ,nS SLeaV
9s s:Ia asl IS5 good sls
seed N a7iaSsa- aas bush.Is@at a, ,s
sss for .fisa 50 fes very good sod fGr
GSotfn'-W Mite, 100 bushels oond s
s5GTsc. for a,u:helsas t2G5sc. for snr,n. ,n
HVs-l1 bushels prime n. eac
KE-EXuIgIrrp
"Hs<"-eWhl:a, lac bushels.
REMARKS,
Inv oHsrlnSs OF wheat on ,Ch,nza .,
a'''' ousheis White and 500 bushel, rod S "sis
nos quase 30 hru for milling sanples as On ~ ~
p.eeeuhS Gay, while ct the slme tiuoo Will.
Go Go drought $LsisGSLe and red seed n *
80 80 ~ smal supply, and all that was otYarsd
su ~ s'e Tor good. Oats in moderate suon,v
went I'D to Toe. "Aue H;nter
Ie" Exchange was opened to.day and tho
.nSsteSs manifested by msmbe,u and o,bo-. % -
'siS great Every man who entered the room,
hseneo delighted, and It was uulte a,,. 49,.
amons allRssembled That julep bus,na.. W., .,'s
realty TO- day, or shat punch business ratbar 49,,
"nen sales were over tho members Rreetes eoaS
otaer In glass, and wished each Other q n.ns..
LIME OF It for all time to come. To apvn.n ~
Joicng In good feeling 1t was goodly Sigh, 70 zoo
sucn men as the Corn Association cnns,eto -,
thas greeting each other. ~ soas sonths,.n bo,rt
ali over. - '''''
We noticed yesterday the sale OF table, nv our
hoou irleha COOK AtsAdy fsjy-seven out Of the
'iAtS taples In the room have been rented, and
We apprehend that more tables will have 10 he
made. This is a good sign.
We were visited to-day by the t,len,ed ed,,o- =,
Inc petersburg index, Captain Il. Chamherlayne
WY eeenied 10 lake great interest In our 1noce
VI uoluR business. In the hurry CT recording of.
.erlnS' ana sales We could not pay him IS much at.
enSlon d We desired, but we invited him to a
punch, and told him 10 bring over all his Peters,
U"e iiieuos, ana mat we would punch them too.
og Inc way, he s most agreeable and gentlemanly.
ahu we were right glad to shske the hand of good
sou'nern Fellowship with him. Can We saw more
Much Interest being felt In the sales nj t.b,.s
We give some OF them III the order In which thev
were SOLO First choice table, No. 20, at a nrs.
| MUM OF Su.6 on tie annual rent of Is. Tn =. n
Jefress; and next In oroer-Aartin g. Cardo,a
| Tompkins & Bro, Taltaferro & Co., and P. b. a
| p. A. Subett- at $3.50. The balance We shall puh
1 lish Tomorrow.
BY the way, we should not omit to make recor,
OF the manner IN which Nc. Exail, tho arcbi
tact, his finished the Corn Exchange. II doe
| infinite Gre dit to him.
AS We have already said, members OF the Asso
citation have the privilege OF hanging up thei
cards IN the new room without charge. Partte
who are not members OF the xchaDae can hsy
their cards hung up at 80 so a year each. The In
terest felt in the Exchange is such that peopl
from the country crowd into it every day, an
th6y look around them With intense curiosity c
everything, and find out with their own eyes hi
1t is institution productive OF great good to Il
welfare Of our State. Such Is the interest m an
tested that Our anitor has his hauds full in keel
ing ont people not permitted By the rules to ente
Such an institution as the Corn Exchange Is we
worthy the support Of every msn in trade, Il
II brings money to til. city and moreover. men
bers OF the Corn Exchange are naturally uuc
more disposed to Al their orders for various art
cles for farmers at the store, Of those who al
members than elsewhere.