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The Daily Dispatch: March 4, 1863., [Electronic resource], The fight in the Valley. (search)
int.; Exchange Bank stock, 110; Bank of Virginia 78; South-Side Railroad, unguaranteed bonds, 92; Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance stock, 43. Other stocks at last quotations. Produce.--The principal feature of the market is the advance in Wheat and Flour. In our last semi-weekly report, Wheat was quoted at $3.47@ ; while now, a prime article of red and white would command at the mills $3.77@4. Receipts are very small. The following are the present prices of Flour; Superfine $26, ExtWheat was quoted at $3.47@ ; while now, a prime article of red and white would command at the mills $3.77@4. Receipts are very small. The following are the present prices of Flour; Superfine $26, Extra $27@28, Family $30. We have no change to note in Corn; last sales $4.25 bushel. Corn Meal $4.50 bushel. The Tobacco market continues active, with sales at extreme prices. Bacon very firm at $1.07@1.10 for hoground; hams $1.30. Butter in demand at advanced rates, and will doubtless bring $@ before the close of the present week. Lard $1.10@1.20 lb. Other articles remain at about last quotations. Auction Sales.--We append the prices obtained for groceries, &c. to-day: Crystalliz