Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-19
MARKETS.

Tobdcco.-The long continuation OF extreme
cid and dry weather has prevented large supply
of this article Of lare in market. Frmcr prico, ur
maintained and good demand for il. Some liulc
good and fine Tobacco has boon opened. Mossr,.
Uocombe & Tyree sold on yesterday ono hid al
Sc IS; one at 81 ono at So 70; and ono a, $40
Hheat--Mos, of tho old crop ha, bean ui,cady
received, and consequently but liilo is coming IN
The price still continues at from IS TO TO cents.
Corn is stl selling AT 50 Soma sales have
been made at 80 IS, but tho former quotation is the
most usual price.
Clever Sesd commands. from tho Wagons, from
s. so to So. Tho retail prices from stores IL DC
al In Baltimore and Richmond, thu quotations
Of this article arc reduced and h.ro is slight de
Cline hero.
Plaiste,--This article is higher this year than
the last. It's selling, in the stores. at from BIZ &c
Ia per ton-Ground at IS cts. per 100 lbs The
price of grinding at some Of the m lis IL rchuced.--
The Me,,s Ian .horne' arc now offering to grind
for their customers ct 81 per ton-the form price
was from 80 so TO SO.
rr The Legislature of Illinois have adopted
resolutions, by considerable msJorites. approving
Of the general course Of tho administration, and
| particularly Of its measures in relation to the
Unltei Sto,cs Bank and TO tho controversy with
France
~ Resolutions soma time since submitted TO the
Legislature Of Pennsylvania, recommending to
Congress the passage Of an act distributing the
proceeds OF tho sales Of the public lands among
the several States on tho principle Of Mr.. Clay's
| oll have been indefinitely postponed. Jseksoh''m
is too strong in Pennsylvania for reason, justice,
and even interest
n The House OF Representatives have been for
some day, busily engaged IN tho consideration Of
Mr.. Folks bill, regulating tho dsposi.es OF public
moneys in the local Banks. Various amendments,
Of an important character, have been proposed to
tho bill, as or, ginally introduced. some OF which
have been adopted and others rejected. Should I"
become law, VIC shall mako our readers aequsn,-
cd with its provisions
~ Holders OF French goods in tho Northern
cities arc advancing in tacr prices, In consequence
of tho probability of war.
fr Tho Sanato Of Massachusetts hns again C.
iccted John q. Adams Senator IN Congress. IN
place of Mr.. Silsbo.. Tho House of Represrn'a
tive, will therefore again be called to act on tho
subject
~ The Methods, Episcopa, Conferences. which
commenced ts annual session IN this place on tho
lIth inst. have not yet brought their labors to a
close 1t 10 expec cd to adjourn to morrow or next
day We hope to publish the appointments. &c. III
our next
~ There have been several destructive hrcs N
Baltimore. On the 18th inst. the Baltimore C''y
and County Court House, fronting on Monument
square and Lexington street, was consumed. Two
courts were IN session. which OF course abruptly sd'
,ourned II was a splendid edhee and cost up
wards Of 100000. There was no insurance o"
the property. Il seems 70 be though that i"cenda-
rio. arc abroad in that city, and tho Mayor has OF
,.,.d $500 reward for tkoir diso,vsry and appr,-
heNsioc.
~ The removal OF the seat Of government Of
p,nr.ytvsris, from Hsuissnrg Is spoken 81 A