Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-10
RICHMOND MARKETS.

fW the rssk ending Thursday Erenihs March 3.
Commercial affairs ore very much depressed with M,
but We believe city il lfcr from psic The alarms
lately nnendered by ndiscreri publications nv needless
assertions relative 10 the Bank Of Virginia. have been
dssipatod and that bank rapid course OF prcpa,a
ton ior resumption. II will stand the hun, when IT
docs resume. well Is any Of the suspended banks w
II i assured,
The Bank arc na'csilri, epmp'lls /, deal ou dit
counts IN parslmonous manf,r. This ta9htrns the
condition OF our merchants who have received hut limit
ed and from the country, which 10 lem agefe
gate ol near &i.oGo0U0
Knowing the IealouSs felt towards our ciiv-lnpw-
Ing that IN the ouicri-s against the Banha. Rlchn,on1
has been too geneially made share the ,ruuucato.
heapcd upon them. have preferred this season r. say
hui httlc arlrehendn2 thai any thing from us woudon
counter The too common prejudice. BESIDES, thought
information from the constituent body, would exert a
more potent influence. We knew too that information
would come. aud that il would have gloomy hcarinp
because the shock had been received hy Richmond and
we knew 1t must. by an inevitable sympathy take effect
afterwards IN the country The information has come
aud il is bad enough We refer 10 Mr. Ppers speech in
the Senate giving picture ot the pressure in the south
west; and we will add, that picture suits almost every
section of our State. The of this information will
be. that 1t will make gentlemen pause and reflect, and
and VIII induce them not 10 act without deliberations /,
will teach them TINT prccipancy will only pu, Rich
nond To the rack, but will communicate seyrrcr suffer
ing elsewhere.
We are not prepared To say that the Legislature can
do any thing. 81 that they ought Ia do any thnr 10 ~
here tic people. F~bcdrdnee perhaps islhc ony true
policy.
Come what may, however, are pleased 10 shy that
ils Immunity Is from tfepIdation-is prepared lor
the worst-anlour merchants will bear the worst with
the true iorttnde and spirit III men
FlOl R-Dcnand limted--salcs al 81 on the
bank.
GRAIN-Wur,r 81 05al Is. are the prices now
paid Tor good red and white. Cons--55 e, 1ts per
hnshd. O,rs:--5O cents. Some few sales from wae
ons and Depot al 50 cents Very ltllc Gram coming in
| 10 market.
Mt.AI.-6J 10 10 cts per hishrl
loBACCo-No change in prices 10 notice. Breaks
are increasing IN quantity-but little improvement, if
ny, in quality. We continue quotations; I.ues
~ % AZ 50 aud ? ~; Leaf 4! JAG %. extreme
raes2rncral sales of Leaf a the inspections from ~
agrrat ron Of common leaf sells at from 50 a 3
FREIGliTS.
ForE'cs-Rltcs 10 London 35s, md 10 Ly'tr o 3os.
Con,incn, 32s Cd 3Js.
New York-Flour per lbl, % cts--yery little 70
n.. Coal, SaSl els per bushcl. Tobacco, s. 50
per hid. boxes ~ eta, keys 2rcla
PhiladcPh ia-flour, none going. Tobacco, s. 80
per hid. 2octs Tor boxes. rs for kc.s-nonc 10
ing. Coal. eta per bush, Richu,oIl measure
OS rur C.s.r.-To I.ynclburg aud intermediate
places, 10 ella pr 100 lbs.
EXCHANGE.
FonrIcS On London l5per cent, prem
DOMESTIC.
New York Checks prem
Philadelphia 9, prem
Baltimore 3!
North Carolina Bank notes. par
south Carolina 3 prem
Savannah 2prcm.
Augusta do
Alabama 10 dis
Iennorsse 10
Specie Ga 81 prem
Correspondence Of tx United STATE. f;a.,tts.