Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-24
E.YNCEIBURG MARKET,


The air is bamy as Spring. and tie birds
have already commenced their sweet notes. The trees
almost ready 10 bud and February is yet gone
But We have yet to 60 through March, which. is Ie
quenlly disaeretabe as January The business for
the last week has been moderate We sgain advise the
planters to bring in their loose Tobacco. il brings
better price than it will some time hence 1t read
lily commands from 81 so So, 90 per bundled. Ia cob
n, elton with this. give the follow ing information in
regard 10 the cultivation of Tobacco in Georeia and ola
kind of Tobacco which has been cultivated with
success in Orange county in this State, which the plant
ers in this region should obtain:
There 10 be no longer any doubt that the culture
ut Tobacco is destined Ia btcome general in Georia.-
The editor OF The Savannah Republican, speaking Of the
favor iih whch subject has met says: THE en-.
quires Tor seed and ni'rnalion multiplying. Con-
siderable quantities Of The Cuba seed ha We been dsrbu-
ted from this cry, and ten tunes the quantity could be
disposed Of even yet il IN market. Next fall we
feel coafdenl that full supply may be relied upon by
friends in The n,eIior.'
| A species Of seed obtained MT long since from
California. has been used by Mr.. Clarke. of Orange
county, Virginia, with entire success and il is believed
that il would be admirably adapted to the soil Of Ger-
gia owing 10 its rapid growth and ary maturity. The
seed sown by Mr. Clarke was obtained IRON the Patent
Office al w ashingt"n; and although put into the
ground until about the middle OF March, the plants were
tduy W SET oul az soon as Inc oler Kinds soWn Jan
nary. Mr. C., in letter To the Hen. II. l.. Ellis
worth, Commissioner o Patents describing his experi-
menI, remarks:
1.-The California Tobacco il it continues to ripen and
grow Tor the time 10 1t did for on the first
trial, mus, cuiue general use-frst because the
plants much earlier in the spring. (say Ten DAYS a,
eas) than any KIND have; secondly, when trans
planted the growth is remarkably quck-matures and
rpehs at least from fifteen days earlier than any
kind oi tobacco We have in amongst us. Il is
hr.,I Gill 1n.t,. E Fac
beautiful color and plants grow large as seven
feet across from point To points aud upon the whole, |
consider il valuable acquisition " the planting commu.
nifty. The seed send yen have come much more 10
perfection than The seed Iobiained from you-which
circumstance, think is favorable to its being adapted to
our climate.
The below is correct statement Of the Market for tho
past week.
1obacco.--Old Lugs, 81 20 to |, co; new Lues, 81
so 10 $3.50 and IN good demand Leaf Inferior S.. 90
io2 So common 81 80 10 So mddling, s. so 10 co.
good $60Oto 1000; No fine manufacturing in market
- would command from $l0to IL.
FloW.-S3,31s to j, 80 from wagons frow store su-
perfne $50 TO $500; Fan lily, 1,25 10 $3.50 per bb
Stock light, and in good demand.
| Uhdat-Red TO TO 81 ;; White 20 to 725 cts per
bushe
| Grain.-Corn 40 to 45 cents per bushel from wagon;
Oats sheaf 40 10 so cents per hundred cleaned 90 to
20 cents, per bushel, and in demand. Rye, none in
market
Clorer and Grass Secds-Clover Seed, Sc. so to
S. per bushe from wagons 81, 90 from store; limo.
thy. 1926 To $3.50. No other Grass Seeds in market
P'oriSionS-Bacor. none in market, but cousidera-
BILE inquiry for it. would bring G. to To- Beef to 81
per hundreds Meal, 40 To 10 per bushel from wagon.
Fih.--Shad S. GO to 50 co per bbl.; Herrngs No.
so: Nlackeel. No. !. SI3, No. 2, $3.50. No. 3, S.
CoGce.-St. Domingo, u 10 cents per b.; Rio, 7
to cents Laguira 10 10 cents; Java, Is to 10 cts
Cuba = oS.
Sugar-I,rown, New Orleans. 5. to cents per b.;
/ purto Rico. IN q CENTS III ST Croix Q n
cents per h.; Loaf, l2s TO II per ID.
Candies-Islow, l2s TO 5 cents per b., Sperm, 80
to 40 per h.. Hull Suns. Is to II cents per ID.
| Uhishey- Common. 2s to so cents per gallon, from
wagon: from store. 81 10 SO cents. Reclifed, 40 to as
Br~dy.-Apple, 81 cents per gallon; Peach
rs cents per gallon.
Cotton Tarns-Factory prices: lG els. per ID assorted
hon-Bar Iron. 81 per ton from boats, 80 10 80 from
Siore. Pig S25 per ton.
Established, g. to cents per h.; German. l5to
Is cents. Shear 20 25 cents per b. Gas, Steel, 20
to % cts. per ID.
Liuseed OHIO to rs cts. Lamp. 81 90 to l.50
per gallon; Tanners, $500 to 1000 per bb
Leaiter-Good Sole. l7i 10 lS. cents per lb Dam
aged Sole, Is 10 ii cents per 10.
Blasting 81 90 to 4.25 per heg; Rife, s.,
so to 600 per key.
Wool--Woo. &c to 81 cents per b.; Wool Rolls. 81
to 45 cents per 10.
Coal and Jood-Rituminous. % cents per bushel
Anthracite. S., 90 per ton. Oak and mixed Wood "
per cord Hickory 80 per cord ~
Apples, dried, u! 10 u w
aiIsspice (per IN ! none in market 0 Ia to . IL
Allpm 0 g. to 0 10
Ru,,er M | fner III scarce 0 10 10 q l2s
Cheese 0 II 10 0 10
Daaevax (ner Ib) O 25 to O 90
Doo,sLns fner III 0 10 to 0 l2i
' Fs.thcrs (ner H. 26s to 0 80
Flaxsced (per bushcD U OK 10 U 20
t;inrer. (per lb) U III IL l2i