Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-19

nent and efficient head of the American Sunday Scho
Union. Tuesday elected President of the Girard
College Philadelphia, in place of Judge Jones, resign
ed:
There thirteen mills in Chill, all conducted by A.
merran milers They produce between 800 900 10
100000 barrels of -four annually The wheat and -four
are as good as they are in the U. States.
The formal commencament of the Ohio and Pennsy-
vania Railroad, the 4th inst, was witnessed by about
1000 persons The first shovel Of earth this work was
thrown up bv G." binS'n of AIeghanv
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Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York
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Office ofNe american, JuiY 49, 5 P. NJ
CATTLE.-There was an increase in The supply of
Breves the scales to-day, and the market was rather
dali The off rings reached 620 head. of which 254
were sold to city butchers ga We're left over unsold
andi272 were driven to Philadelphia Prices ranged from
S275 on The no f. equal to s. 50a7 Is mel ,and av-
eraeing s. 81 gross.
Hogs w quote from S4 25 to 81 IS.
ENCIiANGE-Ther is very lille doing We
quote Sterling Bills AT Sag per cent premium
FEATHERS We npte sales Of 1000 lbs common
at 80 cents.
FLOUR
Ho,rdrd Street Flou-There has not been much
movement since our last. After we had made up our
report on last Friday, heard Of sale of 2U0 bhIs
81 5O. On Monday sales of 80 nbls were made at
the same rate. On Tuesday, sales Of 100 bbls. were
made at 90 and 800 bbls. at ST 62E all fresh ground
W ednesday's sales, 100 bbls fresh ground, made
at 81 625. The wagon and car price 81 60
Yesterday sales of 300 bbls. were made at 81 GA and
200 bhls. choice brands. fresh ground 81 rs. To-
day here were buyers on Change at ST 625 but ho-
ders refused to sell at that rate
CITY Mills F7ow-On Monday and Wednesday there
were sales of old at 81 625 and yesterday there
sale al 81 Is. There has been sale or two of new
hour-rnade of old and new wheat-at s.; bat at the
present prices of new wheats miers generally
willing to contract for new -four at that price.
S'Squehanna Flour Sales of several parcels have
been made in the course of the week 81 627 Fresh
ground p'rcels. if here, would command 81 IS
Rye Fou-We note sales Of 200 bbls at 50 81
Corn Meal sale IF 800 bbs Penna. old S. 625
Baltimore Meal is held $3-Iast sales were made al
this price
GRAIN
Whed-On Monday the few lots of old Nd. reds at
market were sold So. 90 cents for good quality. Snce
then the receipts of old crop have been very limited
we have quoted I'D Md. reds fair prime at 90 100
cents. Nheats of the crop beginning t. appear
but as yet in limited quantity. On Tuesday parcel of
1850 bushels prime red sold at LOG CENTS On
enesday small lots Of new red were sold at 100
cents and of new white al 100 105 cts Yesterday
parcel OF new. part red and part white, sold at
lOb cts. round. To-day there wheats at
market; we quote reds good to strictly prime in quail
ty, at 100 los CTS. To-day parcel of 900 bushels
handsome quality, was taken at DC. by MIR. ]. P Mil
ler On Saturday last sales of 90 old Penna. reds
were made al 50 90 cents, Monday at 100 cts. for
red, and lO2 cts for white and on Tuesday at lOl
els.
Coru-The market opened on Monday at IS cts. for
Md w bite, and 81 a So cents for yellow. On Wed.
nesiay the sales fwhte We're at Sc GEMS and of Md
yellow at So CTS Yesterday the sales of white were
DO cents and Of yellow at 81 cts To-day there Md
Corn here, and we quote, nomnay white at 56a57
and yellow at 57a5S Several cargoes Of Penna vel
low Corn have been sold at So cts
Rye-We quote Md. at IS cts Sales of Penna at Sc a
So cts.
OMs-We quote at 25a3O Cts
Fdrseed-We hear of no transactions.
PRONlSlONS-The operations this week have been
light Most of the sales that made are made are to
retail
Polk We note sales of 25O bbls Mess at $ll 20;
POO bbs Mess and prime, private terms; 100 bbls-
Prime at So, and so bbls. do at SO 25 200 hhds bulk
Sides Shoulders, on private terms.
Bef-Sna sales of No are making atSI2.
Bdcon-We note sales of 100 hhds. soft Missouri
Hams in bad ORDER y cents; IA hhds Sides al s.,
g. cents; 70 hhds Shoulders at 5a53 cents 200 Die els
do very fine, at cents; and $50 TO- do Of very excl
leat quality. at6i CENTS. Some rior rough cut
Shoulders selling So cents 100 bbls bagged Hams
al 80 cents; 1900 do at CENTS roo d. at 10 cents; and
1900 do. SaSa and cents.
Lard--Small sales have been made at y cents. in
Butler We note sales Of $50 kegs and 20 bills
grease Butter at scents. Small sales of new Butter at
s. cents
WOOL-Sales of 3OO0l5s common unwashed were
made at Is cts and 1900 lbs. heeced washed, at 2S5
cts.
WHiSKET-In the early part of the week sales of
b5ls We're made at 22a22z cts. Since then there has
been fur her advance, with sales Of bbls at 90 %
cents, and we quote accordingly The inspecriuns If
the week are u hhds and 457 bbs, of which 10 hhd,
were received by the Tide Water Canal
New YoRK July Is, 6P NJ
Cotton has advanced under he steamers news I'd a
-. with sales of 800 bales.
Flour is ner. and there has been slight advance in
prices. Sales Of 5000 bbls. 81 81 81 934 for
Genesee.
" heat is very quiet
White Corn is worth 55c. and yellow 56l5Sc. with
sales Of 25 900 bushels. Rye 56a57c. els
Mess Pork is worth $40 62s and Prime SO, with
sales Of 500 bbls
United States 6 per cents ll6s.
PHILADELPHIA, Jolly 49, 6PM
The news by the steamer is considered as decidedly
tavoraby for flour, but there has vet been no change
10 prices. The for Corn is also favorable. but
no change has yet taken place in prices worth mentun
ipg.
Dealers are asking higher rates for Cotton, In Stocks
the feeling is better and there is tendency TO rise o.
servable Kentucky 6's. ST..
SARATOGA WATER.