Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-17
NJ A r X e r s

BALTIMORE, Sept. 10.
CATrLE-The stock at tho scales to day was not
considered so good as is usually present. The offerings
reached 1000 head, of which 5ll were sold. 326 were
driven away, and l20 left over unsold. Prices ranged
from s. ~ to So l2s on the hoof, equal to ST. 25aS6
net, and averaging s. 62i eross.
HoGs-We quote from 81 so to s..
FLOUR-On Saturday there were no sales of mo
ment Of Howard Street Flour. To-day s,les uf 500 bbls.
were made at s.. In our last report. published in Sa-
turday's paper, an error occurred IN the statement OF
Tuesdays sales. 1t sh nd have been 800 bbls. at s.
l2}, instead OF s. Isl
City Mills flour is firmly lcllaiS s. l2s and some holders
ask higher. Bnyers are Offering So TO day, but without
being able to make purchasers al that price. We note a
sale OF $50 bbls. Patapsco superioe at s. 25.
Susqnelanna Flour is held at s. l2t. Rye Flour is
scarce. and worth So %. The last sales Of Bait. bbls.
Corn Meal Were at 50 81.
GRAlN-lhe supplies of Wheat 10 day are limited,
aud the market is firm. We note sales of good to prime
reds at loo to l05 and LOG cents. Fair to good white
Wheats range in price from LOG 10 Ill cents and fam
lily flour white from III to ll6 cents-striclyp prime par
cells of the latter would probably command 100 c~enis;ths
morning there was a sale of a parcel Of very handsome
quality at lbs cts.
White Corn is selling to-day at GO cents. The marke,
for yellow is rather nit-thore was a sale this morning a,
90 cents.
A sale of Maryland Rye at S. cents. and to-day a car
90 Of Penna. Rye at 65 cents. We note sales of Oats
at 3Oa33 cents. Sales of good Cioversced to-day at 81
81 cts.
PROyISIONS-rhe transactions in Bacon are small.
The only demand is for the retail trade at prices cnrres-
pondlng with our last quotations. We note sales of $50
bhls. Mess Pork en- private terms; and 80 bbls. Mess do.
al Sll. Sales Of 20) bbs. prime l.afjs, and 200 bbls.
grease Lard. were made on private terms.
WHlSkEf. The market is quiet to-day. and but
little doing. We note a sale of bbls. this morning at %
cts. In quantity they can be had at 2Si cts.
New YoRx. Sept. lO-6 P. NJ.
Cotton market has a downward tendency
Sales of 1000 bales.
Flour-The market is heavier to-day at slight c,nces-
sion In prices. There is a good deal of indifa
Flour in market. which has a bad ell; ct on operations
We quote common Western and State brands at s. ~;
pure Genesee S. 81; Southern S. SO. Sales Of $500
ba Grels.
Grain heat has a downward tendency. Prime
red l0i; prime white III cents-sales of 1000 bushels.
Mixed Corn 60; yellow 81 to IS cents-sales of 20 900
bushels.
Provisions-Pork is better = Sl2 so. Prime IS
62} to S. IS; sales Of 1000 bbls. Lard 6! to 65c;. sales
OF 700 kegs.
Grscerics-Sales of 600 hhds. Porto Rico Sugar at
6! cts.
PHILADELPHIL. Sept. 100 p. NJ
The demand for flour is limited fresh s. l2.-cily
consumption s. 81 to s 50. Rye Flour and Corn
Meal s. p.
Wheat is steady red l0i to LOG; white 10 to Ill;
white corr 60; Southern yellow 65 10 66 els; rye "a to
60 cts; Southern oals 2S t. 80; Pennsylvania 81 to So.
Cotton more actlve-falr Upland l0i; fair Orleans
III cts.