Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-13
CONNIE RCIAL.
$50 work Markets-Julv 8

,.ua-Since our last weekly issue, the market foi
,,,e,n and State Flour has been somewhat variable
a. inferior grades are in request, and Sour is wanted
.x,ort at 81 l21a4 IS. The arrivals tide water
falling of from last year of quo coo bbls, while
,ort. are up the last season. AMI the aster and
=, demand some ten per cent greater. The arrivals
:. Bnaslo for the season are $4,000 barrels be
:. 100 a0a barrels less than last year South
F,ur in the early part of the week, with moderate
..;v.l. and an improved demand. advanced-the sup.
l. If fresh ground being light, anil the shipping nquly
=. :; ,.rt for the West Indies, Port Rico. Central
St, Africa and South America. The demand for
l;eroi, and Australia has been quite moderate. Tie
,.,r prades have not hueuated, being in small stock
"A !, few hands The sales since last 5000
I'll Lineo.,el since the receipts of the steamer ;
ii SUB lSs for Mixed Straight brands Balti
20 Alexandria and Georgetown; S. 25 a 5 37b for
:, and f,vorte brands s. so az for Fancy brands,
aad for "Galego' and "Haxall."
coux.-Wh,a at has tome market very freely since
Ia, ,nblicaiion and the transactions have oeen quite
,r far the five business days-quite equal any week
fho seoson. Prices have been well maintained, in
low If the large sufpy a,d ul.lavorahle intelligence
from Europe. The private advices by the Hermann
= nore favorable than those by the America but taken
1retber lhey offer but little nducement shippers
nresen, prices. The prospects for their crops
.a.er more favorable, and the probable amcable
-o,,,oment of the Turkish question: relieving all up.
bensions of the Continental supplies being kept back
iad the effect 10 depress the Liverpool market ali
oecuative inquiry has subsidized and cargoes to arrive
ware difficult Of sale at the decline adyices by the
America The stock in the United Kingdom was lin.
tied and the consumption of Foreign large; but with
the very large prospective and daily arrivals the nurket
had declined and still has "a tendencydownward New
Wheat from the South forward slolwy, and is in
GOOD condition, cargo of Prime Red from Norfolk Va
realized 81 90. No White has been offered, ssyet
thy of note. The arrivals dewater for the season.
are 900 bush, exceeding those of last year $780,
900 bush and exports much larger than last sea
SON. The arrivals Buff'o for the to July lst
are 1919 900 bush, being 900 bush less than last
season. Amongst the sales the week are 44,500
good to Prime White Michigan, 81 2na %; 1000 bush
New Red North Carolina and yrgnia,$l 5ai 20;800
bush Old do ST.; 900 bush Prime Genesee $l32aI33;
900 bush. inferior do at 1921; 10000 bush Mixed O.
bo l2al l5I and 2S,90O bush. good 10 choice Can
adam at 81 l7al2l.
ToBAcco.-Throughout the week lively inquiry for
Kentucky has continued The news from the Yves,
finn daily The poor prospects for the coming crop, and
were it not for too exalted prices being demanded,
great deal would nave been transacted. There is
increased inquiry for manufactured, which has advan
ced from three per poundover u 900 pack
ages Lave been sold Leaf continues feel the effect
oil the movement and also considered, particu
larry the crop Connecticut and Ohio of which SOME
500 cases were sold at 9Al6c Sales for the week
l, 900 hhd.. Kentucky at 74a1O1c Exports of Manu-
fctured tobacco from N. York from January July a.
mount 647 l3l lbs. against 243 595 for the same
period last year.