Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-11
Lynchburs Lumber Market, June ,.

RICHMOND MARKETS, June 9-To5acco.-rhe re-
cepts OF tobacco have not been large for the last
new n hags, but the breaks continue large. We have
manufacturing We quote nferi65FFS il be for fine
weight at S50e5 %; good s. 5o@16 fine Sc BOA
6 10 inferior Leaf ST 25GG5 90 good S9t1l0 30;
fine shipping $l2G1l5; fine stemmng Sl2@9l4; fine
manufacturing SIS GDl7 and Sl9@25; and l light
hid at $50.
Fzour.-The feeling is a little better in the Flour
market; but there are no sales here for shipment.
Letters from Europe little better than the last
newspaper accounts. Receipts last week 95S barrels
against APO same week last year.
Whedt-The market continues pretty steady at
last quotations; viz 81 80 for best red 81 40 for
best white under grades in proportion to quality
Receipts last week 1o,l67 bushels against only %
corresponding week last year. Shipments coastwse
lastweek, Il $50 bushels.
Corn-There is no change,it appears, though stocks
are light, and arrivals limited. The largest pay
80 cts per bushel Small lots 53a So. Receipts last
week 2loo bushels against 1896 time last
year.
Oats.--30 to 50 cents, stocks light
Udistey-25!@126l per gallon.
Bacoh-The market is firm. with upward ten
dency. We quote Western Sides l0}c;Shoueers 9{e:
Hams ll3M l29c; sugar cured, bagged, l25mgl34;
North Carolina hog round IL cts.
NEW York MARKErs.-The cotton market was quite
steady on Saturday, with sales of about 900 bales
based upon good middling New Orleans at II &c. and
in transtu with freight at s. Cd at lOle The pr-
vate advces by the Niagara regarding breadstuf3
were more favorable than those forwarded by tele-
graph They also brought orders for purchases The
result was that -four freely sold for export at an
advance OF 10 cents per bb, and in some cases As
high as &c. per Dbl. was claimed. Wheat advanced
about Be- a &c. per buShe with free sales Corn
was in fair demand and good sound qualities ad-
Yanced fully lc. per bushel. Pork opened dull but
rallied, and closed at SIS 25 per Dbl for mess
Sugars were In good demand, with sales of about
1000 hhds and 600 boxes, closing at an advance of
1ully &C. for the day and about ic in the last three
days. Coffee was more active, with sales of about
1000 40, 900 bags, chiefly Rio, at Il full lc advance
Freights were quite steady. About 30 600 40 o00
bushels OF grain were engaged for Liverpool including
10000 bushels corn in bulk, at 63d and the re-
mainder (wheaD at I'd. in bags. Flour-5 900 g.
600 bbls at IS. Sd. ahead, and IS Cd for immediate
shipment, and ZOO bales, compressed and uncom.
pressed cotton at 3-l6d. a 7-32d.-Herald June Oh.
BALTIMORE, June 9-Flour is steady; sales of |. 500
bbls. Howard Street at Sc II. Wheat has advanced
sales of Red at 81 80 to 81 AZ White 81 55 to 81
60 Corn is BETTER sales of white at SOC to 53c: vel
low Acc to sic
NEW YORK, June 9.-Flour has advanced; sales of
good State brands at So rs Superfne, Ohio, So %;
standard Southern So 10; Extra SO 80. Wheat is
duil and nominally unchanged. Corn is unsettled
safes at % OIL cents. Stocks are dull Nrginias 90
BRIGHTON (BosToN) CATTLE MARKET June 5-At
market, 1855 Becves, and $500 Hogs. Prices-Bee,
extra 50 90, first quality at SO 49, second quality
81 lillrd quality at ST so. and ordinary at Sc 30
per 100 lbs. Hogs-Wholesale at II 8. retail at .
10 cents per h.