Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-08

| LYNoHBURG, August 9th.
WHRAT.-The arrivals of this staple exceedingly
small not being sufficient to admit of transactions OF
any moment. Only 500 bushels brought down
per the Western Railroad THURSDAY and but few
would take nearly many thousand per day TO sup
ply 1.-The mills of the city, when operating to the
fuh extent lof their capacities. SO, Il conse-
quence, they are lying comparatively idle.
The receipts for the ime last year We're
tcle will begin to come forward in good supply. We
ca see no good reason why farmers should h Id back
as the prospects for an advance are not encouraging
We hearloi small sales here Of exiralos at much
as 81 81, but these must be regarded extreme
figures, induced by the smalness of supply This is
than be obtained in any market in the Uni
ted States, the difference of transportation consider
ed. As evidence, We give quotations from other mar
kets. The Alexandria Gazette says SR8as sss
The new crop of wheat is at last coming in pretty
freely, and the market may be considered fairly
opened and prices established the range being from
81 80 to 81 SOC for white and 81 20 81 3Oc for
red. There is an excellent demand, and farmers
rely upon getting as good prices, quality considered
for their wheat here as in any neighbor ng ,rkets
The millers from Georgetown obtain most of their
supplies here. The Pioneer Mills again in active
operation, and there is a fine export Demand
The Baltimore papers quote $40 v
&c Wheat was in better supply than on Yesterday
some Is 900 bushels being at market but the de.
mand for was very brisk, and nearly all the lots
offered were sold at 81 25@s1 80 cents for good to
@s1 s5c for fair do. 81 4O@sl SO cents for good TO
prime do; and 81 60 for choice do. Wheat closed
firm with an upward tendency" - - = =.
At Richmond and Petersburg, the quotations for
white are 81 360DSI 40, according to QUALIFY The
charges from Lynchburg to either of these places
are about fifteen centsso the balance is in favor of
our market. - FS4 - ~ tE9ie
LOUISVILLE August 7
FLOUR AND GRAIs.-There is an Increased demand
but there is little doing in old superue as the stoc
is nearly exhausted. We quote brands of old gu
perfDe at 81 - and So extra at SIS 50[G5 SIS
and Low extra SO rs. The current rates for whe.t
are S5e 10 II Us for choice red and white, at which
figures farme seem slow to operate. The REGENTS
and sales of the week have accordingly been light.
The stock OF corn is limited Prime white commands
&C per bushel, including the sacks, at which rate
considerable transactions have been made for stocks
10 go out of the market. We quote ear corn from
tore at 6o055c. without the Sacks Ill h stocks
Dealers are oierug 5927c for the new CROP but in
some instances 30c has paid for the best grades
Prime new oats commands 3O@35c from store and
old 42f046c. Rye 60c per busue anu in demand
Barley 5000 for prime. Malt 95c6sl lOc p
bushel. For cornmeal there is a steady demand
W it'll sales at 55e. from store. There is a good de-
maid for the different articles Of feed. We heard of
sales OF bran at So and shorts SIS slnpstuns al
$50; and mddlings at $50 LOT large lots.
PRovIsIoNs.-fhere has been q lui in the proyisioD
market. Very little has been doing in mess pork
and some sales have been made at $40 so, but hold
sss generally demand $50; We now quote at SO so
for light 70. heavy rump 93<c for shoulders l2c
for rib sides 12Hc for clear rib sides; ls1kc for
1916 for plain sassed TO sugar cured hams ana
1z1s a 1Sc for terce aud keg lard. ~ : :
Markets by Telegraph.
New ORLEANS, Aug. 7-Cotton quiet:
sales to-day 200 bales, including so bales
new cotton. Sales of days Il50 bales; re-
ceipts of 3 days 4S0 bales, against $50 bales
during the corresponding time last year: to-
tai receipts at this port ahead of last year
ass $50 bales; total receipts of new cotton
up to date $50 bales, against 81 bales M to
the same time last year. Corn dull at 56a75.
Mess pork held at 22.00. Lard steady: in
Kegs lac. Molasses, nothing done. Tobacco
firm; prices sitter but quotations unchanged.
Sterling exchange 94A9a on bills of lading
Ssa9. New York sight exchange Gag premi,
um. Freight to LIVERPOOL l.