The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-01-15
MARK ETS.
Produce shipped.


Produce Shipped by Central Railroad for the week
ending Jan. 49, 1885, Flour 2sl0 barrels; Wheat, 9s7
bushels Corn, $500 bushels Oats 2ll0 bushels Bacon
1924 pounds Rye, $40.
Richmond Commission Merchants Williams
& Fisher, Simpsons Bass, Barnes .Justis 4 Fowler
A. 4. Hutcheson, P. j. Archer 4 Son, Woods, Fay 4
Reed John H. Gresham Stone, Wilson 4 Foster samp.
son Jones, Jr., Co., Palmer, Hartsook Co., p A. Woods
Son, Sutton Waller D. B. Clark P. B. p A. subett,
SPOTS and Gibson a@6
Alexandria Commission Merchants, George H. Robin
son, George Washington, J. Dreyfus, Hooe Weddcr-
burn.
Lynchburg Mcdaniel, Litchfeld 4 Co.,
Baltimore. William Miller, Herbert Hairston
Washington, D. c., Isrea Deming, John A. Baker, Vim.
M. Gait and Co.
staunton Market, Jan. is.
Corrected by R. L. CLEVELAND, Grocer and Pro-
duce Merchant, Main St., e doors East of Au-
gusta,) Staunton, Va.
WHOLESALE PRICES.
Grain we quote, viz: Wheat, demand fair at
1925. Corn. Old white OF yellow, 9Oa$1 90, new,
e5a75., Rye, slight advance in the last few
days, demand good at 81, 15a$1 rs. Oats, prime
and clean at IS CENTS inferior to fair 45a55 cts
Buckwheat, none in market. Bacon, a gradual
decline noted, choice Hams l3a16 cts, clear sides
IA cts, Shoulders dull at IL cts. Lard II cents.
Butter prime 25a30 cts. Eggs, fresh S0a33 cts.
Flour, but little coming in and slight decline
ted. Family, good brands 81, OOa$12,25. Ex-
ira $1l .OOa$1 ,35. Super. $9,95a$1O,35 Buck
wheat Flour dull at 81, OOa$4,25. Irish Potatoes
IS cts Flaxseed 81, 75a$l, 80. Wool, dull, uns.
washed, Is, washed, 35a40. Pork, market over
stocked and dull at $7,75a$8,00. Beans, white,
demand good, $3.50, colored and mixed $1,OOa
1925. Green Apples dull, 75a95 per bushel.
Dried fruit, Apples 4a5 cts. per lb. Peaches,
choice, loa16 cts. Cherries, pitted, 15a2O cts.
Blackberries, 6a8 cts. Whortleberries 7a1O.
Richmond Corn & Flour Exchange, Fan. IA.
SALES.
Wheat-prime $3.50. Corn, white, old SILL
New, prime $1,20. Oats, prime 81 cts. Rye,
prime ST., 81. Dried Apples Ct cents per pound.
Meal, white, new $l,1o.
RICHMOND LIVE sTOCKIMARKET, Jan. IA. !.
There is no material change in the market since
last quotations. The supply of common beef is
fully equal to the demand; no superior grades on
the Market - ~
BEEF.-Common, s4a4 cts, gross. Good, cts,
gross. Fair, 5a54 cts, gross.
SHEEp.-Common, per head 81. 75a2,25 Fair
$2,873a3,O0. Good, A cts, gross
HoGs.-$9, 50a$I0 per 100 lbs net. $50
NORFOLK MARKET, JAN. 9, 1868.
Corrected by Gwathmey Bros. Wholesale prices.
Butter 2oca40c Extra Flour $12, 5oa$12,75.
Superfne $11 ,5Oa$11, rs. Family $14,0O. Lard
14cal5c. Corn, white, 81, 1sa$1 20.
BALTIMORE MARKETS, JAN. 9.
CATTLE.-Prices to-day ranged as follows
Old Cows scalawags $3,5O@$4,50 COM
mon $5,oO@6,00; fair $6@$7,00; good $7,25@
$7,75; prime $8,0O@$8.5O per hundred pounds,
gross. Good Beeves advanced SO cents per pound,
but the market closed very dull
HoGs.-Hogs have advanced so cents per 100
lbs We quote $9,75@$l05O per 100 lbs gross.
SHEEP.-The prices Of Sheep have fallen con-
siderably, good fat sheep only bringing sa4 cents
per lb gross. Common Sheep are very dull at
So per head.
PROVISIONS
CINCINNATI, Jan. 9.-There is decidedly firm
er feeling in all articles of hog product and bet
ter demand for leading articles.
HoGs.-All offered were taken at Sc 75a8, gross,
and SO 60a9 90, net, for medium to heavy aver
ages.
WASHINGTON CATTLE MAnKErs-Jan. 1.-THE
market at Drovers' Rest, in Georgetown, yester-
day, was quite lively and well attended. Wequote:
$50 head Of Cattle at 49, 50@$7 per 100 lbs gross:
Sheep at So, 5o@$4 per head. Hogs rather more
active. Sales 1850 to $3.50 net.