The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-01-08
MARKETS.
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Produce Shipped by Central Railroad, for the weef
ending JAM 3, 1861 Flour 2slo barrels; Wheat, go
bushels; Corn bushels OATS, 2llo bushels Baeo1
3,l24 pounds; Rye $40.
Richmond Commission Merchants. william.
& Fisher, Simpson " Bass Barnds yJustis 4 Fowler
A. e. Hutchinson, r. j. Archer 4 Son, Woods; Fay.
Reed, John H. Gresham Stone, Wilson Foster, Samp
son JONES' Jr Co., Palmer, Hartsook & Co.. P. A. Wood
Son, Sutton Waller D.B. Clark, p B. p A. subett
Alexandria Commission Merchants, George H. Robin
son, George Washington, J. Dreyfus, Hooe q Wsdder
ourn-' rs2sgenli Is a f5sT
Lynchburg, Mcdaniel, Iitch6eld Co.,
Baltimore William Miller Herbert& Hairston. I'D
Washington, D. c. Isfeal De,nng, John A. Baker.
Staunt0n Market. Jan. =. .e..,a,r,
@ CORRECTED by II. L. CLEVELAND, Grocer and Pro
duce Merchant, Main ST., e doors East Of Au-
gusta,) Staunton. Va. '''''s - syAs 2i'ssss'
''''-''' .s'41 WHOLESALE IIoI PRICES.
Grain we quote, viz: Wheat, demand fair al
$2,15. Corn Old white or yellow, s0a$l 90, new
65a75. Rye, o slight advance in the last few
days, demand good at 81, l5a$ ,25 Cats, prime
and clean at 81 cents, inferior to fair 45a5o cts
Buckwheat, none in market. Bacon, a gradual
decline noted, choice Hams l3al6 cts, clear sides
IA cts, Shoulders dull at " cts. Lard II cents.
Butter. prime, 25a3U cts. Eggs, fresh, 35a3S cts.
Flour, but little coming in and light decline no
ted. Family, good brands l2,00a$l2,25. Ex-
ira $ll. OOa$i1,25 Super So, 95a$i0 49, Buck
wheat Flour dull al. $3..25a$4, so. Irish Potatoes
so cts Flaxseed $I,75a$l, 80. Nv ool,s dull, eun-
washed 25, washed, 35a40. Pork, market over
stocked and dull at 81, 25a$S Co., Deans,s white,
demand good, $3.50, colored and mixed 81, O0a
ST., 25. Green Apples dull, 75a95 per hnshel
Dried fruit, Apples 4a5 cts per lb. Peaches,
choice, I0a12 cts. Cherries pltted, 16a2O cts.
Blackberries, 6a8 cts. Whortleberries 7al0.
Wheat prime So, 60. Corn, white, old i$L18.
New, prime SLIGO CATS prime 81 cts. Rye,
prime l,52 Dried Apples Ct cents per pound.
Meal, white, new 81. To- sa''spvsl'ar '!Sa
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET, Jan. 2
q THERE'S no unterial change in til market since
last quotations. h The supply Of common, beef il
fully equaltot the demand ]; no superior grades on
the Market. lsatl, s$f ts,
BEEF.-Common, 32a4 cts gross. Good, 6 ctss
gross. Fair, bash cts, gross.
SHEEp-Co,nnon,s per head. 81. J5a2,, 25sy Fair
S2,S72a3, CO. Good, A cts, gross e /
Hoes So, 50a$ per 100 lbs 100
BALTIMORE MARKETS. JAN. 7.
CArrLE.-Prices to-day ranged as follows -
Old Cows .tscalawags $3.50@$S,50; com
mon S., o0@6,0 90; tair. $50 $6, good 5000
$500; prime IS, So. 50 per hundred pounds
cross. Good Beeyes advanced SO cents per pound,
but the market closed very dull ~ 49,
Hoas.-Hogs have advanced 50cents per 100
lbs We quote $9.75@$l0,5 SO per 100 lbs gross.
eSHEKp.-The prices Of Sheep have fallen con-
sderably, good fat sheep only bringing Saf cents
per ID gross. Common Sheep are very dull at
s. per head. ga ~ 70 sliiaf ely EigE' g TeAza
AZ "a = eai'a9 PROVISIONS. ss6e sw
= !C1xc1sxsrI, Jan 7LThere is dec;aedly.frm
er feeling all articles ofhog product, and bet
ter demand for leading articles. ss;!,t
= Hoas.-All offered were taken at Sc 75a8, gross,
and So 6Oa9 90, net, for medium to heavy aver
ages. s&
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKETS. Jan. 1.-THE
market at Drovers Rest in Georgetown, yester-
day, was quite lively and we'll attended. Wequote:
$50 head Of Cattle at So, 50@$7 per- 100 lbs gross:
Sheep at 81. 50@$4 per head. Hogs rather more
active Sales S., 80 10 $50 net.