Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-19
We are indebted TO Meisrs. Wilson. Wright 4
70 ior ~ O. Price Current. OF April 30 from which
we extract ihc followins
REVIEW or THE MARKET.

We are indebted 10 Mrssrs. Wilson. WRIGHT 4
20 ior n. O. Price Current OF April 30 from whicl
NE extract The following
REVIEW or THE MARKET.
Fer ne lest thee Days
A. dull ard depressed Ms was the siuc Of IN,
marker al the time OF closing our review OF las
wednesday morning. It has assumed still mn,
diScourngng aspect, the PRESSURE boz money con
ihnues To grow greater lrum day To day. In nc
branch OF business do any thing indicative
OF an active and healthy state of trade. the
irary dullness peryadcs all departments of busin.
ess. though to greater extent perhaps in the Yves
tern produce line Than in any olher as in addition
To the many causes Of depression before in opera.
tion the rates OF freight have OF late advanced ~
materially rs to check purchases for expiration.
Our review for "Wednesday murning last LEFT the
Cotton market IN exceedingly aud inactive state
~ consequence OF tho nnfavorabe character Of the
advices from the European Cotton N arkets hnlnrht
10y The steamer Great Western. Of New York. and
received here on Tuesday Since then. the market
has not only continued To exhibii the same degree
OF dullncss bat the depression has been great
" increased by the receipt Yesterday. per steamer
Briiiania AT Boston ui accounts from IIverpnoi TO
the oh. and from Hnvrc To the LIST of April fully
ms discouruging. # not 50 than We had be
fore
SUGAR. LoUIsIASA-There ha, h, en- more nm
maiiDn IN the Sugar mirket since our review of
last "Wednesday morning. than has prevailed f,r
som, wee rs past. the Sales oiihe three DAYS have
rcoched tO some 900 hhds. This activity in the
mnrkei. however, owing the large STOCK on store
and the anxiety generally manifested un the part Of
holders to realise. has not produced any change in
prices. the extremes of The market being sill irun
o2I cents ID for inferior. and To 81 for good
ordinary 10 strictly prime Very few parcels
have brought s. cents, however. the bulk of the
salef ranging from 9 To A. conls
MOLASSr.S.-rhe demand for Molasses still
continues rather limited, but conseq hence Of the
light supplies which have reached the Leyee for
some days past. the rharket since our last review
has been firm, and prices have slightly impro-
we'd. the present rates for prime lots being Il IS
cents per gallon.
FLOUR-Since our review Of last WednC sday
manning. there have been few Transaction ia Flour
oi any considerable Importance, and we have again
To report the markeI rs dull, aud dropping. We are
informed of sales Ia the extent of 1870 bbs nj So
5O SuPerine. and II Is ptobable that this l.
the highest price that could now be obtained for
large parcels. though holders refuse To sell
for less than 81 62t. IN small lots frOm store the
rates are 81 ga 4 IS bbls.
PORK.-Tho market continues To he buriheuel
With an extremely large stock olPIrk. and The de-
mnnd sine review of last Wednesday morning
has been more limited if possible than 1t was pre-
vously. The consequence OF this % things u.s.
at prizes constantly tending duwnwnrls. aud
sales have in sIme instances, bceR ma ie even be-
low our present quotations. which. il will he per.
ceived. have again b"en reJuced for IN st descrip
tunS: say far Cleir 50 80 a 3 IS Mess Sc a 25.
NJ o Sc. Prime 81 67l 5 25. p o 81 rs. per
barrel. Bulk PORK unues excessively dull
LARD.--rhere confines 10 he a fair demand f,r
Lard for eSpor,nnd good many pa reels have chang.
ell hands sihre our review Of last "Wednesday morn
ing. The 9Etreme range Of the mlrket is from 4
to cents per pound.