Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-17

We ere w'"'tr. Go Neer-. " arr l|f.rit a
20. 'r n q Ftrr Cer- r,.,i "A 90. 81. ,,.1. ,ujg
. NO ,At-arttu- INr...-
N-i law cE THE MARKET
F.r as Ir-' a,ra Hs-t
a. dtiI ord depressed ts Was iEa siu-p or ih
I.a'"'i ol iho tmc of closing our review oi las
. N''''-iIF wurHiur, 90 has assumod st.t mon
''r1lur1Eirg o. eel. ,ac pressure tor uai,s, oal
""u', 10 gro" greater lrIm day Co day. In 10,
branch oi Nu.incss 10 We see any lhiu. iudIca.tv,
"i on aciIvc ard healthy state OF trade. un the con
lrary, dizziness urrvadrs al departments ct basin.
ess though 90 "a greater extent lu.hafs IA tho Wss
tern produce 'uc. iiJn any u'acr. ass ga addition
90 ihC many causes Of depression before iu oysru
uuu. the rates OF freight bIvo ul hate advanced 81
materially TO cheek purchases for cxp1sta,ion
Our review for "Wednesday morning last ten lhc
Cotton market In AN exceedingly nul inactive state
M consequence of Tho uniavurahIc character of the
utvIccs from thr European Cotton u1l,cts. brought
hy the steamer Great Western, o. New York. and
received here on Tuesday. Since then, tho market
has u"I only continued to exhibit tie same degree
ui du.lncss but the crrcsspn Inns even been great
" increased 5y We receipt yc,icully. per steamer
bCliaulo az Lo>tpu. Of accounts lruin Iiv,rJ-io to
the oh. and from lavrc. 10 he H. OF April fully
fore
SUGAR. LOUISIANA -Theie has D, ca more IN.
lmaliJn IN the Sugar mlrk,t sinrc our review OF
last wednesday mpruing. than has prevailed f,r
som wee Is past, the sales Ofthe three days have
reached 10 same 900 hhds. Tins activity la the
market however, owing To the large STOCK on store
and The anxiety generally manifested un the part OF
holders to realise, has not Produced any change in
rict, TIC extremes of the market being siiii from
tu24 ceuis 10 Tor inferior. and 3 - 81 Tor COOL
ordinary TO strictly prime Very Few parcel.
have brought cents, however, tho bulk Of tho
sales ranging from . to A. couts
MDLASSr.S.-ihe demand fOr Nolasscs still
continues rather limited. but ia cUnscq lcnce of the
light supplies which have reached the Lovec for
some days past, The market since our last review
has been more firm. and prices have slightly impro-
v'd' the present rates for prime lois being "a Is
cents per gallon.
FLOOI-Siuce our review uC last Wcjnc s,l,v
morning, There have been few Transaction in Flour
81 any considerable Importance and VIC have again
Ia report the market rs duh, aud dropping. We are
informed OF sales 10 the extent Of 1890 bbls al "a
50 Snpcrdnc, am il Is probable that Ibis J.,
the highest pdcc hat could now bc obtained Tor
large parcels, though some holders refuse 10 sell
for less than 81 G2l "a small lots from store The
rates arc 81 G2l Is bbls.
POSk.-Ihe market continues io be buriLened
with an extremely large sluc, ofP ,rk and the de-
mand sine our re'iew Of last Wednesday morning
has been more limited, if p issible than IL was pre-
Niously. The consequence ofihis state O. things -
al prices consnuly tending dOwuwur.ls, aud
sales have IN instances, bceR ma 10 oven bc-
low our present quotations which, II will be per
ccivod, have again been reduced Tor m IT descrip.
lions: say nr Clear 50 50 - SIS. Mos 81 a 25
NJ O So, Prime 81 81 p, z O 81 rs. per
barrel. Buk Pork co rInues excessively duh
LAltD.-Ihcro continues 10 be n fair demand Tor
Lard for cxportand good macy pa reels have chang
Cd hands slnro our review uf last Wednesday morn.
ing. The oxuemc range ufthc mlrkct is from
10 cents per pound.