Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-06
From HE NJ q. Price Current.

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REMARKS ON THE MARkEr.-Since
our report Of "Wednesday last, there has been
increased activity in several departments OF
the market.
COTroN-Arrivsd since the 2lst inst, of
Louisiana and Mississippi TO-. 1876 bales, Ten
nessee 1928, Arkansas l2o, Lake 50, Texas IL,
together 1912 bales. Cleared in the same
time for Liverpool llSl bales, Havre 1912;
logethef 5l9l ~bales-making an addition to
stock of S2iS bales, and leaving on hand, in
elusive OF all on ship board not cleared ON tie
2lth inst, Il stock oil S9.S36 bales.
SUGAR, LoUlsiANA-The fair demand ior
old crop Sugar, before noticed. still continues,
the transactions since our last having amour
ted TO some 200 hogsheads, leaving the stock
on hand only about 400 hogsheads. AS to
prices there is no variation, the rates for com
mon being from 6@5s, Fair 6AG6S, Prime z
al cents W ID. For new crop the inquiry
has also been quite brisk, and nearly all of the
parcels which have come in, have been sold ut
rates ranging from 81 10 "a cents " 10. Some
few small lots of prime have been sold at 6s
and even z cents, from second hands, but the
bulk of the sales from first hands have been
made at 81 cents, and the quality of the lots
so sold, has, in most Instances, been about
Fair. Some OF the parcels recently received
are OF excellent quality, both as To grain and
color, and very well drained also for so early a
period of the season.
MOLASSES-We have again TO report the
demand for new crop Molasses as being quite
fair. Some few small sales have been made
at 81 cents " gallon. but the ruling price has
been 30 cents " gallon, and at which rate
there were sellers when we left the market
last evening. The receipts since our last
amount To 5Y2 brls. Cleared none.
FLOUR-The sales of the three days may
be set down at 5000 to 10000 brls., said to be
principally for shipment, and we particulariaC
the principal transactions as follows:-S0t
brls' at S3.S7k, GOO at S3,S74; 800 at S3,S7a
l5Qat S3,S75; 500 at 500, 800 at 81 %, 3oC
at Sl,45, $50 at Sl,25, 100 at $500, 800 al
S 400, 400 at 81 ,250Sl 80, 1000 at 81 80, and
600 whole and 400 hall brls. kiln dried at 81,
00P brl.
PORK-The rates for Mess Pork have fur
ther declined, and we have to note a sale o
about 200 brls., diryt from the Levee, atSl4,
5O " brl. The small sales for planters or
ders, ship stores &C.. are SD, 75G 10 for Mess
SD for Nj. o., and Sll for Prime.
BACON-The Bacon market is still dull
and the stock accommodating, particularly q
Hams, which are still lower, and we quote 70
uncanvassed Hams las. Canvassed do. SB6
10. with some extra at l090ll; Sides SGSi
Shoulders 7@7f cents ~ Id.
LARD-The stock continues TO accumulate
and prices are on the decline. We note
sale OF 500 kegs gerry superior, taken for the
Havana market, at s cents ~ ib. There i
some inquiry for round lots, for shipment &c
the North, but we understand that the offer.
OF buyers are only about7497a cents for prime
quality, which rates holders are unwilling tc
submit TO. Our quotations are now 79S cents
" fb., according to quality.
COFFEE-We continue TO quote for fair tc
prime Rio 7l@72 cents ~ h., with a lighI
stock and a fair demand. Some very few in
ferior samples may be bought for less. No
thing doing in other descriptions beyond mere
retail sales, at our quotations.