The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-15
Review of wheeling Wholesale Mar
kct.


In our markets there has been no es-
sential change, and we have an exceed
incly dull trade to report during the
past week, except i'll retail way Mer-
chants are closing MP the years business
and are not buying beyond immediate
wants
DRY GooDs.-j'p 10 last night sales
footed up pretty well generally, taking
into consideration the lateness of the
season, the smallneSs of stocks, and the
lack of confidence. For years past there
was a speculative feeling in dry goods
circles during December and January,
which is quite in contrast to present
movement, and doubtless will continue.
The opinion appears to be general that
no reaction in prices worth special no
tice will transpire; hence all purchases
will be for immediate sales We quote
American Prints 22!; Allen do 2l!; Glou-
cester do 22 Arnolds do 20; Warn sutta
do 10; Heavy a. Brown ShectnSs 81.
Crash IS; Greeue Z. bleached, "A, 81
Semps. ldom do, IA, IS; Foster DO !, 20
Dc LANES 80; Wool do 50; Baimofais
1855, Satjneis GOAL %; Beverly wills
80; Cotton Yarp5 %.
FLOUR A moderate d@ul.ao IL @0ii'
mon grades, which are ceiling 81 &1a7s
fo- fair extras; the higher grades are dull,
but held ut former quotations, viz: SlOa
1850 and 5ll.5J e. family ana fancy
brands.
GRAIN.-The market is steady and dutli
-. ~ ,--.,.tu mol. ,,r;;ae red wheat ~ II:
prime white $40.
The receipts of Corn are only moder-
ate. hardly equal TO the demand, which
is coed, both froru the retailers and deal
ers. and the market is firm ut full frices.
Sales at 45a5C.
There is a continued fair demand for
Oats, and, with only moderate offerings,
holders are contendiug for further adj
vance Sales at IS.
The demand for Rye has slightly I'M
proved sales at T9s50.
There is but limited business doing
in Barley; sales at sOas5.
HAY.-We have nothing new to report
of this market. The demand Is limited
and entirely local. and tie market Is
heavy; sales at $40 per ton.
MoLAssEs. No Now Orleans mciasaes
in the market; imported are dull,
and range from rs toISl,05. Syrups
in moderate demand at from 20 to Sls5
for best refinery.
PoTAToEs.-Not much doing sales at
$l25. 80.
OLA decided decline in Lard Oils,
which are offered at $3.50 for extra win.
ter strained Lower grades are not want
ed at any price. Carbon oil has advanced,
audllots are worth SOC; single barrels S3
ass.
CoFFEE.-Fair demand ct 3la32 Tor
fair. Prime and choice are in limited
supply at 33a34c.
tHEEsE.-steady demand for W, r.
at &c
SueAR.-A decline is felt on refined,
Raw ia selling at Is cents for boxes l5al6
for Cuba and l9 for choice K. Il. Rards
2l1; Soft Is, lss ard l9t.
TOBACCO Good trade for Mauutact-
ured Black los 75a7s. Navy I-2 and IA,
~ Bright los, 9jal,00. Bright IS,
s1,00 to 40.
PRovIs1oNs.-Very limited transac-
tons No Bacon in market. Mess pork
S30aS3l. Green eats are not yet offered.
Dressed hogs at Hall l-2. Lard has de-
clined and very dull Buying at lsalo.
BUTTER.-Demand light supply good;
sales at zoe.
EGGS In limited supply; demand fair;
sales at Csc.
DRuGs.-A continued dull and steady
market; prices unchanged.
APPLEs.-Nothing new to report; de-
mand limited and local; sales at S5.50a6.
WHIsKY.-The market is dull, though
no decline was established, and we con
tiHue to quote it S2.26.
LEATHER-Market steady and FIRM
we quote: Sole Leather, 37a42c per ID;
Harness, 40o per h.; Bride S5SaS6O per
doz; Upper, s46aS4s per doz.; Oak Sole,
45a4sc per b.; Calfskins, Sl,75asi,9O per
ID; French Calf. $40 per ID.