The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-02-23

The following are the wholesale quotations:
ALCOHOLICS. so u gallon.
ALUM.-Sc. q pound.
APPLEs.-F7 barrel, 81; dried, q b, s@sc.
BUcKwHEAT.-4@43c. for Virginia &C. for North
ern.
~BAcoS.-Sides, 1sc. hams, new, 22@23c. old,
2O0a2lc. shoulders, new, lsc. old, le@l7c. Viz.
ginia hog round, ls@2oc.
BUTTER.-2594Oc. q b. In market, pound rolls,
retail, 50@55c.
BRASDY.-French, sl4@$l5 apple, 81. 50; Phila-
delphia, So. 4O@S2.75
BEANS White, S2.75; colored, $3.50.
B~EEswAx.-In fair demand at 3s04oc. Ft.
CoRS.-s5c. Supply increasing.
CORN ~MRAL.-Bolted, at 81 unbolted country
ground meal is cheaper.
CHEEsE.-Northern and Western, 2o@2lc. Eng
lish dairy, 25@sOc.
CoPPEE.-Rio, 10000. Laguayra, sS@aSc. !;
Java, 4o@4sc.
CANDLES. -Adamantine, light weight, 27c.; full
weight, 2s@3Oc. tallow, 2lc.; parahne, 4sc.
CIDER.-Apple, 35G4oc. o. gallon.
CHERRIEs.-seeded, 25@aOc. q d.
CONCENTRATED LYE.-$4 y dozen.
CocHISEAL.-s2.25 q b.
CoTToy.-Marketquiet A few sales at 45c. VIZ
ginia loose lots, 40c.
CoTTOy CARDS. Good, SIS 13 dozen. An article
not quite so good, $la. so a. dozen.
CoTToS YARYs.-From No. s to No. II, $3.50
from No. II to No. 10, 1915.
DYE STUFFs-Madder, lsc.; copperas, &c.; indigo,
Sl@Sl.7 IS extract logwood, 2oc.
DRY GOODS Prints, 2O@3oc.; cassimeres, esq
81; silks, 80. 256S3. Sheetings, unbleached, s3g
s5c.; bleached, a5@5Oc. bteached, New York
mills, 6Oc. Ginghams, Soc; cambrics, 2s43oc.; cot
ton nannels, brown and bleached, 4s0eoc. dan.
nels, all wool, 4o@42.c. hoop skirts, ~ dozen, is
springs, $ll@sl2; 20 springs, sls0si7.so; 50
springs, Sls@s2o; balmorals, u dozen, s24G$4s.
EGGs.-28@aNc. u dozen.
FEED.-Oats. es6e5c. q bushel. s~hipstuf, from
the mill, 75c. ~ bushel. Brownstuf, from the mill
soc. ~ bushel.
FRRTILIzRRs.-Peruyian Guano, $40 u ton. Late
advices from Baltimore state that 1t Is sold there q
1920 n short ton. Pacific Guano, so u ton. Bon.
Dust, $55 "a ton.
FLoUR.-yirginia family, (nominal,) SlaGsiI,
Virginia extra, $li; super8ne, $40; Northern
family, sl1. 50GSl2; Northern extra, &s.2s@
SO Northern superfne, $o@ss.5 so. The Rich
mond inspection stands higher than the Northern
FIsH.-Herrings, s6.o@$7.Oo % banel-some -
mackerel, No. !, sIs9s2e; No. 2, Sl50sle; No. ,
SIS mess shad, in kits, 80.
FLAX sEBD.-S2.s5 O bushel.
FURs.-Rabbit skins, 2 cents q piece red fol-
skins, 75c. Qsi apiece; grey fox, 4oc ; muskrat, zoe.
raccoon, aoc. ; opossum, sc. mink, dark brown
S2@$2.5o; mink, light brown, $i wild cat $50.
house cat, lOc. |; otter, saG$4; beaver, ~. Ten
deney downward. The supply, however, In limited
and the hat dealers will buy prime furs In an
quantity at the above rates.
GINSENG. --s5c .lSi.
HArs.-wool, sis, SIS. so, els, sis.so $is 70 gal
dozen fur, s2i, SIS, ss7, go. 8as, $40 TO ~ y do
gen moieskin silk hats, ssA " dozen dress cas-
simere hats, go I, dozen.
HAy.-Si.so.
HOLLAND GIN. SaG$4s
IRos CASTINGS. Farming and kitchen utenaill
sl5sc. a h manufacturing castings, g. q D
light ornamental castings, Loo. Vab.
KgRosESR oIL.-sSc y gallon retail, u.
. LEArHER.-sole leather, oak, ss4lee.; sois LEI
Their, hemlock, 2s0Aec. ; upper, ss0teo.; KIP.
dozen. ssO@$so; harness. so0ssc.; cali akin
French, ssoQsIo domestic. tsoGeAo.
LasDs-Prime, roe. in kegs, and llsGiss.
~tisrcss; leaf lard |" so-cailsaf and heAnae@, bs
In reality, pressed, lower.