The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-05
Review OF wheeling Wholesale War-
keI.


The markets have been steady aud eX-
ceedingly quiet and dull during the past
week, our business men generally being
engaged in casting up their accounts for
the past year, in order to make their
usual January settlements
DRY Goops.-The market has been
more firm, though not very brisk; prices
have slightly advanced, and we now
quote American Prints, 25i Allea's do, "a
Arnold's do, pc; Glen Coves, do, lTC;
Heavy Brown Sheetings, 33a3i; "A
bleached 81; De Laius, jOa3lci Cotton
Yarns, Soc; Heavy Canton Flannels, 5'3ci
Coburgs, 37a50c.
FLoUR-There was all improved de
mand. and the market is firmcr, though
prices have not undergone any change
tut some are centending for an advance
TIE demand is from the local dealers
We quote common grades at "a7.5O for
fair extras the higher grades are dull
but held at former quotations, viz slOa
1850 for family and fancy brands
GRAIN The market for wheat has not
undergone any change since our last
There is moderate demand from the 10
cal and interior millers for the best
grades OF red, and the offerings being
comparatively light, the market rules
steady. Prime red, 81 ,8OaS2i prime white,
s2sS225
The receipts of corn are more liberal
and the market remains hrm at 4oaoU.
Oats are III fair demand at 35c.
The demand for Rye is not excessive
sales at 24a75c.
Barley is in moderate request at :oasO
for Spring, and SlaSl 10 for Fall
There is fair Inquiry for Ottal, land
we quote shipstuffs at $50 per ton; barn
sl2 per ton.
SEEDs.-Clover Seed sells slowly at 81
BEANs-Are in fair supply 1T cl,75 per
bushel.
HAY-Unchanged and dull prices
nominal at 50 ,50al0 per ton.
PorAToEs-Market dull; inquiry light
and local; sales at Sl,l5al,30
Ous-In good supply and fair demand
sales at S2,l0 for winter strained. Lower
grades are not wanted at any price. Car
bon Oil sells slowly at 7Sc.
CorFEE-The demand is Only modor-
ate at 3la32c for fair Prime and choice
are in fair supply at $50
CHEEsE-The market is quiet, but
prices are maintained ;ssales at 2l4a22c
for Western Reserve.
SuGAR.-A slight decline for refined
Ole for hard refined, zoe for a, and l9a2Oc
for B and c Raw is selling ut l3c for
boxes, l5al6c for Cuba, and lie iCrchOlCc
Porto Rico.
MOLAsSEs. No New Orleans mOlaSscs
in .he market; imported arc lul', aud
range from ?5c to Sl,05. Syrups are III
moderate demand attrom 7Uc to 81 % Tor
best refinery.
TOBACCO Good trade ior Manutac,
tured Black los at 75a7Sc. Navy l-2 and
IA at 7Sc Bright los at 9OcaSi Bright
Is at Slal,40,
Provisions The market is quiet
though not so dull. No Bacon In market
Mess pork slightly declined, sales at
2Sa30. Green meats are not yet offered.
Dressed hogs at llail9. Lard has adj
vanced to 10 for prime leaf.
BUTTER-Market steady and rather
dull; sales at 2Sc.
EGGs-A continued dull market small
sales at CSC.
FEATHERS market is quiet for
prime live geese feathers ut 7Gc per
pound.
GINsENG.-The demand is steady at
zoe per ID. in large and small lots.
BEEswAX fair demand at 35c per
pound fol prime qualities.
WHISKY-The market is dull and
prices are irregular; sales at 81, 23a2,25
duty paid, land 25a26 cents in bond.
SoAP.-The demand is limited, aud
prices remain unchanged; family lie;
German l4c.
OANDLEs.-Market steady and prices
Irregular sales at l9a20c for mould.
FRUIT.-Dried peaches find q ready
market at 25c per quart, and dried ap-
pies command Sal0c per pound.
LEATHER.-Market steady and iirm,
with slight advance; we quote: Sole
leather &c per pound; harness 4Oc per
pound; bride S5OaS55 per dozen up
per S42a45 per dozen; Oak sole 40c per
pound calfskins Sl,75 per pound; French
calf s., JOa2, 40 per pound