The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-09
review of Wheeling wholesale Mar
WHEELING, w. VA, Marcl

WHEELING, w. VA, March 5.
The market is exceedingly dull, anC
| no demand of any consequence. Quota
tions are generally nominal Business
NAV be said to have a"blue" appear
ance
DRY GooDs.-The market is exceed
ingly dull and prices are nominal. We
quote; American Prints 20c; Aliens do.
zoe; Arnold's do. 13c; Heavy Brow n
Sheetings 20e; 4-4 bleached 26ci De
LANES 25a27c.
FLoUR.-The market is quiet as in
everything else, buyers are holding OF to
see the issue of the present unsettled
state Of values, and holders do not press
! their stocks, knowing the sales could not
beafected by any decline to which they
would willingly submit We quote COM
mon grades at 7a7,50 tor fair extras;
choice extras seas, so; the highest grades
are dull, but held at former quotations,
viz: Sl0a1l,50 for family and fancy
brands.
GRAIN.-Wheat is held quite as firmly
as it was last week, and small sales are
made at full prices, principally of the
higher grades. We quote prime red at
81, ,7Oa2; prime white $2,l5a235.
The receipts OF corn are more liberal,
and the market remains firm at 53c.
Oats are in fair demand at 35c.
Srhe demand for Rye is not excessive !
sales at SOC.
Barley is in moderate request at 75a55
for Spring, and 90ae6 for Fall.
There is fair inxuiry for ofal, and we
quote shipstutfs at $40 per ton barn sll
per ton.
sEEDs.-Clover seed more active at
s7a7,25; and Timothy at S4.
HAY.-Dull aud unchanged prices
nominal at Sc. .50a9.
OL.-In moderate demand lard sells
at So; carbon very dull at 60a63,
CoFFEE.-Demand fair at 2Sc for COM
mon; 3Oa31 for strictly choice.
CHEEsE.--The market is quiet, but
prices are maintained sales at 81 Ia
22c for Western Reserve.
SUGAR,-A material decline tor re-
fined; l9 l-2c for hard refined, IL, II and
l6 l.2 torAB andC. Raw is selling at
I3c for Jokes and 15al6 for Cuba.
MoLAssEs.-No New Orleans molasses
in the marketi imported are dull, and
range from 7Qa90. SyrupS are II mod
crate demand at from 6OaSl,2 20 for best
refinery.
ToBACCo--Goud trade TOR maaursCtur.
ed black los at 75a75c Navy l-2 and Ia
at 7sc. Bright los at 90aSl. Bright Is
at SlaSl;5O.
PROVISIONS s.--Market dull, shoulders
Is, plain hams %; sugar cured hams 25i
bulk sides l6i bulk shoulders Ia. Mess
Pork S3Oa32 Green meats are Rot yet
offered Dressed hogs at Ilallt Lard
has advanced tn lsaE0
BUTTER.-None offered in lotsi sales
in small way at 30c.
EGGs.-More Offering in lots at lSa20c.
FEATHERs.-The market is quiet for
prime live geese feathers at 65c per
pound.
GlNsENG.-Ihe demand is steady at
40c per lb in large and small lots.
BEEswAX.-A tair demand at 35c per
pound for prime qualities
WHIsKY.-There was an active de.
mand for bonded whisky up to March J.,
and large sales were made at Csc per
gallon. Free raw advanced to 2,25s and
has since been firm at that price.
SoAP.-The market is dull Eastern
family l5ci German l3c
CANDLEs.-Market steady mOuled 49,
star 2e; hotel 90
FRUIT. Dried peaches find ready
market at 20c per quart, and dried ap.
Piles command 5al0c per pound.
LEATHER. moderate, and
market dull We quote: Sole leather
3Sa42c per pound harness 3sa40c per
pound bride S4Sa55 per dozen; upper
s4Oa42 per dozen; oak sole 35a4ec per
pouud calfskins Sl,65al,75 per pound
French calf 81 ,90a2,20 per pound
WooL-Buyers have lett the market,
The sales in the Eastern markets are
dull. We hear offers of50a60 for medium
and good clips.