The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-04-10

ity is almost unprecedented; and al
| though we are still more than two
months from the receipt Of the new
crop of Western there is not over half
million pounds of domestic fleece in
I this market, and probably less than
that amount in New York and Phila'
delphia put together.
So far as domestic pulled woods are
concerned, prices are in fact quotably
lower, the transactions showing q de-
cline in some grades Of 295c 2 ID
Foreign wool skins are also lower, the
demand from pulIers having fallen Oft.
just row pulled is more plenty than
fleece, with tendency to accumulation;
for though the stock is light for the
season, the current sales for consump-
ton are corresponding!y small. More
over pulled wool has been forced above
its natural level as compared with
fleece; but being no longer relatively
scarce, the equilibrium in prices Is
necessarily being restored.
The bulk of transactions during The
past week has been in fine foreign wool,
the supplies of which are also accumu-
lating. The coarser grades still con-
tinue scarce, and are relatively firm.
A number Of overdue cargoes, from
Australia, South America and the Cape
of Good Hope, have arrived during the
last few days, aud although a portion OF
these receipts come directly 10 manu-
facturers, there is now fair selection
Of these desirable woolens in the hands
OF the trade. Dealers have been buying
them quite freely, and at a shade lower
prices, as importers, who have add ton
al supplies on the way, generally prefer
to sell at a concession, rather than TO
warehouse in bond and take the chance
of a reduc ion in the tnr,H.-Bos'o9
Bulletin.
NEW YoEk.
April 6--Tuc market for domestic
remains very quiet, and prices Tor the
grades have shaded trhe. Low and
medium qualities are in good request,
AMI. as stocks are much reduce, full
rates are maintained. There has been
& lite more inquiry fr foreign, and
;hc market is firm a. q1n'ed rates, hut
with In le oficrln,.
WuOLEN GOODS There has been
an unusually ou;ct market in Wooden
Goods for The week close !, as the very |
u,.preorahle weather that prevail ed |
rho f st OF the week was moi in the
least calculated to hasten demand Tor
Lrh, WEIGHT woolers. while agents are
M, rressinr in their sac OF heavy |
wei hts Toyari the close Of the |
vol; however there WIS a demand tor
smoII oroo,;,i.s nj lisLI caIorpd tan.
Cos for Snr;,o wear >er the end OF the
month near ~ hand, aad large paw
mem. orcnrrii o. the first OF next |
month attention has been directed !
somewhat thereby and rnrchases, un- !
H.. comnrI.o.v have been neglected or |
i,.,i
Ths stock of Srrirp WOODEN. : now |
- yarv reduc.J sup,lv in comrari, on
w,,n nrevious seasons, and the season, |
as ,ar "a the stock in first haods is con-
c..r.i will show remarkably clean.
W,,b ;ohI.r. and clo,h;ers the same
,'sr' 49, vii also no ann,rent as all en-.
gacaJ in the distribution feel ii a, it
wi rot 10 70 carry stock over to next
Snr;n, in rho usnal LoIk
Tbe wool market shows the most
huo,ant spirit that has marked its
Opera lions Ior the past months, and no
decline i'm prices l. ant,cluai"d Tor some .
ume' s;'h9"Ih innch n. H...'',, n3" III, .
are not looked ior' " '"e ?WTpPp'sI - a.
large hummer % SI,lan .'',,, hs az" rn,S
reduced Iunnlr UNFIT 81 'I ha'o o ,ondanay -
large ana sl''a!., vi" i "a'i a. r' ,rooi w,
check so large a "slla"a ioF WIZ "TT'' !u
the decreased pr"''"'''o" wiz NV
moe strength to tie improved pr'eIS
IN a necessary on new uOtlls, WDltU |