The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-30
INCIDENT OF STRENGTH.

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INCIDENT OF STRENGTH.
An incident of strength has been de-
velopcd in the fact that the Ohio con-
signor who has held 100000 pounds in
this market since last summer, under
restrictions not to open until January I,
| and then not at less price than 90 cents
has shown some of his shipments 10
the Philadelphia market, where he holds
about 100 bags and is very strong in for
the toe. As far rs this market is con-
ccrnrd, this lot covers about one-iifth Of
the stock of Fleece Wool in store here,
and its tirmncss assists materially To
strengthen every lot, great or small.
There are no special indications of sn
advance, probably II question Of constant
speculation with our readers. The wool
en- mills are running on Spring Fabrics,
and piling them up without any just now
encouraging symptoms of free sales. As
the goods market runs, any advance in
wool would Immediately secure n r"duc-
tion in spindlcs probably in n sufficient
quantity to make the decrease in the
consumption of wool average the in
crease in the price. But further on tow
ard the close of January, as the desirable
fccccs become less and less, the market
will undoubtedly sustain for four or five
weeks nm advance Of lM2c per ID, from
tho actual scarcity of good sorts.
CLOSE or THE YEAR
The year closes n very unsatisfactory
season 10 the wool men. Their wool
purchased in Ohio at 50c has not aver
| aged a value up 10 date above 53lc, nnd
counting interest, shrinkagr and cn.
pcns"s, the profits on w""l, like the
profits on woolcns, have been almost mi.
! The influences of the season-stagnation
of general business, Stoppagc Of mschin-
cry, and extra heavy purchases abroad by
the leading dress goods mills-haye been
to the trade generally unexpected inhu-
enCcs.
The best styles Of Fall clip are not
worth here more than Toe; in fact when
2jc is named il begins 10 touch the
! limit of buyers ideas. These Woods
will have to sell to cost about 60 10 G5c
! 10 compete with the secured shipments
| from the PHiRc, and 10 merit the general
| iptercst OF the market. In Spring clips
! there j. II full stock, but the sales are slow,
although holders are still quite firm.
! In Flccccs there is no special incident
/ to notice in the matter Of transa tion' for
| the week.
! Sales for the week amount 10 753 600
/ lbs. domestic and l3S,OOn lbs. foreign.
/ No UsE Of any longer taking the large,
rcpulsiy", grIping, drastic and neaus"on'
pills composed 81 crude and bulky in
gredicnts and put up in cheap wood ana
pastcboard boxes, when We can by care.
! ful application Of chemical science, cT-
tract all the cathartic and other medical
prOprictics from the most valuable roots
and herbs, and concentrate them into n
minute Granule scarcely larger than n
mustard seed, that can b. readily s~al-
| lowed by those Of the most sensitive
stOmachs and fatidiOus tastes. Each of
DIR. Picrce's Pleasant Purgatiyc Pellets
represents in most concentrated form,
ns much cathar,ic power NJ is embodied
/ in any Of ths large pills found for sale
| in the drug stores. From their wonder
ful cathartic power m proportion 10 their
size people who have not tried them are
| apt u suppose they are har.h or drastic
/ in effect, but such il not mt all the case,
| the different active medical principles Of
which they are composed being 40 har.
| mOnized, one by the Others, NJ 81 pro.
duce n most searching and thorough. yet
gently and kindly operating catharic.
The Pellets are sold BY dealers in med.
! iCines.