Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-28

RISE STAPLE GooDs-SevsrsI merchant, O
this own (says The Fayetteville O5serUey) who have
lately returned from the Nor b, firm the sa,em MS
made in the following extasi OF ls,tsr ON a mer.
chant Of Columbia, C. to bis friend in that town:
NEW York, September, 1881.
Dear Sir:-I have iorua sied you some New Vol
Psper', aud discharge what f,s 10 be duly, in
stating to you tho state Of ,his market: tbis souid do
wnh some accuracy by saying at once tn ihsre an
goods, sush as are Indispensable 10 planters. l wi
eowsvsr, go more into deals. Since September, 1880
Bar Lead II2 :" 25
Bale Ropiug 3 40
Anvils and Vices 2io3 s5
White Lead (25 ksg.) 81 etc. p.r key 1919"
Hardware has advanced 10 price from 10 20 20 per
cent All descriptions OF domesiis good, such % brown
and bieat he'd heme'puDs, striped mespuns, eek,
iskings, negro clothing, &c &s have advanced 20 PEI
cent, 10 IL months and cotton warns rs per cent Do
blat ksis and coarse wooeos 20 per cent.
Thu, far The holders Of goods are more than usually
hrm in th cir prses-wheiher ibis will connus ttrousi
out hs season, is doubtful at leas, as regards imported
goods American goods will main ain their present pr,ees
or may probably Advance.
Our planters will do we'll I, calculate 10 Cue a,op
whsheri, 10 best to make all, part of their negro
soit iDg TO buy IL at Advance last fals prses
shalt have sou negro eiobing AMI blankets 10 seI
bu, this eanpo influence me 10 slaDg those which
are OF such importance to our fsrmers many Of whom
only aseersiu The prices they have pay when too late
10 iLf1ueDcs their srfapg smenis.
Every thing appears 10 be improving in this country
stock, real estate, manufacturing establishments all
10 clear this week this month, the idea with us IT, 10
hold on with both hands, 10 what little ws may have
made IN tbs whois sourle OF or lses, bat the idea
here 10 70 bod with two ngers, aud gather
with he o her eight nine.
From tho Duchess Republican
Interesting to Wool Growers. -A gs nrman OF This
vIisge has politely furnished with The following az
uasp OF a letter from his respondent, dated
LONDON, sob Aug. 1881.
I'll your wool market should b, come n q, Tor GER
,sin time, caused by opinions and yariou, oher cir
Gums aoses, We yet think IL will ske favorsble Turn
for eli low woods distant period, il il will al al
be su'eepiihlo 10 regulate self fairly with the situation
OF our own European maikss wish latter are at he
prertDt momen in most ingulsr 30 ion; for Russia
Pfuss, Austria, FTsnss, and Holland have eseh large
aTmie' on wafike fooliOg This military mosi be
elohed Tor which purpo's soDrse,s supply cloth ssd
blankets TO an enormous extent, are now exeeui by
continental manufacturers, who oversun all hs dsfss
where woods produced, and eagerly buy up all The
low Woos for their pufpossg. For this reason, all
The god low wool, costing q, per pound and under,
Will, be consumed on toe sentiment Of EIrop Done, or
eomPaTa ively spssking, very little, will reach this
country, although 90 much 10 wanted bv own
home sOnsumers We e,uld now sell 1000 bales 10
one day OF good low German wools at and under O..
per TO- TO our manufacturers, but have 10 OF.
Ter, and All the ohsr commission houses similarly
situated. There are some low woods here, but we
not call ihe good During the next six MONTE 20 900
bses OF spanish WOO are expected here; these Spa.
nish wools' 'bsnsnd orr own Eogh woods VIII be re-.