Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-15

TitE WOOL. TRADE
Ne stities sutsa,d o. tLe ,ub cot 81
Tho wss Msrtst -dh a. ssch peasu., % 20 sdnat.d e
Sss 10 ~h'oA fsisr'snd lafdir rs., the sieu
usats ssd e~aeissioEs enhodp,a Ia A. a least Ne 49,
mhihey ,eTy ooreat.
oss obsse oasbi IT, sed say .s g. tuspsr ,aG,,
s,iss eaerpsBg Wool c,. ton, ever, source
-e'tl has tie spF-asAaos OF t~lns s,eon oa tA ia.
tsresa'sg .nhsset We sas Interesting fct makes 10
sHgHt asHerrAs lssa~
~hsn the in few gaoa,hs makes than haF
-,ss, y dollars d,se',scs siaglc commodity of ,hef
,a,ps, ysodsoo cfop However. We have to take
thiss, the, nol asts, should be SIX sEN
~ HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS pretty
tAr INDIRECT TAN upap the Farmers n Vermont Tor
"Eysn@eaf Of the snsats Aero Of battle aud bis
t,as gsiissi ss<eessos
Hos sve, ,as have abide the oonsec ocnoe. result
Jag Of tie decisions that
si an ta,ehgeai ,eope I'VE aiu5e nor to ihs Uaionl
AID pay pretty dear Tor the Jsckson Wn.tlc Bot At
hd It Is unlus, that venon, shoad thus suffer Tor the
ios,, Of her .,.,er .;scsbui oonsong that sic has
'.reis,.ss. and iosutude and strength to endure IT.
BA0 pred"ets rass al forty cent beo,o their for
rs.s she ~ yield the sacrifice for the ing
nth su, ssa,hean, seoul upon the Authors.
la hs.. have doubt bot that tho farmers Of thus
r'oa ell prudeay and jude ousy dPosng Of their
Wool this state of things
For ne Herald
Nrw YoRE Aug .. 1881.
SSH your paper Of the 25,h ul which contains my adj
,,,ti.emrn, addressed to wool Growers noticed CON.
munIe.,iOp signed "o,ego with your editorial remarks
thereon.
The reasoning, aud advice Of "oscgo" good far
they CO. but he ouits points hs reasonngs which,
6duly considered. gh change least modify his ad
vice TO Wool Growers II Judge the mott Of the
writer BY his communication should say .Oego' large
holder Of Wool who wishes impression in IA
rofs IN Iai and 10 he
lies, favorable opportunity to sell out himself.
Thcss ultimately acquainted with the Of European
sde that DOL has already declined England
IS TO 10 per cent in value and they conclude that what has
happened before under the ccunstanecs will happen
sgain viz that European Minuf,otu will become
stocked with goods which consequence oe the low prices
81 Wool and the press labor there he afforded
cheap rates These goods will be purchased by those
the trade who sti have capital credit Europe and
brought {" this Market To compete with American Msnuac
lures and purchased by such persons they Will be ship
ped to TIN, county by the Manufacturers themselves and
reed no the market at such prices they will bring
the exclusion Of Ameroan goods and greatly to the dei
msnt OF our Manufacturer
The consumption Of so'"s must also lie much diminished
through the diminished othe public buy them
unless the price also reduced correspond with their d
minshed resources.
There seady large stock Of wool hand Of the old
sad ps.eHi crop and than be worked for the
naindef OF the year i1ctoes should
diss operaoa and cannot be supposed that thirds OF
them will do year The stock OF wool will
therefore he con.tsnty increasing and by holding for
high price when has declined abroad larger import
than usual will take place and tho price be kept down
tot longer period than would fthe farmers should
forward and the market by selling aud contrary
by meeting the market and shutting importation
fast az possible the stock will diminish and tie valve OF
crop OF yeay will be greatly increased and the
our nj
and speedy And the other hand again holding the price
Of the material too high or manufacturers
pete With foregnes, will tend 10 divert capital from that
baneb Of bushes, aud foreigners all the adyhnta
gee when they formerly possessed The injury Of
menesn Agricultural AID manufacturing isdas,fy. can
give t~eniy other good wh the farmers should
hold oI higher prices present than tie state Of thns
~i admit, bu, deem those already given sufficient.
Growers and Msnpiaeisros have opposite Interests
the eostrsy bo from bat have said above a
they have the strongest Involvement and support
each other.
am not interested dollar 50 either wool Hanufao
beyond Commission such les may make Lu
us sAs,ss fsrnsns sell al their wool this fl
carry he sPung h.ghesi pee the get, and u
ssss~s as., crop unt,l by Their laiat efforts
ssnsseturers lOe'sa competition shui from mar
keu
Asr~ 10 pvbe sales by tie dsi Of oco
t<f And refer yssf readers n. advertisement.
Respectfully. pour obi. servant.
JOHN 4. PARKER
THE RICH ANp TIiE room