New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-22
Liverpool Wool Market.
r,oa stu Day & Co., Circular.

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uocr a;ncs o,,y ls.t of Sd alt we have no neW
,,,,,re On ,erusrs Ia the Wool trade there ID stli
isf,e consumption going on, but me rnanuiac'eie az
IL, ty rytreue caution and only buying LOT i'iS
stnnding Lhis considerable ousinsss
- -, drn. during the last month; among other
hing, ye mar note Alpaca and Peruvian sneeps WOOL
az hicif from 200 10 1850 oulots OF each sor, nave
eu taken By the trade 400 bales oil Last inos " 90.
cre ofsr.d b. auction oil. the 2ih III. and vert OF a.
full ra.cs some kinds realizing from "a 10 "a per 10 az
vince on lsst saes The 4th series oil pubic saes OF
Colonial Woods commenced in London on the I'm VII
sbout IS COO bales chiefly Australian and Van De1nen
Lind viii be offered The sales so !ef are gong on p'-
,er thsn was ezpec.eda good attendance oil ue traae
and prices have up to this time rated much me same a.
the acpternber Gales.
Ne have only 952 bales OF American Wool entered 20
ts port during month and part Of the late arrivals are
not Yn; landed that have great choce o. 'heSe
WOODS ON the market present The sales made slhc e
fur Last have. been 81 about the annexed quotations
parcel of Old Wool last years growth 2 10 Elooo;
brought for part ls % part ls3l 6I oaIcs were
81 the sales In London on the 25th ut they "erc I1
well csssed and few lots brought from 10 IS go
they chiefly Withdrawn
JsD5yis FIR his seasOn-Octooer and NoTenoef' u1,
Previously this year 49,. ll9l
,rh ,tio,otng furnished by the circular o! Messrs
tco,rb Wool Broters contains additional information
Va thai which we have different times presented re-
sutinz from the experience Of our friends iesaFs ."
Creame * Co.
"Tbe production Of Wool IN the United States appears
10 DO 80 rapJly increasing beyond the wants OF me Au-
can Msnuaeturers. ha' must ere nnp year. maze pass
80 n,d zen s,f;iy III. .tten on Of all Merchants and
In The irsde will he United States, and
e therefore beg point out 10 you ie descriptions
and cua-s most likely, In opinion 10 communal me
aenon Of msnUfac'ufera and eaye saisisctory re-
/ulis 10 Growers Shppers aud Cons gnses and TO add Il
few observations the method OF Pc kinR most aesfdoe
FOR facilitating lieir sale Ia illis usrh.t
Me,no Fleeces OF full blood to breed We ihlnS are
the most likely obtain In his market me
haehsired .ay to = nch' SCUM aP @
Cornbers and Spnners OF Bradford and these requisites
ARE combined with superior condition both as regards The
frarp pttF
they win be readily disposed of AT our periodical sales At
Intervals Of weeks 10 two months throughout The year
.fThe shorter grown haired Woods will he used for
clothing purposes prices relative 10 The demand tor
either wooden worsted goods These purposes being
~ essentially different IL requisite for all parties inter
.sed ia packing the Woods 10 grade the eces according
10 respective qualities OF neness, condition and
OF the growers shenrng Tine 10 sake Out and break
OF Tie and greasy locks ana skrnes from each
oy IN unprotected eye and hlnd, IN very shon time the
value OF The heeoes being considerably augmented hy
their freedom from these inferior portions, and the Latter
producing their iull vane. II packed separately. The
lower descriptions of native and quarerbIed Wool h
preaching nearly 10 The qualities OF English w ool
are not likely TO meetwh much attention. eXceptI prices
reatve TO those of English Of the same quality
- lambs' Wool and Siipe or pulled Woods, II OF good
quality viii also command attention nj The market prces
ofths day.
essential 10 the Interests Of a irreguary IN this
spec, depreciatng the value greatly In the minds OF the
buyers and bringing lis own penalty in the shape OF allow
uuces after the s1les whenever claim for SUCH Irregular
y can subslanaed the satisfaction Of the Selling
Broker; II being lWpOssIOie IhRc tnics VI 'uo'
some,imes exceeding bales In s=resl for the
buyers examine The bales except at tue end shown
when piled
I'VE recommend packages about 4 et; inches long,
q inches deep and WIDE packed square and pressed
10 hold from q to not exceeding cwt. OF Wool! Il the
DO strong, ropes are required such packages
being desirable for stowage on board snip, and p'-
!ugior exemnaton than round bales, which detective
In 10th these respects and generally taken nj higher
freight than square bacs Moderate pressing inur
to the Wool; but excessive pressure DO used IS
apt to become hard and cakcd and for this reason The
larger packages objectionable US well as being un
mnnhg cable In warehouse.
In conclusion beg 10 add that these Woods seem
likely arrive period of year when they III not inter
f-rc with tho produce of Colonies of Van Depens
Land and PORT Phir which is used FOR similar purposes
arrives and is generally for the most part sold between
the months OF April and October"