Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-06

"ashed ~ " ctsj l,bOO lbe tub Washed mosuy
picked at 4Si otsj 5000 lbs. Z to full blood, very
light Ohio fleece, at asa 900 los selected fleece
at 52}j 5000 lbs blood st AZ cts, 1000 lbs. TO
} blood at 6s ou. 5000 lbs. fancy clip at b4t ct';
1000 lbs. fancy clip at So cts.j lot fancy clip at
6O4 o,s.j 300 lbs Qook second promium) 56 ots !
25c los lambs fleece from premium sheep at 10
cts.j two lots fancy clip ct 81 etsj lot do at 52l
ctsi tive lots do. at 81 ots lot do. at 56i cts lot
do. at 90 cts; lot do. at 81 cts 10 900 lbs. medium
fleece, very light 4Ol ois.' $500 medium Ohio
fleece, 81 ots 6,5OOane Ohio fleece, l6i etsj D. 900
mixed lot fleece, sSi cts; lot fancy clip, 81 cts;
lot do. 50 cts; lot fancy At 54l cts; lot do. 81 cs
lot de. 40 ctsj lot do. A6l os.j lot do 4e ols lot
do. (premium) 10 cts; lot do. 554 ets lot do. 90
ots.j lot do. 6s cite.
Mr., Coolidge, Of Boston. bought 900 lbs. mix,
cd fleece, very light at 80 cts.j $4,000 lbs. blood
Ohio fleece at 461 ots.i $500 lbs. 6no Ohio fleece
at 40 ots.j 1000 lbs. to blood Ohio fleece, 42l
cts lot fancy clip ia. premium) 40 cts; lot do
as cts; lot do 5l1 cts; lot do 49I cts 5000 lbs.
fancy 40 cts,
Messrs. P. and II. Stearns PittsGold, Mass.
bought 1000 lbs, ane heavy wool at 3Oc.; lot Of
fne and coarse mixed at llIcj 5000 lbs to full
blood Ohio at 45c,; 10000 lbs. 4 to blood Ohio
at 45c5 5000 lbs. blood, very clean and light,
S7c.j $4,000 lbs. full blood Ohio, 5Olc; 5000 lbs.
common to blood Ohio, 3sic lot fancy clip 544c;
lot fancy clip 524c.
5000 lbs, mixed fleece and tub, sold as lie, one
third of unwashed 374e.; 900 bis. lot very fue
fleece, one third of unwashed, 474o.
| Mr.. Sexton, Cleveland, bought 1900 lbs. line
Clip at 46c.
600 lbs. fine Ohio fleece, 46Ic.; 5000 lbs Z to
full blood fine fleece 44c lot fancy ctip 5lc.; lots
d.. SOC; lot do 5OIc5 lot do. 26c
Mr. H, Hill, OF Providence bought 10000 lbs
full blood, extra light Ohio at &c pc; 20 600 lbs.
full blood Ohio fleece 53c 20 600 lbs do. same pile
5Oc; Is 900 lbs selected fancy Ohio fleece 55c,
II 900 lbs fancy fleece, selected from the best clips
Of Ohio, 60 l-2.
Mr. Matthews, Of Painesvile, bought $500 lbs
medium Ohio at 4l l.2c; 5000 lbs choice Ohio fine,
at 40 l>2c 1900 lbs choice fine Ohio fleece selected
from fiue clips, 49c 1900 lbs mixed lot fleece, un.
washed, 34c; 5000 lbs choice fine fleece, 4sc.
Mr. Randall, of Pittsburgh, bought $500 lbs
choice fine Ohio at 49c; feeces exha nice, was
run up to Sl,l5.
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Mr.. W. H. Ladd brought 600 lbs from premium
clip, years old at 55oi lot first premium fancy
clip al GOc lot iaucy clips, TIC; lot fancy do. 56ci
lot do SIC; lot do 62c; lot do 52c lot do. 60 &c.
| (2d premiuml lot do. Coo.
Mr.. Black bought lot fancy clip at 63c
Messrs Townsend & Son, Boston, bought 5000
medium fleece, unwashed very light, 4Oci loco
lbs mixed, uuwashed 2sc lot unwashed pulled,
zoe.
Mr.. Rose Cleveland, bought $1,000 selected
fancy Ohio feeces SO cts; lot of 10000 lbs, not
specified, 80 l 2 C; Is, 600 lbs full blood Ohio ietces
so l-2c; 3 bales pulled, 3sc.; $4,000 IA TO ,
blood fleece 80 l-2c 10 600 lbs "a to full blood
Ohio fleece 47c GOOO lbs 3 blood fleece 43 20;
lot unwashed pulled slc.; lot fancy clip, lsc; lot
do 5lc lot do 62c; lot do 5Oc, lot do 81 I-2ci lot
do 25c; lot do So &c
Mr. sutlG, Cleveland, bought 10 900 lbs. IL to
3-4 blood fleece, 42c
Mr.. L. Benedict Cleveland, bought lot fancy
clip 2s l &c.
Mr.. Eddy; Fall River, bought lot fancy clip
SO l-2c.
Mr. Hutchinson, agt., bought lot fancy, SIC
A lot of 1000 lbs. "a blood Ohio fleece was
sold at 47c., but name Of purchases not given.
| 1t is understood that quite number of these
buyers were acting as agents of other parties. The
great wool dealer A. NJ. CLARK Of st. Albans, Vt f.,
was present at the sale, not without being interest
ed, probably. The bidding was generally spirited
and the amounts will figure up enormously. All
the wool entered upon the catalogue was sold and
the sale closed about o'clock yesterday afternoon.
The sale was conducted by o. Cutter, rs auction.
eer Thr attendants will to day leave town and
the great Fair is over. 1t has been abundantly
successful and the wool growers of the whole
country will now look forward TO their annual Fair
aud exert themselves to render each one more fui.
ly attended and more of great feature than the
preceding one Growers have become acquaint-
ed with Themselves and with manufacturers, and
free interchange of opinions has been had upon
all prominent topics connected with the trade
Such a state of things cannot fail of being pub
lie and general benefit. May the next years Fair
be equally creditable.