The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-13
RETAIL N ARKET.
REVIEW OF THE WEEK.

No marked noticeable feature has occurred in the
general aspect of commercial affairs. since last report
In regard to money, the supply and demand about
equal and in commercial cities easy. rather than
stringent prevails. The produce and grain
ke has not been active.
The Cincinnati Commercial says
The money market has varied hut little in its general
bearing throughout the week eitpsed since last
view. But little first class paper is rejected at the dis.
without Rates ungaried9 70 IL per
with Increasing supply of currency at most Of
The general business of city chaac erized
by eecantric movements features For the first
days Of the commercial week trade sais
factory the three have been quiet and in
some branches of business rather duh.
quoted for week past. No concession be obtained
on the except The hands of those who arrange
TO meet maturing paper with heavy sock OF goods ON
The heaviest of the Dry Goods season has probably
passed. the best buyers are said to be the first in
Produce hangs hea, the market aud no temptations
ments or speculation.se
1 BOSTON DRY GOODS MARKET.-The passive
has cen very quiet one. The usness at he South
opening fair with prospect of good business.
On the hole our jobbers eongratuate themselves
The demand from West and Southwest has certainly
been rger han was al cpated ut the commencement
of the season.
/ BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE MARKET.-There is
has fallen off least month earlier this than
last, and ufactuI would do well to consider this
| fact. set taia.4i -
THE WOOL TRADE.
49, k-f.- PHuADPIPHIA. Apii12
There is not much demand from manufacturers, but
the market is without any particular change TO note
icenined 400 fbs pulled and fleece, in
small lots, withio the range of quotations.
[From Telcamis & Kitching's Cireular.l
Il 'sit.AA-A New YoRK, March 81.
|
j The aret through the month of March has been
quiet for all kinds of dome>t fleece and pulled woOls
but prices remain unchanged any
whilst pulled has accommodating and it is difficult
realizing the prices obtained some weeks Desira-
bs kinds of Texan and California wools continue in
good demand Mt about he rates; tut is thought
pric will recede somewhat after the clip IL n.-
1t has been reported been made for
wool on the sheeps back a, high prices The farmers
. WILL without Doubt embrace good opportunity ot
! disposing of their wool.
Fine foreign woods, in the have been In mode
den aHd, and brought full prices, and the stock Is
better. We hope to receive full supplies of he
: meium qualities. We much pleased to the inn
proved condition of the clip of Buenos Ayres wools
which just coming in being free of burrs ana
pets, &c. continue very firm, aud of the de-
sTablc kinds been sold advance although there
have been fewer sales made than during the month oi
eI February. The stock is only moderate.
The accounts from Europe present no new feature
The ion sales at London sing at last No
wool and mostly bid of to the home trade, there
being very little foreign compeiion. Good common
wools have advanced slightly and only the conditten
; ed aud poorer kints remain, unchanged.