The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-08
From M4s.rs. rellaanpf 1 Ktsebinr'. cilrui.t

s4 "a NRw YoRK. June I, 1859
The demand for wool during the m nh of May
moderate. Manufacturers have purchased merely
supply their immediate wants and te Jest then until the
new clip VIII ne ~ The stock OF domestic wool is near
prices; the contrary, holders continue meet the
Jews of huyers IT closing out their cid stock f5
There has heen tte better demand for pulled wool.
hut nrices he unsettled INSTANCES
have heard of sales a. n rer cenf reduction, only
the hig OH aimed last winter ard n other
l5 cent less was accepted The stock OF 900 and
desirable kinds of pulled wool s small, aud expect
sec a het..s demand for such. .sH !.
with regard to The new clip we ave learpt hut lit le
the manufacturers viii undoubtedly establish the
for fleece wool in the interior this AID farmeTs will
find thpn reIn'inerative, and l. tiey Dider
the circumstances and future unpected
with the FuFouea aud tna,iaf ma sers. both at
home and ahroad For theserensens he dsnrrs II, wool
mani general disposition TO 10 hut yer tfe and
win be backward in chang their de'fliatien IL less
the prices of wool do not rule but r d above o~e OF
Is par from the highest prices. 2 here is ood
stock aud selections Gift chief. 4 fire Mestize
Tow FOREIGN wols have been less III demand than du-
rs the month of April; prices in gent fal little
easier, h}' not much in fin qualities. which are
nffacted NV tn. W. serio sly. ~
Il is th pusht that low and low meSuIp woos viii he
in hef'rr reg est and at full rates in Europesn arkets
tie les. aud sellers disposed tn how mat
i'll hefr. sph rtinp to lower prices than the
resent The stock is for the ost part fair, but We
in wautn the most desirable kinds
Much attention is na rally pad TO the war, and its
progress if it should be Coz faed to Ha'. the effect
of it will have bearing upon wool d woolens
,ilso. but IL be month NOR before there is
gh ascertsed de with certainty for the future
RAvENNA. Business dull--prices without material
change. The frost which has dore such immense dam
has produced panic. from which the eepie have
fully recovered. The damage is very but not
as great apprehend, at first supposrd-nor
th damage irreparable. The gardens the corn and
potato crops restored The fruit generally is gone,
but in localities has escaed thai there will he,
least partial supply of apples There sti con-
q citing OPT ions ahoat the wheat the better
opinion is tha though damaged, th injury viii BOT be
so serious first apprehended, We all knew how
get up panic how nalurs it Is TO croas,
and speculaors to step in and avail tn
selves of the advantages afforded by such ssHie of
things Against all these thiugs men should guard and
look of the nationally and snher and not
through the distorted medium Of alarm and panic
few days viii determine the actual state OF he
and stout purpose, an energetic prom p'
tiou will 20 a great ways repair the dasges and the
loss will soon ne forgotten in the smiling plenty that will
ensue.
The Wheat and Flour market has been gresty affected
HI e and elsewhere, and is greatly ursettld. On Mon
dsy ther. was advance in Pittsburgh of CSC barrel
ON Flonr. T advance here and elsewhere " as much
greater hu; p mic prices csnnoe long continue,
rndeavor make Quotations this week preferring
wait the subsistence permanent state of the
markets