The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-05-29

The Woo, mnrI,et.


BosToS.-There has been considerable in
suiry Tor domestic fleece and pulled wool the
past week Sor army and navy clothing. but very
little has been done in the finer grades. The
transactions OF the week have been near 10000
lbs. At urices raging from 35 to 40 cents for
fleece, and 20 to AZ cents for No. to sStrspul.
led. The transactions in foreign comprise
l go Mediterranean and South America at
various prices as to quality Ia the supplement
to the report OF the board Of trade for 1850,
Messrs Geo w Bond & Co. under date Of
April "a. remsrk: "From Jannary list. there
was a fair trade in this market the stock Of which
notwithstanding constant additions from the
Interior, is greatly reduced, particularly the low
and medium grades, Of which the marke; is
nearly made"
No new demand 'or foreign or domestic fine
wool has arisen, and most OF the sales that h We
been affected have been at prices considerably,
say ten per cent, below our January Qd1talions
The decline OF fine wool in Europe, with the
unsettled state Of affairs there and in this corn
try, leaves little hope tor Improvement Since
the news Of the attack on Fort Sumter reached
IA, the trade has been mostly continod to woOlS
suited for army clothing and blankets, the stcck
Of which is light. The imports for the first
quarter Of 1851 shows an aggregate increase
over 1850 OF 07o000 pounds, there being an
increase of l, 900 pounds from Buenos Ayres
100000 ponds from Cape of Good Hope, and
decrease from most other counties. Orders
were generally countermanded when the Gnan-
cial crisis of November came upon us. That
was too late to affect cttheimportation to this date
materially, but will be manifest il reduced i'm
portations from this State.
The stock OF pulled woods is light and for them,
i. i alae h.
is good demand, which is likely TO continue.
Shipping List
NEw YoRK.-The wool marke. continues
dull, and we have no change to note in sny des
cription, except super pulled, which has been
more inquired for and city make has improved
about three cents per pound; this being med-
um quality. it has been taken freely for arms,
goods With other descriptions Of equal grades.
For all other kinds of wool the demand is very
insignificant, and were it pot for the demand for
the above qualities the market would be per.
fectly PROSTATE, as there are no calls for any
other description. Some sales are reported from
second hands, but from first hands, so bales
Texas, 10000 pounds California, and 30 to 50,-
900 super pulled haeces, etc. all on terms not
made pubic.-U. S Economist.
PHILApELPHIA.--The season being nearly
uNHri tlle tdle are CioSlnS Out otoChSi put 'Le
market continues unsettled and quiet. There
is little better feeling in the low grades, which
are selling mere freely at the East for army
clothing. Some OF the mills are about commen-
ing operations for the same purpose Com
n1ercial List.
DBTRoIT.-Already we are informed there
sre buyers agents canvsssing the State for the
purpose of talking down prices, and perhaps
concluding contracts. We would recommend
wool growers not to be in haste about selling
for though prospects are certainly in many re
spects not the most fatterng yet there are many
considerations that may, as the season opens
cause the market to Improve Some of these
are: the immense extra quantity OF wooden
goods that will be needed for the army; the
probabilities Of cotton ruling high in consequence
fthe war; the ability Of growers generally tc
hold their clip, etc, etc.-t Adwrtissr.