, 1863-06-25
WOOL.

WOOL.
The tendency In the Wool market is decidedly
upwards. During the pasttwo or three days, deal
ers here have eviuced some disposition to operate
at slightly higher figures, and some eastern buyers
hare appeared in the market, offering &c freely
The receipts here however, are 60 light yet, that
there is really no market established.
The Cleveland Rlaindsaky eays: Higher prices
now offered than heretofore, but the advance Ia
likely to be- but temporary, and is owing to the
fact that there are many buyers in the market who
want small lots to supply the immediate wants Of
supply they want, conceded to tho demands OF hold
fur as to pay in conc cases as high as 70c for
Rf o hays fSe p9t hfa SnSs hfr f 15
high ag thie, 65c being with them the extreme hg-
nrc Thereis yet hui little disposition on tho part
Of ae so s e ais e bs s ID
to get money to car1y on the harvesting, or to L.
qni1ate previous engagements.
trade has been quite animated during. tie past
week, and stocks are becoming beautifully Tess,
and that ten Or fifteen days OF the usual demand
would saise to clear It pretty well 9nt Prices
than they would haze been willing to take some
wo weeks since. The aales include some aso,oo0
ms domestic fleece ut 6SQ73c.
remains In s!afu quo. Fine fleece woods arc firmly
hed Ct &C. hat ths range for al gradea is from
tsM9ef TheFs T. considerable inquiry bnt the
wants. There are some who have choice lots,
which they ask more than 7Gc for, but would take
the figure for a bona .sIe offer. Buyers operate
cautiously, and arc extremely anxious to hear
something reliable from The growing districts. Il
wool should open high iu the country, the sales
here will be large, from tho fact that number OF
nanntacturtIe are ont Of supplies and need 70.
plcniEhipg. Pulled woo1s are scarce and firm and.
In fact all descriptions Of domestic are firmly held
but prices offoreign, tho stocks Of which are large
are decidedly IN fayor Of the buyer. The MARKET
1s poorly supplied With domestic but the stocks Of
foreign are plentiful and still coming In.
The Detreit Free Press cay: It il very evident
that II wool growers can hold on to their clips
more firmly than they uBual.y have doue in past
years that they may succeed III causing the price Of
ply tin the eastern market, but domestic wool Is
NEEDED, and the manufactures cannot stand Idle
for want OF the raw material That will not pay.
It ia true that the buyers are holding back that
agents are not appointed, that no Commissions
have been sent out, but still the consumption ofthe
stock on 1aul is going on trisk1y, and We note |
that sales during tie week In al markets lhave
been considerable, at prices which seem to ind1- |
cate that better rates may be required By holders.
The Owasso (Mich.) Press says: During the past !
week there have been sold IN this market from |
$1,000 to a5 600 pounds Of wool, at prices ranging
from 80 to tCc It has generally been Of the COM
The Three Rivers (Mtch.) Reporter aays: The |
ptices paid run from 80 to 6cc. None has been sold
Under 50, and re have heard Of some over do
anv farner Intends to sell within the next two
months. W16eGB6c is all they may expect to get, |
Int II they viii keep it until January or February,
1sf4 theF will ret Tt or SOC. Mark onr word. But
in all conscience NGf0G66 Is enough.