Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-18
Wool Market.

NEw YORK, June l3.-our advices from the growing
districts are very conflicting At least twenty letters
have been received at this Office and have been shown
thirty forty Others, BY various brokers and deal
ers all OF which Just information at all Many
Of the letters written soliciting orders TO buy gviop
figures at which they the wrterO think they par
chase at. Correspondents write they can purchase 10
southern Ohio at 42970c; In other parts Of the sam.
State at So 55460c, and from New Jersey and Penbs0
vana at 459b0csnd go on and 80 forth No sales are
mentioned 2, being maee az any Of the ngnres quoted
above quotations Orders have been gived to many Of
these correspoI dents by the brokers to buy at 500
55, but up to this writing no purchases have been e.
fected. Gs
One windy grower in Ohio writes Us; "That
we are sweet out here manufacturers and have
learned to talk as long and as fast as OF you Yam
keea You fellows down In York City may cry down
Wool as much you please, but II you buy pound Of
Wool in Harrison county Oho) less han seventy fve
cents will eat your hair. We are as arm here the
bars Of jail, und you can Just mention to your Yam
ee readers that they whtle sticks and talk soft sod
der until their hair Is white but that no cheap lots can
be had out here. ."--Economtst.
Bosros-Prices Of fleece and pulled Wool have again
tettled down the past week. but have now probably
touched bottom for the present. apd there generally
better feeling at the close, with considerable inquiry
for large lots from manufacturers, Advces ON the
west also report Wool held quite frm, and the new
clip cannot be placed here except loss at the current
prices. II Is evident that growers disposed to
submit to the comparatively low views OF
and speculators and as most Of them are abundanty
able to hold their stock for the present bnyers may be
compelled to come up with their views. The movements
Of few leading operators will doubt as usual have
great influence on the clip. II purchases are made
by them to any extent early In the season. buyers from
all quarters will rush to the West and look for ope
rations OF greater magnitude than In previous year
outstanding the large stock Of foreign and the in
creased supply OF doesc, the wants OF the country
have increased very materially, and manufacturers must
at early day. define their position in relation to the
coming clip.
The transactions Of the week add up 100000 lbs at
prices ranging from 62h97Oc for fleece and 659e5c as
to quality for puledr Included In the sale was lot Of
65 900 lbs heavy fleece at 62c sold by Deaue manu-.
actuer and other considerable lots Of New York State
and Michigan fleece at 6570c per lb Csc has been free
ly offered for Michigan and New York State but old lots
Of this description are held generally at zoe. Fine
and Ohio fleece 10 held at 75c and upward
but Zoe Is about all that buyers at present willing to
pay.-S1iPpfn0 Litt.
PHLADELPHA.The market still continuesi in the same
unsettled condition which we have reported for several
weeks past and there are has been very little Of the
forthcoming clip contracted for in consequence Of the
difference between the views Of buyers and sellers.
few small lots OF Jersey sold at 6s7Oc for Washed and
45c for unwashed. Among the sales were
5000 lb old medium. (cash). .....70c
10000 Id low medium. ..70972c
SO,OOO lb u blood.
l,OO0 ID foreign.
$4,000 Id unwashed African on private terms.
-Norkh american.
BALTIMoRE.-very little domestic has come forward
and there has been no activity In the market Prices
are nominal as follows:
Unwashed .....s.....'.".......... .36G42c.
No. Pulled. ..,......................5O .5O455c.
Tub washed. .,....'''.s.. ..,,......... .5SC962c.
Mertno... .60965c.
Medium Fleece.....'.' ..."'...".....5395Sc.
Fine Fleece. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .65D70c,
Price Current.
Providence. MARKET dull and quiet. The sales for
the week have been
10 401 In Flee 1asa5k.
lO0OO 10 PULLED
lo,IUO 10 foreiEn''
Journal. A' '.@ 1855.