Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-04
Wool Market.

Nav YoRB. May 30-Ths activity In Wool noucsd
last week has rather subsidized and We have again
ord dull Market We quoted the range last week 65
s5c for Fleece; but We doubt II any considerable lot
OF the fnest Fleece IN market would now bring 75c,
Manufacturers offer 7Oo when thsy want to buy and re-
fuse to pay any ore that zoe may nov be taken az
the extreme. We see nothing at this writing 70 keep
Wool up Some Of the growers In the country have en-
allied IDEAS and look fora dollar pound. They might
as we'll expect to get double that amount II they Get
eO965o per they will do we'll, but for any more We
have eur doubts. II ID said Convention OF growers
was held at oadlE Harrison county, Ohio the 20th
who sgreed that they would not accept ls than dol
lsr pound for their wool. gentleman In a neigh.
boring town offered to sell 50000 hi OF ns Ohio Fleecs
In good condition, at Cooper b. delivered In New York,
and It was refused. The Convention had batter set
again and agree takehalf that amount for ii they do
not they will be disappointed With the heavy stock Of
Foreign Woods In all the markets, together with the
prospective arrivals which cannot be sod for want Of
purchasers Notwithstanding the low prices ruling we
do not what growers base their ideas upon It
not be supply and demand, There 10 plenty OF wool
for the present wants, and generally
supplied for some time yet to come and what growers
have got into their heads cannot sss As We ststed
last week mapufacturer Ideas were about 509s5c and
dealers 6065 and We think that Csc will be the outside
Knowing however, but we dOuot IL much Will be sold
over that figure, though there may be some We hsve
talked with number OF intelligent manufacturers con.
adingy and their limits IN no one case excesded Goo
We give this information not for the sake Of breaking
the market to mslead any one, for ne do met care
who we please or displease.
BosTos. The Wool market has Continued uuite duII
throughout the week and prices have settled to COM
parstively low figures ruling some 20925c per n be-
low the highest point for fleece few months ago. Some
lots Of ne fleece for which 81 per was refused when
the market 10 excited now be purchaser at so,
and this may be considered the outside figure AL
though lots still held higher There has been
considerable inquiry from manufacturers but thew pur
chase only In small lots, few thousand pounds n a
time. The stock 10 the hands Of some manuactuTsra
quite light but as long az goods are a. ul AZ AT
present. cannot look for any activity or
In the market. few days Of activity In the goods
market would doubt impart more Life and bouysncv
to Wool The transactions Of the week have been IOO
900 h fleece and pulled from 709S0c for neece and 7O
DS7kc for pulled; some 600 b Rochester extra SELL
Ing at the latter rate and Billings extra is nomnaIly
the same price, good portion Of the fleece Wool Vss
New York State at 70c and the sales also included sey
era lots Of choice Ohio and Pennsyvana fleece at SOC
per b. which s now the outside price. lot Of Canada
pulled sold at 800. There 10 no Canada fleece In mar
ket and prices Of this description are nominal Alot
Of unwashed fleece sold at SOC per b In foreign Wool
the business has been light Sales Of 100 bales Oape
extra quality at 3c; 10000 Bs cordova sold on pri,
vate termsi GO bales Morocco at about 32Kc; and So
bales Mediterranean and Cape at various prices as 70
quality.
BALTIMoRR. receipts Of the new clp have bean
too light 70 test the market, and rates are altogether
nominal, vlEl. n