New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-07
WOOL.


A. esl,or oyTh n g. TribmA ..-r..,r
"a. As tho season Of The new clip Is AZ hand'
- influences 10 dcwe,s prlces are being resorted
- wool. growers WILL require extra nerve 10 con-
80 parties whose Interest IL is 10 bny cheap
K-,hetarers desle sud spectators are all ero"A-
K,s, are Invariably 80 Al slearng time. We hope
k.ruers will no; be deceived nv any false reascn'"e
u. are facts atseetr the great staple when sno.".
R,ay be borne In MUD. leaving out Oh Wv
-, end great changes ihst hsve ken pace u, ~"
Ks,,, during the VaI. brought about ~ deo"Ha ~
DrDo,e. 1uctna ti,ns n carIeucy. &c.' ana loon
,ha records a, tle tr.3s or alb 'ut " years P'o
~. o.. find 40 AVERAGE ace "f fine and ,sfdi''n
wool from ls.7 u ls6i. - years. to be 4os een''
spund. admitted
,on dube.-s,r.c descriptions entirely iree
,on,amp,ion II vo D. his country has al oil '''no.
,.,ssl, ahead Of prodrct on. aad hence iwporle'
II, haze generally controlled PiiceS.
-, "a .,,, WIS estimated ut 90oO0oOo poun's
va, iuror,el from abroad during the year
1900 ,oynds-most Of 4; piior ~ July l-oeiore tae
ksm"O p''"'
LsriG took effect
soa ot inori-v. NAT the stock Of Old neece
"., Exhausted. ana ts,t tie sapply Of foreign |"
npoh reduced. " - irpmts Lave i"i'eh Oh ~
~snt nom las, year ~ corresponding prfioos, we
N. fur months VI 1854 iaporis were d o'o oaies
r., Is sig 10 Is65 Importing wool Is now anu n"'
:, for several months. losing business Tie "'i'''
"A improve or II viii entirely cease
:, ease Il cannot, viii not. save Tor pefioo' a.
.-.c,nrer, have been dud are now coming
-, ssd must be slpyi.ed WITH raw material.
49,. s.ems 20 US no good reason tor prices oflhe
-, a. least zoe. per = for tae average OF American
IKE WOOL ,,,
=, "a Years We have shorn the c,in price was t5tc
iM gull premium. say % per cent "'
% ro,,. .sop,I he csc
"A, present time vifton reference to The pro'ec'o
..S the presen, tariff gives TO lie wool grower.
9Th view to GoSteg!os and ENCOURAGE & the manu-
',nre Of uooIen goo II ritei States, congress
a. 5n,v on nearly al "a rlc> Of wool ir'ported non
.,d of cio. per n and 20 per cent ad valorem Ah'
sowing is The scale OF eu'ies on WOOL VIZ; o.
v. value T.. the las f, 81 place OF export ZIG per Il
W.. v, ~ he "a; rof, race Of export eIceedins
and rres-e ne Sc &C. te n. o~. .,e.,d,ns
md not exceedins l, rer ID AMI 10 Per een' ~
S,b. yaloe M l. port pare Of export exceeding
I, b. ~, M A. ~ n.t'cs,. "a ve'ar-m.
d., ,so5tra tco rcd urr- tunes the sTount OF tn.
tye duties !,
ye,y Little of the &c. duty wool Is imported; th'
r,a, bulk cost. ebroai nom 2 10 PIC. and pays &c
dn. The hesvies, hopofts are from the River ria'p
soe Good Ho,e and Mediterranean. All the w'oN
=, imported lshed. and waste twothFds, averag'
securing so thct h lie il an actoal duty OF lec' pc
sDurd coin on clean wool Add gold premium an
\ gives tho American NO. grover protection OF 20
,r pound on secured onc-t !r OIL, sbd bring
!. the condition Of aoece washed on the sheep. back
and we have I7c per poa as against the foreign ari
.le rendered 10 enaI ool'n 'on. FNI.
Thas leaving out u yes toe state OF the marke' 10
BE Last four years. nh THs Irregular. e4clted an'
,.rions with gold hnt 'SelGnf, we should rason ihn
With the existing aud uatn' al cause WOOL ou9n' "
Average Of "A Years prior &c ....-.-... $40
Equivalent OF Du,y ON Foreign.
rGr 300
" say sose. per H.
With tie great southern markets now thrown opei
m i'm petus IL given iae manufacturing bi'iGes- am
Il viii be sira,. ilccc riAhes OF " DOL snd WOolel
roods 90 not stin lsl ely atNance.
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