The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-07-26
Boston Wool Market.

With the virtual defeat Of the tariff and the new
6pIy nra the 6asf Wee an mas ruled
fully sustained eIhough the receipts have been i'm
mense me sales Ioot up smaller than for any previous
Consumers are not disposed to operate except at a
concession Ihey are fairly stocked with material for
present wants. and are receiving considerable supplies
direct from the country The prospects of the goods
arkes are mot SO brilliant they could WISH fall
woolens of all kinds are selling low prices Some
mn ~ it fb an OF goods ana
Vak Vi iouhS VI Tue production They VIII NOT OF
continue to buy wool and keep mills running
sharp they have been doing the last six weeks
This is one side Of the story though it is without its
TO the fact that wool prices tending DO in in
fine feeees, by least per TO- as they could
days or fortnight ago, and there doubtless many
lots now coming forward bought up during the height
the wool speculation which could be sold for prime
Wool bought early in the season. however before
got on the rampage still contns to pay fair
profit and holders need have anxiety to their
| ing out right.
This downward of the market is in great meas
ure the natural result of the reaction which shrewd
excitement prevailing during the month Of June.
Wool buyers somehow seemed impressed with the idea
that prices were going up indefinitely that they
sure of handsome profit, matter they paid The
sudden Of This delusion has alarmed them al
transformed from bulls BEARS aud are lust now as
reasonable ia their fears they lately in hopes
From the country learn that buyers are rather pre-
epitatey rtlrlng from the Market the Of
the new clip, from first hands, has received check.
Good lots go begging at rates which they would
readily commanded week or two ago. growers,
he whole are not disposed to mak any large coneessi
as they are able to hold and have up their
| OF areVisieh OF me tariff next December
advise both buyers sellers to keep cool if posi-
be TIL The present accumulation upon the eastern
kets WORKED or and the trade in fall goods has fairly
set in Then They tell better what best to be
and they may rest assured that will bring what it
worth II NOT FORCED upon an unwilling market
mere are acting the
They are NOT ssslng sales, selling freely
| is held above the market " ~ ~ N Va '
Sales of domestic Tor the week up some 35 OOO b
at range OF Oa7Oc for fleece. 35a70c for the
grades OF pulled Included lots old Western eec
at oOaoVc new Michigan at 60a65c old New York an,
Vermont at 68a63c New Hampsh re and Maine at
new ONO ut 6S1a674 for medium and fine and Penn
syyanla az o9aoc for good to choice lots Very selec
parcels OF held 75aS0c bat without sales
Pulled wool Is in moderate demand and the better grade
are scarce and firmly held. We note sales of No /
35a45c super at 50a6Oe extras at 6UaOc the sutsd
rate Tor Rochester brands In California; sales of
lbs spring clip at 42a45c; 5000 lbs do at 37a4lc an
lbs at &c In Texas small sales of low grades
Z%c FINE foreign woods 0re in moderate request an
selling at gold prices which Without much variation
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