The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-02-23
Wool.

MY. Bulletin Of Saturday.
A pretty general inclination to cheerful.
ness may still be found on this market,
and q portion OF the trade appears to be
even more positive in buoyant expressions
than when values were much lower. This,
however, Is in a great measure confined
to dealers whose customers have been
fighting the recent advance, and now,
finding no apparent hope Of getting wool
cheaper, and seeing the assortment rapidly
disappearing, become almost reckless in
their haste to make up as much on lost
time as possible. Many holders adhere
to the policy OF accepting all ready full
bids, and while there is simply no gain Of
a positive character in this for the buyer,
1t shows that. q slight conservative
element operates on the theory that
wool has about reached rates which
further carrying may be precarious.
The most positive Withdrawals are OF the
domestic product, and hence these show
the smallest amount in the sales; while Of
foreign the movement is not only large,
but seems to be expanding, the movement
actually made public this week showing
full, besides which there are evidences Of
considerable done in parcels to arrive, OF
which no information Is needed. The &C.
counts from the English sales continue
very strong, and have, in connection with
the free business accomplished here,
given our market at the close quite al ex-
cited tone. A dispatch, dated Liverpool,
10th inst, reports: domestic wool
excited, chiefly for English demand,
Australians continue animated. Car
pet woods unchanged" Our record
Of sales embraces ten thousand lbs
blood country at Gle; 10000 lbs
blood Pennsylvania, Coo; 10000 lbs NX
Ohio 55c cash; $1,000 lbs IN do, 55c;
S., 0 lbs Y. XX and above, part at CSC;
$4,000 lbs medium Wisconsin, Soc; 100
bags secured, 60aS7c, 1900 lbs fall Texas,
26c; So, 900 lbs do, 24a32c, $1,000 lbs do, 81
a33c; LIS bales fall California, slightly
bury, 24a27lc, 1900 lbs fall do, 24c; 10000
lbs do, 24a26c; $50 bales spring California,
40c; 5000 lbs secured do. SOC; 10000 lbs
medium and fine Colorado, 30a33c; so
bales Oregon, 43c; 100 bales Cape, 32a35c;
1856 bales do, 34la35c; 5000 lbs East India.
3Sc; 10000 lbs old Australian, 54c; $4,000
lbs do, Soc; 10000 lbs old Australian, 200.
bales new do, 10000 lbs do, 100, 900 lbs do, /
TO arrive, 10000 lbs Cape, 800 bales do,
200 do Syrian, $4,000 lbs Abudia, 20 bales
Smyrna, go bales Donski, 326 bales Med
it~efranean, 10000 lbs fine Spanish, 5000
10 secured East India, 10000 do Buenos
Ayres Mesteza, $4,000 do M%onteyideo,
$4,000 do do, 800 bales do; 100000 lbs do
10 arrive, $4,000 lbs do do, ], 0O0,000 lbs
South Americanto arrive, including Mon
Bdenos Ayres Mesteza and Colo
mia, with rumors OF considerable Laddi-
Lional sales to arrive, including Capes and
Australians; $4,000 lbs Oregon, $4,000 do
Utah, 5000 HIS do, 26,000 lbs do, 5000
lbs Wyoming, 10000 do Colorado, 1850
lbs low do, 5000 lbs Territory, $4,000 lbs
lnwashed do, 5000 lbs secured do, 500
bags do do, $4,000 lbs fall California, 25,-
200 lbsdo do, $1,000 lbs do do secured,
100 lbs fall Texas, 5000 slightly bury
Kentucky, 10000 lbs Southern, 1000 do
ine Western ~fieeces, 1000 do unmerchant
able do, 5000 lbs washed Wisconsin me-
iium, 1000 do medium secured, $4,000 do
noils; $4,000 lbs do, LOCO lbs
inc do, 10000 lbs foreign do, 5000 lbs
1000 do super do, 95 bags do do,
is bags extra do, 90 bags combing do, 10
Nos. / and 2 do-all on private terms.