New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-11

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the local market were a. follows Dominos loaf
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activity Buying ms again been on limited ecaie on
this Among those BE- noted the recent war SCARF
and IL: effects upon the business generally and this Is
potent factor to he overlooked and has IN
dcihfedy hsd rs effects upon the sale OF wool The
tendency among manufacturers Is to curan thelr obga
tons every possible extent. and naturally primary
needs are the first to affected Another cause that
enters into tho situation IS The iarse ngmss6 ., saH
w6@len manufacturers. This has been
tent that manufacturers laboring under the
that The output was well contracted Tor now
find they have goods hand for which they are
however. that this is becoming less important factor
and IL likely - figure prominently In the future
mere IL NJ uoupt 'ia' stuohs y. ~ 49, -. -, a
f1cure on hani are IN many instances lalse aEi oi
greater gntude than their present needs would war
THIS all tends toward restricting further business
with quiet marke; az natural result Inc saIs,lcA.
position wool. however. remains strong Adyces from
abroad al indicate that wool is hrm!y held and that ne
per Those Of trade in touch with the London
market looking for any recession In values.
Washed heeces have again been quiet; in fact NJ eies
nom,nslly unchanged with Ohio Xxx and above still
quoted at SOC rnwashed and unmerchan,aele neece'
ng the best results IN domestic WOODS lheet!sl's az
alf blood unwashed sold 10 fair extent while
yo s bIo have . Sesa ana onshs blood
"gr while considerable portion % unwashcd ana uh
aerchanahe has been sold nrcund Toe Transacons IN
Territory have nun 10 small parcels Sons p',hB osea
10000 n. on clean basis. ane and fine medium are
siin quoted al 40 and 47c. end medium 4394c. wh.e
staple Is eth held around Doc. There Ia activity n
Texas woods. ~ months growth quoted a. 5oc Fal
Is quoted i2GI3c california and oregon wool proved
Quei wnat sales have been made were on me baNs oI
the best southern California The clean price for East
oregon IS about 47c. Domestic secured wools have sod
Foreign wo'lS have been In limited demand but prices
aye ~ vel maintained ana The acreage prices h rns
dun and feaurNess unchanged prices
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