The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-08-03

Cattle Sales The Wool Market aud
Various Other Kindred Notes.

Various Other Notes.
WooL-In their last circular Halo
well Il Coburn, wool commission mer-
chants OF Boston, says
$50 far as we know there is nothing
new in the wool market. 1t is dull in
the east and dull in the west. In the
latter farmers are busy with their har-
vest, and are not disposed to offer their
wool or to discuss the situation with
the more anxious buyers, who stand
ready to convince them that prices
will be lower and that therefore now is
the time for them to sell. In the east
dealers are pressing wool upon ome
what reluctant buyers, though they
can readily demonstrate that the fall
trade will be active, and that wool is a
good purchase to-day. The sales show
a fair business for the week at previous
quotations. The sales for the week
consist of 1,046 300 lbs. washed; 1884,
300 lbs. unwashed; l59. 900 lbs. secured;
49,, 500 lbs. pulled and noils. Total
domestic 3,o67 100 lbs. Foreign 1923, 600
lbs. Total domestic and foreign $780,
100 lbs. Colorado. We quote fine at
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We
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afu 0o"r'e loV0zzc. waiter Drown "
~ '"' Inc "o'f pusiness uurihg
'ne pa'' WEEK. "h'e IL mas no' prouuc-
N"so foiuiheoi oaieS do Vne pre-
'ou' "ooA' mas SHOWN conui'loh Oh
quioo 40 ''e"uS III VALUES MANU-
W move "ppeai'u III large Io'ce
W eNauuine 'ne stocks onerihg, ana are
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largo puiou"'es u the near iu-
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""ons' ior 'he perioo uhuer' IT.
Wow iheie . no'' howeVer' any eU-
'peo"'"'i'o 'eehns' anu WIN
W III" III 'ueiI lucas Vi Faiue'
Oruy are a0 'ne same 'ine ihciheu 10
sen iieeiy oh 1he present OASIS OIL QUO
'"'ion'' III we" U Ine large p
ho" III 'he seaooaru markets' Inc
wooien soous trade mas opened very
iaSoiaoiy' WIN ialBe increase IN or
uers u manuiaceuiers ana promising
"uon Encouragement ioF 'ne Iail traue,
WIN aiair remuneration on Inc cost Oh
prouuc'ioh' Inc current wants OF
nahuiac0urers cover almost all grades
oA0ep. ooa'se "ooiS' anu eVlnc All im-
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dnr;na .,a 49,. III mon.r" $3.50
10 NOT nrohahIa that onm nananoa
he established on them Tba nrinoinoI
e~nou,rv boyvever 10 for ene and ana
medium; the woods of wide grade, such
as Georgia, &C., are not saleable except
at a lower basis than the values ruling
a year ago Delaine and combing
neeces continue To meet with a good
ueniahu anu from present ~ihulcations'
'ne mount aValaoie during the veal
VIII oil DC Wanted manufacturers IN
vneii purchaser Oh 'he nhe grades 9i
~ H. -, 60 49, a." -So,Ss
soot,o." - -
mashad 40 go ."~ S-
the next few weeks we do not antici-
pate any material change in values
but are of the opinion that libernl pur-
chases will be made for consumption,
with a steady and healthy tone to the
market"
LIUE STOCK Erc-Hanna. Andersen
& Campbell sbipped % cars to Chicago
from Pine Bluffs Yesterday.
Hanna shipped 27 ears from Pine
Bluffs this morning
Bosler Bros. sbipped os ears from
Opalalla Yesterday
n.uoo n..,. ,.,.
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ies'eiu au'ices from chicago re-
pof'eu 'ne run o, oa''ie more ac'i'e
a"u "o''eh 'aVV'e !" 10 ION 'en's
Torrey has further postponed his