Great Falls tribune., 1888-03-07
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COMMERCIAL.
d PROSPECT OF ANY ADVANCE
IN WOOL
,e Boston Market Still strong---A Large
Increase in Sales Compared
with a Year Ago---The
ss!s General Outlook. @#

fyh;td aav.sa Trade continues to be
ss.,s,, ~ r. +ha AVERAGE. but
= 7aelSy atlsaf'ss,' 'asa = -, H. i,
ere has not 8been qulte SO lll''cii i''e III
aiI,during the past week as during the pre-
e''Iy a,,s M and manufacturers having
,z,a,,+, .,,,,,,,iod ,re Inv
ino elr iiiiiieuta's - p7. "'''AS' 'Nspl1'i uas+
''6g sparingly,5nst at present. "A S'e'''
any .ampla BAGS have been sold, how
I, 4, NJ L 10 donht that these will
s. .. u, " ,nd +ho+ +,,o
~ ear 1rnlI laler ~ tlle 't'~ '''N
- lies for February will prove to nave
I >en yery large. The warehouses Of
a,1on. ~ q o;nn;n d RI wear n decidedly
\, go 4 4 NJ TssI, .,a,, 1oo,.
'''ggede' look, la anu many VI 'ie'', "'e ,ooN
lg gaboutfor new business, and soliciting
,- -n,lnments from the sections where wool
r a+;11 /, e1d IA u, With tho nresent out
~ e. ~. At .,s.aa sho,1d .1-
ok az 1nlhgs collsi'te,e',' W. s,lo ~,
- ise our friends who still have their wool
let It come along to market. There
,,.o ~ u u tbe SLIGHTEST show for
~ - d. !, d o. A ,rars he1iave in
ny a adVa'lct', sag IS, alc ahltc' Ss"e a'
Closing out the lots lett OF 1he ola cllp
-Nefore the new clip gets along, as they
I,ffer greatly Nv. contrast with bright
ew woel the hackwardness OF buyers
4 taking hold Bofsnew goods has had the
ffect 81 causing some manufacturers to
}. ,reak theirgprice on medium priced cas-
imeres. about five per cent, which has
-,ad rather IL dampening effect on the
,rgnmant against any possible advance in
,he price of wool, There is, therefore,
-yery little outlook for speculator, and,
llthough there III small prospect Of any |
lecline in prices from today's very low |
level, dealess, as a rule, are not disposed |
, % let any reasonable buyer escape them.
lhe very nIm a1tltude o. az a. hi tne l4nersn
naraets "a "a 9s;1i contnna 10 effect Them
,ayorably. until tile new clip comes
along. Only about 1900 bales will come
rom the present London auctions, and
wery small amount OIL fine wool can be
expected from South America or the
yape. IN al, !, there will be about $4,000
)ales from Australia and London this
1ear, or about 1000 bales more than came
asst year. Sales for the past week foot
lp about B,619,1O pounds, against about
,73O,0OO pounds for the same week of
ast year, and about 3,605,OO0 pounds for
he preceding week Of this year The
principal sales have been OF foreign,
loont lno a6s' SOo,Ooo pounds; q terrtorg, ABOUT
,oo,ooo s.n - W. e'i''
Vanla, q !! apouy ooo,ooo ponhas.
IerrltoIy, Woois' Whlcl ihciuue Non,
ana Wooi, ~ nave agaih y solu laIsely, ahd
tne .lslpie ssipply u .lehl ~ - last ulsap-
PeaIin larse io;s y ieillalL % ~
niohell ~ nhsssTeu ''i, !; 7 plopaple
.llas ~ ae eaiiie' W. n' wan
= III H. 1atta +h
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10 Id II ,5At,7A8 s1'a4 W 80 ~ ,'ANAND, t.
Boston, FEBRUARY 9tsNrll 24'-Denny, Rlce u
20. report: The business done in terri
ory wools continue liberal, sales reported
4 ft,,asa ,,uon,s hai,, !, over zoo ooo Wounds
Z e , 3 f'Sp18 ooo f'o'"o.
Wlng NJ 1he H.. .llae llosl ol ,ne pusl-
tess M colng .laa, ilas peeh Oh u scoureo oasis,
lal. q g. rs rs seonrel oasis OF m me Montana
yools g,s u apontSooee11oc out wyoming and
,tah ,.all Wools 15srange down TO oaM55c, |
ne m y mtealuM ltse SWools are quotaple at from
Sego4, cleaneu slor z nloods whlle q
looas gosas 4, loW ~ ogc. me large move
neaS III I, IN Moois = lul q lonl or SO
M ,as. 4,1 - ufeah soie s1ocRs, put
u ~ stili "ell supplleu as q
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Nav DIRK, February 26.-R. G. Dun :
! Col weekly review Of trade will say: |
soth Legitimate trade and speculation c
@ ntlnnedlller than is usual at this sea-
on, though moderate improvement in Y
rade n noticeda Memphis Charleston, .
Kansas City and Milwaukee, and in spec. 9
llation there has been little more =
lctivity ia stocks. To natural causes of :
vt this season there is added d
llite lnslstlal NJ uncertainty in several i'm
,ortant branches of business. The ter
ninationRpf the Reading strike has come
i lastfnd it only increases the uncer- +
aintys the iron business The sugar v
rlsts 4! tneet nexpected opposition, threat 81
ming xistence; operations Of other 81 81
!, yndleatas pr com binations make it impos- "
Ible BY ~ forecast the future in many trades; !
ndi meanwhile the uncertainty as to con n
ressional action on the tariff is in no de- v
] ree aiesssriad M Within few days the D
~ harp Else in foreign exchange has also u