Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-07-14

| oieosos. AiACeS were Ill une sellers 1aVO
and the market was firm in tone; few lot
were allowed to pass There was a goot
attendance of home and continental buy
ers, the latter taking quite largely
There were offered 1868 bales. TIL,
available supply is 6,700 bales.
TELEGRAPHIC ADv1CEs,
Boston, July 5.-The market reveal.
no increase of activity, but continues te
drag along as for the past few weeks
Stocks are very light, and the new woods
come.in so slowly that supplies do moi
accumulate. The market is so bare OF
old wools that the new woods arriving
meet with q fairly ready sale, although
the demand is really ID small that if. the
receipts Of the new clip we're exception.
ally light stocks would rapidly accumu-
late. There is no pelceptible change in
prices, but dealers are free sellers and
disposed to meet the present market, feel
ing that unless the demand should be
more active as the new wools come for
ward in increased supply, as will natu-
rally be the case in the near future, the
tendency of the marketwill be to weaken,
THE BASIS FOR ADVANCES.
Some Montana wool is on the way and
considerable from Wyoming and Utah,
I>but the clip moves slowly, as the growers
are not willing to accept the market for
woods. 13@131ac is offered in Utah for
the early clips. Our commission houses
will advance 8@10c for Wyoming and
ITtah. and 1O001oc for Montana No e,o-
cial movement is renorted in Toxos Tho
wool arrives here slowly and much of the
purchases were on account of manfactu
rers, so that but comparatively little re-
mains on this market. "A fairly steady
movement continues III San Francisco,
There is no news from Oregon in the
way of sales, but some wool is being
shipped on consignment.
OREGON wooLs ACTIVE
NEW YoRK Julv d The marko+ con
4;. !: A0' oo4t
'i -. - Neiy uns1.lsiactory posltloh
Win prices weak and very little being
done in anything except the new Texas
wools. altheuph within tho !. at fow d.vs
a sudden activity has sprunp IN in Ore
gan wosls. stimulated hv ;nducements in
the way of price, Tie sales of these
wools have been confined almost entirely
to one house. Territory woods are NOV
ing in a yery small way with nrices dis.
posed to rule unsteady, but the remaining
stocks are SO inferior that is imren~.' = =
70 70 sustain the lnafKet' itfileu WOODS nave
neen very qulet thls past week.
FAIR BUSINESS AT PHILADELPHIA.
H1LADELPH1A, July 4.-The local mar
ket for the week just passed shows fair
volume OF business, the aggregate sales
being about an average of the preceding
weeks. No large transactions can be re-
corded, the business of the week being
made up of small sales. Probably were
the stocks of wool here more diversified
and amnler in amount the sales wop,d
have been heavier. The receipts have
cen very moderate, probably not ~ per
cent of what they ought to be, and the
s.oens ~ oiu "ools aie u ho conslueraoie
"ilo"u0'
BOSTON, July lO.-Wool is nominally
uncilahgeu.
PHILADELPHIA, July lO.-WcOl market
unchanged; stocks light. Eastern Ore
gon, 1O@lSc; Valley Oregon, 1S@2Oc;
New Mexican and Colorado. 1O017c.
ohlcAeo' July !l.-cattle-hecelpts'
.n 'ooo maiAe. laliiy ao'lVs. na..ses
common to good, $4@5.75; stockers and
. on
Sheep-Receints. 1aOOO Market ar
.;no - 1eo aa,,e Na.;,a 90 oras.
A'o a. Aoo ausanee' N"'i'os, po'Soeyo'
western, $3.3O1o'25; Iexans, $2.5O@3.5O.
CURRENT NOTES.
Mr.. Blankenbaker saws the shearinp is
nearly over.
Paul Rumsey has sold his clip here on
satisfactory terms.
W. n5 wy, 1a 10y e,s arc oiisn, s 2 ao.se inei'
WV WV oo d i"ie ailoun' Vi ousihess q"i-
Some narsons ara sand;nc THAR wool IN
Rantnn to clos close - bns;nass transact;ons tran
Thav will he here naxt SEASON ''''e ''o-'''
'''A ~ ~ = '1e'
Free storage, near market and the
best price current are what Great Falls
offers to wool-growers.
Thos, Hanlon has entered the lists as
wool buyer and has already closed three
or four den1s He nurchased q clin this