The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-26

naDi for wDol eonll hardly be aDtinil

maDi for wool sonlh hardly be aBtiei'
nAtnh,
IN TIM nlaADtlmh, Wo0ls o0DtlnNh
very jlfM III ihn territories, although
aDMa h0nses papopt indications NJ Il
allHDt weakening 0A tbh papt NJ A0ma
discouraged holders, What pnpphneinp
tbpfa N ID be H0lud, bus been mostly
for UbInapD ana ~ lDnia pArllnA, lbn
tPnin M The spahOaI1 having ppaalihally
pansnh Operating ID lDa tagpllOrias IN
Wyoming and Htah wnOls Apn vavy
ilfmly held ppnsfally, DDa II ~ ppapli'
nAlly impossible 10 bny wells lhhlh for
lnAs ibAn bbe, elean, landed, Buyers
ANI SELLERS Afa ApapI, and 5D1piDn IInN
present indications hre likely 10 cons
Time VI for sDMp tima tD come ~ 10
tba situation AblDnn, pppnnI mail nd
yIens SEEM 10 Indicate ihnl there Nv NJ
lpapt n possibility W iha LoDloh HalaA
opening At slightly lower prices hhR
pDIlf nDnnp dale NJ Jnnn u show Ibnl
ihnip N no Iiln III business M home ~
DD tbn UOnlnNlInhNal nlAlEAlHl and
lDntt = INa WDDla hpppnialls Fppm
weak, /" I'm events III aDnth AtplnA
bnve not hn1 any favorable nilpnl nn
business, and appDrltnp III latest AdylnhA
ItDM The Dapa Hlopha Of W0ols btlpH
DnlI ID AOnlh AFlIpnn ports uIh 40, 900
10 DID, DDD bAlap, Dll yppy bpAp, Anh hDld'
prp nrn hoping Tnp An nlynDnp which
1Dps uOt e0Wp, Thn ~ 900 DulbA bhll
pnt ~ tbe lnHl hnlpH ~ added weight 0n
ths mApAnt HH II N inhlIah1 llAl lhH
wool remains III bh mAIhRlpn, nDn noDl
SINNERS aDpDnl, na they npp here, hlb
only pDpnhnsINp fpDD, hAnl'l0'm0Ulh,
With business IN Nd NnEaIlHlnpIopy Hlnlp,
A1yIenA TpoN liDna0D lNdlpnIp lDnl
there hnA DapD n ollptnlllnenl ~ pIOdnn'
liDl,
I'D Dragon WD0lH lhhIh DAH btpn lIlIlh
Or nDlhlnn doing III Oregon Fha shh'
HDN lAA DOE spt DpnDnn
TDnpn bne bppD lnsH demand f0p IpV'
t0iy WDDla, IDp entire Halpa io0tlDn nn
nDt mOpn lhnn 100000 pounds, 'l'ha
business NJ lh Wnhh nnlnnrlHfH HnleH W
llnn md Inp medium pl0IlinH w pplnpR
ringing FfODl bll 10 DO ebnlHl Apnp1lnp
tD ambition, Oneness MN lnnpll ~
simple Annla fnIr W0Ol lnA nl laFl H0ln
M bO ppnIs, hut most Of tba business ~
pOited " ~ bg 10 blI epnlH Ann nnpIalns
ly nD very aren't AnlDNl,t III WADl nAl Dn
anpnrpd fDr bO epNla although 0Dh 10n'
SINNER, who haa Dpan IN ibe mnpGhl
WDnln DnI Din O,np ~ nnnlF FoI Ornls
mary ilnn medium clothing Medium
Wo0l mny bn 1nofnd nf ID phnlH, Nlfnll,
An1 Wa nOln \ Hnlp W 100000 pUllnH III
thAl price, Really nhOlRp W0OlH, IN 4
number VI INSTANCES, however, bngn
a0ln M very fall prices tfor Instance,
Onn merchant reports tDAI ha hnH ADln
HDmu NJ lha very finest hevndR At 40
unntr, Haleotai staple W00ls hpn quoted
nny hafa frrm bT 10 0D nhniHl IN Tim
territories where W0Olp hAvp been Opnn
hin deadlock between tbe grower and
bnyhr continues, Included III tbe DnalI
leas Of Ihp wHeh In the lOeal market n
n small purchase W lHrillOry W0Ol fOi
export, nonHlHtlnA NJ gO, 900 ponndH
Wllloh hna been shipped This purchase
WnN MAdB by tha aanle papls VINO
opernta1 freely III lhla market lAst ypap,
Wlpthes Dl0re viii De shlpneh remains
l0 bn hAali,
'l'ha W0ol NllpH Of p, u, Mons and tha
haAe Basin Aheep company, ApnIHHAl
my about 100000 pounds, Afa helDn
hnlad and placed III uhps fAAdy flf Ahlps
liant IN lidpt0ll, Whpre ID viii De stOrad
until AN0h Il tlnla IN The owners decide
W plAoe N Oh the hlarhet'