Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-01

Australian will now cost 80 q 81 cents
clean landed. n there is little pros
pect of the price declining, while the
London sale may create a condition
that will advance prices.
The prospects for a very satisfac-
tory wooden fabric demand are espe-
cially good, and the extensive samp-
ling By wooden %spinners during the
past two weeks will shortly result in
some activity. With the exception of
the few mills already too far gone to
hope for recovery. the woolen manu-
lecturers are well employed n the
heavyweight season looks to be a
record breaker.
Pulled Woods.
Pulled woods have been the most
active grade in the market during the
past week, having been under most
careful examination by an unusually
large number of buyers, and hundreds
of small orders were booked during
the week, ranging all the way from
bags to 200 bags. Some Of this
wool came over from New York for
account, and il was princi-
pally b supers. which sold around Sc
@5S cents. Probably there were 500
bags of this New York wool disposed
of, and more is coming to meet the
growing demand. Sales of about ev-
erything known in pulled grades were
reported at full prices.
Secured WOODS.
There has been a continuation of
the %piecemeal buying of secured
woods, quite largely by the small
manufacturers, who are now
up courage enough to buy
fifteen or twenty bags at a time. as
hey are well supplied with good or
lnpA "a nd NRNAFa ~ In -tHAf 49,.
S no speculation yet in the secured
grades. as practically everything sold
foes to mills which are waiting for
[ for immediate use. Prices remain
Unchanged, running all the way from
10 to 20 cents. according to The
Fleece Moods.
Fleece woods are about in the posi-
ion they occupied during recent past
In rare instances prices may
ave been shaded a t%rffle, but the
God woods are asking prices, and
has t%ranspired very closely
.eld for the fun range of as yet to
'arrant any mark-down. Each week +;
I carrying adds to the cost of the 7
DOL, and determines the dealer more
nan ever To hang IN for his price, /
'hich at best will afford but a meager
rotit. sales in small lots are report
among them being 10000 Ohio
ne unwashed at IS cents. $4,000 q
hio fine delaine at 81 cents. $4,000 q
hio half-blood at So cents. $4,000 I
hio three-eighths blood at SO cents. !
nd GO, 1000 New York state fleeces at
} cents. the lot being hardly up TO }
standard. Sales have been made :
q small way of New England state
oois, but the lots were naturally
nall.
Tcrritor: WOODS. p
With the exception Oh a line of fineI
ia fine medium grades running close =,
SEQ, 600 pounds, the territory wool =
arket has been rather quiet. The d
interest is in the foreign situation |
ID in the west, and in the Boston
AIDE alone there are dealers standing "
ady 10 take the entire Montana clip ts
20 cents, h price reported as he IL
3 fixed on contract recently. This n,
,ure is not credited. as il was the 1t
" contract figure, or very near il. ci
t year, and probably % cents is the }.
n price now unless conditions
very suddenly. staple woods
p IN vcrs short supply in Boston. II
d they are very quiet as well. But u
clothing grades there is consider pl
le activity in small lot trading. -,
sales we note $4,000 choice :
'Ntlhs tHt'NFiSHtNS nipou AT 80
ats. 10000 fine and fine medium al
cents cleaned. - bales Ne. , east 10
oregon NJ &c cents. 10000 original &C
.omins nj &c cents. 100000 No. ,
Hey oregon al so cents. 15.oUa No.
iregon at % cents. 100000 original IA,
'oming at 25a &c cents. $4,000
sinal New Mexican at 20 cents
90 choice No. g Valley NJ
At = cents $1,000 fine-and -.
p medium Utah az 80 cents clean -
10000 or same nj 21le cents IN y
ase. and $4,000 th~ree-eIghths blood y
omlng IT - cents TIL
~shearine Of tn fan wool i'm TIL
as Is now over. but M sales re- DR
Probably the Kerrvillc sales
take place next week. This new Z
Noei = worth ABOUT 80 cents sad