Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-03

Pulled Woods.
There Is no excitement in this
branch of the market, still there is a
normal business being transacted ev-
cry day that brings the volume of
woods disposed of up to fairly good
figures. The new arrivals are now
beginning to show staple and they
are cleaned up practically as fast as
received. Both wooden and Worsted
manufacturers are buyers n the
takings of both factors are moderate,
but repeat orders materially swell the
weeks business. There is NJ accumu-
lation and prices are exceedingly
firm.
Secured Woods.
There are few dealers who do not
report a good weeks business in
secured woods, and the prices are un-
changed from quotations in the recent
past, md are based upon the quality
of the wool. one house sold 60, 600
pounds of secured last week and the
top price was 6S cents. From that
figure it ranged down to some odds
and ends at 55G5S cents. Another
house sold $4,000 pounds at ~ cents,
and it was good selected stuff. other
prices on lots running all the way
from 5000 pounds to $4,000 pounds
we're in a rather wide range, going
from So up to 20 cents, which was the
highest price quoted. Practically all
OF this wool went to consumers.
Fleece Woods.
Fleece woods are remarkably quiet.
UFhf- l.. nrgptnfA1 for in a ,,,aaSprsn nv
the conflicting reports and erratic ac-
ton of the Australian markets, but
the dealers are holding out for their
price and continue to turn down bids
a to y cent under the asking price.
Fine delaine has sold to a moderate
extent as high as Al cents. but more
business has been done at 40 cents
for unwashed grades. Unwashed has
sold at 33m3 "a cents. Buyers are tax
ing very sparingly, presumably only
to meet imperative needs.
Territory NooIs.
Trading i'm territory woods has been
light in comparison with previous
weeks, n what is taken out each
leaves so much less real choice
wool, so that we are approaching a
time. and not far distant at that. :
prices quoted will be slightly
shaded, simply because the wool is
up TO the standard in spinning
value. The real choice wool from
the territory clips has been well
cleaned up, and the second and third
choice remains in limited quantity.
The sales with few exceptions. have
been in small quantities. Among the
sales we note zoe, 600 New Mexican
at - cents. 100. GOO Soda Springs half
blood at 20 cents, $50 Wyoming at
cents. 40. 900 Wyoming half-blood
at % cents. 100. 900 Soda Springs half
blood at 30 cents. 10000 Soda Springs
three-eighths blood at so cents, 800
Montana at p. l.. 10000 Mon
half-blood at 80 cents. and TO-
poe No. l Valley oregon at 81 cents.
There is something doing in Cali
woods. but results of the ex-
-ensive sampling have not vet shown
NJ very prominently. one or two
good sized trades have been closed at
iull prices. and the wooden manufac-
.urers lave been picking up small
lots all through the market during
past week.
Texas woods are in quiet demand.
nut the supplies are reduced ana no
lctive business is looked for. What
Nools are for sale are under tests and
Il any day there is likely to be a
'~lean-up.
Foreign Wools.
There has been a peddling business
n foreign woods. \ few bales at a
comprise the purchases Of most
4 the-mill men who are in the mar
let-andtbere is a. continual small
through telephone orders.
Probably l2eO bales. all told. have
zen disposed Of, consisting OF every :