Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-19

%,tinues d waiting market, and, as
matter OF fact, most dealers prefer e
Italk on almost any other subject tina
wool today. For they state that the
whole matter has been gone over
pretty thoroughly, and manufacturer
know pretty near what wools are III
this market. and the dealers them
selves have q pretty accurate linz
upon the offerings Of the new clip IN
the west. With no reason. therefore,
FOR either ones purchasing, they are
simply waiting, and there II no know
ing when there win be q iet-up TO this
, waiting attitude.
Foreign Market. =.
The foreign market, which has all
along been very active, should show
an easier tone In the very nea future,
as It IL only natural that manufactur
iefs who have been working night and
, day must have a let-up, or they viii
nave the same condition there as we
have had here during the present sea
son. The American wool merchant
used to watch the London sales very
closely and keep close tabs on the for
eign market as a whole. There IL no
Iquestion but that he Is IN close touch
geth co,dttons an Inc Other sIde at
mo nresnnt ttme ana maj he is
|keeutng tots on The I.ondon sales
which win be held this mouth From
tho attitude Of these same merchants
at the present time. however. It is
quite evident that their interest IN
the coming sale IL not AS complete as
feeI ma, course the for
.ian ms,ket takes Il can have hun
ntl. offect unon The nresent domes-
~ wonl nnarL., either for halter ~,
~ worsa
"o"' " '"o''' ""
Dht reason Tor TINS ~, OF course
that the wool TO be offered at me
next sale y mol OF az Eood a ahaIhA
~ tha' Whicll mas aiffaoE peeh sol"'
49, hnys mo rhoice rIin and Is
nr.,,y rau lordod ~ ~ rore,en ,yooIs
Z, ,gant nnndt,Inn ,,,hGcb vaa
a,a,,. ,rau sho.n rarantty ~ his ~
nht,,, go ~. ,t,o ,ho,,sana hol.s
- sa,ntar mao1s - he oerersd ., mis-
sta ~" haa ~ ,ncoatty. far hmvipo
,..aY
rsk. istns, .drt.ao frorn r.ondon ~
49, -, 49, j., ~. nnn,
- tn "a 80, aradoa ~,
- I - ~ ~ 80 arass-
hsa,ts naaa moriaos aaalors say
Inn ...hahIg .hasv doci,na IL rronn
$50 - ,.ar -, mn =, 10
~. ~ - m LIN
ron,,tn ctrn, rha so,ies ~ l1mitod a.
'tcn ono halas ~ naw arriyals HI, III,
,.llI M su-a,,od =" holdayo,s and u,noI
49,. a. -. A., nsaaa ~ -, 4,
L. norr arahohia 49, ~ .ha,n
- A. hantnnIn. - f1aI ~ - or
,i,an s,nner go ~
- MANI rerLtnr ann,,tnnm,
l.. s,nca ~ No., - ~ ana as
,a,'ta,,., $3.50 - - -
haen ~ COS ror nane roars
;" ~ "'~.
In the west although In different
sections. there has been some little
buying, the grower and the dealer are
still too far apart to permit Of much
IN the way Of business. In Montana
there has been a little buying, n at
billings last week 100000 pounds OF
WOOL were taken at is ~ cents, a
price which Is estimated to be at a
cost Of % cents laid down In Boston,
Dispatches from the west last week
stated hat a prominent wool mer-
chant here In Boston had purchased
the two big Montana clips--namely,
the Long Rhea ana the Baer--at
~ l-2 cents.
This Is denied. however, and is said
to be a Simon pure fabrication. For.
as was stated last week. the dealer IL
question took the wools on consign-
ment, and although II Is reported in
some quarters that an advance OF lG
cents was given, It has been impos-
sible to have this verified. While
this advance would have been justi-
fled in the case of these clips there Is
a probability that the advance was
lower even than 10 cents- For. as a
matter OF fact. the men who own
these clips are wealthy and they
might well afford TO send their wool
on TO be sold some time in the future,
say some six months or So hence
Ana they could probably afford TO
lake no advance and thus save the