Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-22

eau improve the situation materially.
Regardless of political conditions
ur lhe lovk cf substantial business ia
the goods market prices on nauH
Wools me Ncing maintained very
firmly Fine staple aud hgit-hlood,
! both territory and fleece are very
strong IN value ana Ina relatively linn
itcd supply Ina Fact, thcre is dis.
| tinetly firm tendency on al domestic
woods and several buyers who tried
since ruosd3N to ohtain concessions
have failed In their attempts. The
majority of dcalcrs believe that pot-
tics cannot effect the value of good
woods materially ior the supply OF
choice stock Is wen broken and there
ale still many consumptive require
mcuts TO be filled With the eNCep-
tiou Of Ohio half-blood and three
'eighths, there Is stll fairly good
supply of flepccs on the markct but
the above named grades are scarce
and very strong in price.
Secured Wools continue to attrart
moro or less attention and lots are
being picked up 10y different huNcrs
as they become available. 1t is re-
ported that an Euglishman has been
operating In secured fine TO lne med
ium territory during the week talk
ing fully 5000 bags on basis OF
about 1' To IS cents In addition. inc
same purchaser is credited with the
acquisition of approximately 100000
pounds of grease fine clothing terry
tory en- q clean basis OF about 80 to
So cents. Il Is understood that these
woods are TO he exported 60 Grad
ford, although II is quite possible that
the secured wool might he sold an
this market where it is In good roe
ft,
ever. il is understood that tho
secured Mools were bought With tho
idea IN mind Of thcir top making
qualities in bradford
\ number of MN representatives
are Interested in he offerings hut
with few exceptions. the individual
purchases are of very moderate GUAM
titles indeed Tho differ ont territory
woods such as Montana in original
bags ana graded iuts, rs we'll as w
oming, oregon tfttn soda Springs
Arizona, and secured New Mexican
are selling quite steadily. Prices are
very firm with particular strength
noted on staple woods. Half-bloDd
three-eighths and fine unwashed
flepces are moving in a moderate
way, hut some large lines of cnn-
signed Michigan llceccs are not moN-
ing because holders insist upon q. Ices
far above the market. Not much adj
ditional activity Is noted in either
Tcxas or California woods, although
thcN are no easter in value. Pulled
WOODS are still selling quite well con
sidoring the fact that the woods are
not long enough yet for staple pur-
poses, B supcrs are advanced in
price. Foreign veols are in re!ativ aly
limited demand but there is only q
t,t
the market Carpet Wools are prnc-
tically at standstill as manufacture
ers have not reached the point where
they feel warranted IN laying in FUR
ther supplies of raw material in spite
Of the fact thai he recent auction ia
New York showed that the purchas-
ing power Of tho country is still sub
stantial.
New York NooI Market.
Interest in carpet Woels Is deXel-
oping and some business Is being ac-
complished However, greater husi-
ness is prevented by The continued
unwillngnees of manufacturers 10
pay prices vented by dealers. Tho
auceessru conclusion % The smith
carpct auciion has lod consumers GO
the belief that additional supplies
shclll bc houHhi although II is
claimed ls some manufacturers iliht
the largo distribution assured to
leading producer Will tand tn make
other goods in less demand,
NotWithstaudng the pcssimlstc
view OF tho situation dealers are
maintaining values lirmlN owing 90
the fact thai present raw material
stocks can not be replaced IN the
primary markets even at the locm
asldna figures Buyers are Interested
in China Russian and scotch woods,
but price differences prevent impor-
tant transactions.
Arrivals Of the week included %,
6Gg pounds OF China aud 30GS.
pounds of Russian. Withdrawals
from warehouse were SGi, S3i POUNDS
against 1SG.2S9 pounds wnrchouscd
and 1910 pounds entered for con-
sumption
Ordoial Figures show that curpei
wool imports during the first nine
months OF tho year baNc decreased
almost 81. 7.000,000 pounds from 1909,
the heaviest decline being woods from
the United kingdom which fcll off
from 2lS00,72l pounds IN lao9 20
J .. 2.432,i5S pounds This year Inn
ports of Russian wool dropped from
s. .G5O.O64 pounds last year to l,fSi-
SIS pounds this year. From ether
markots In Europe ll,452,12f pourds
last year, against only $.932,96i
pounds this yeor The imports OF
China wools also show q decline frc-u
32,555,S2S pounds last year to 2r-
941.IG7 pounds this year.