Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-19
SHEEPMEN OF THE
WEST ARE BUSY
Considerable Sheafing and
Selling in Progressi Trading.
Shows No Material improve
me1t 10 Boston Maret.

BliAetin for che week ending June 1
2 leading Efact1rerg are stl
~Bnwilhn2 90 operate freely and tf
majority N transactions are or
cleaning no nature IL Is aaserte
ma . comparatively small amount
HTAef1J destrabie wool l umsold an
prices show no particular chang
FCfn Haf week business e unquea
uDEaaiy ~ e relatively low point gtt
owing 30 sac general quletnasa (
nanAfsctuFicS c~ire2es bot Ii
cAa4aed III number of keen observ
ers 2 There j. no reason 10 dgub
tnas the MARKET wiN retlFn to a ngr
mai state An = while. An infusion y
coincidence would DO the situation b
Marin while W fnlsht result 10 3 -
awakening NJ faith ia the future.
Ine latest reports from abr0a,
slate that wool consumption Ia stead
ana substantial ln the European mar
kets and % seems strange % botl
Nopl merchants ard sheeDmen mh'
conditions ere % unsettled here Tn,
cplrAe " American wool markets nos
depends on the success of the light.
weight goods season which viii oper
soon. 10 To- argued in some quarters
that the probably reasonable prices
that manufacturer are likely t0 name
on tne neW fabrics Will insura the
sale ~ "a fair gardage of cloth. while
N oA8er places it Is stated that the
initial lightweight business may be q
comparative failure. aa vas fhe case
during fhe heaEy welght season. In
other words. 10 is q believed that
general industrial conditions viii I'M
prove sufficiently ~ warrant liberal
~pnrchases Do tire primary goods mar
ket ON the other hand. e. is rom
fNEArA FFnH HHa. AnFura.HA-
70 lightweight stock goods In New
YORK may result III the cleaning up'
81 remaining supplies. thereby i'm
Parting p stronger tone 10 the new
lightweight fabrics when they are
opened.
The transactions 81 the week IN
eiude a fair aggregate ~ fine and
medium clothing TERRITORY woeI
S-s and IA blood Neeoes d little ore
gon staple and original bag Arizona
humorH ~ large transfers Of Ia
blood and BIS leeces were slfted
down W n sale m boon pounds
81 Michigan &-s within the quotations
given below and O. relatively small
amount ~ i-f blood at current prices
Whenever the market "a nalet. uu-
suai importance IL attached 10 every
f~anRaatipn ot other than very Tim
ned quantities, and such In the case
today. There i8 only one Boston
apuse possessing fleeee woods In uab-
't7htial quantity. u that firms |
sales arc limited 10 the above men
Toned ttanafsr of H-s wool and small /
amounts OF Ia blood. The other I'M
operators Ia bright woods are |
n @ position t. seli lines ranging from
10000 - 10000 pounds In quantity. |
beyond tine higher figures they
.NA NHH4LNE IN AHHaF ~ "a a.-HF I
tnOWu, the bulk Of S-s and f-g blood
ieecea WAS cleaned ~ months ago
" thnt today there is not an lmpor-
ant aggregate of these grades avail
bic IN Boston.
Neither California o Texas woods
re- attracting attention and no trans
crs nrs reported Pulled woods con-
~ move in very limned quanti-
while even noils are slow u sale
na week. Foreign woods are also in
mitcd demand. but the wisdom Of
desirable Australian grades
I low figures la questioned when ~
remembered that good quality {:
resshreds y mcrinos are In a
position abroad .
Tho West. :
The principal feature Of Importance 3
Ne week was the sale Of approxi-
lately $4,000 pounds Of new cIip
at Hcppncr. oregon. on Tues a
~ 90 an estimated clean landed cost d
Boston Of sec 20 58r. Three cast &
n manufacturer were the chief q
.lerators. representatives Of local v
merchants securing only an In II
snificant amount owing 10 the low II
De submitted. This public sale was u
= change from that Of Moun-T
ia Home Idaho. 90 Short while ago. 4
hen practically NO wopi changed n
.nde. fl IS "a question whether the a
Enlistment 81 O. buying basis will
luce turthcr transfers 81 tho new r
-, Tor The shcepmen are still OF a
= belief tina buyers should raise
limits WOODS are being shorn u
ditiorcnt SECTIONS aud buyera are 4
important points waiting for the z
overs 10 lower their asking prices. x
the other hand, the nOckmasters 4
mot understand why substantial |
eiincs from last years figures y
be needed. us they contend
at there ~ not an excessive amount
old wool LETT In Boston. while in =
diiion they cite the strength In
rope gig en- argument against
prices. Tho growers are will
a. make slight concessions. but Ia
y are not disposed 90 accept sew N
" cents a pound under their asking \
cs. particularly NJ this time. AS ~
ct THIS difference In views the -
p is accommodating except when tho 4,
~ woels ere shipped east on guar :
ecd consignment
\ ~Fchedulcd sale WIS held in Noun
Home. Idaho. Thnrsday. when ~
following Quantities were sold
600 pounds az 10, 5-Sc. $1,000 ~
lnds. 10000 pounds. $1,000 -
'ndH ana $4,000 pounds az tho ~
price Medium woods realized
m Dc L. % rs SIS cents. or an
rage secured cost Of So cents
ded Boston. The offerings were -
. great part composed Of mixed
-
reports from Montana state
shcaring wus quite general in the -
from june 30 nr rs. In west
Montana range conditions during
winter were conducive to a good
. unt 20 the sections from Billings =
ana south down 90 the Wyoming -
ihe winter storms have affected
quality 81 the wool more or less *
Dr. understood that "a prominent n
operator has recently bought III
fuNimutcly 400. 900 pounds Of new -
WOOL In the Triangle al Igr \
IL about 1lN.o00 pounds are eaid -
a y been picked up IN oregon Z
mother eastern buyer az private =.
~
The middle wet local buyers nrc
the chief operators. as eastern
chants are unwilling TO raise their
20 meet Erowcra' approval u
minated that nearly onc-haif OF -
Michigan clip has changed hands
IN Ohio why little wool has hr.n