Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-10
BULK Of TRADING IN
TERRITORIES
Original New Mexican Figures
in the Business Smaller
Mills Show More Interest

The smaller mills are showing more
interest in the Boston wool market
this week and thcN are taking very
moderate quantities of WOo Tor eut-
rent and nearby necessities. says the
BOSTON Commercial Bulletin. Beyond
this, there is little business being ae-
complished as the large manutaetur-
ers are apparently well stocked with
raw material Tor h present inc
Goods market is slowly improNins.
particularly on heavy weight require
ments. ana "a good dead OF the current
limited activity is caused by the in
creased orders booked by "a number OF
the less imported mills. Prices are
being maintained without notable eN-
ception Lat il is extremely doubtful
whether dealers could obtain even
slight advances oye present quotas
lions.
JUS prior TO the opening of the
London auctions on Tuesday last com
siderable interest was manifested IN
domestic f~leeccs by "A number OF nan
ufacturerS. but the opening evidently
was not encouraging enough 10 war
rant substantial purchases of these
woods here. The leading mills show
no disposition to operate 10 amy eN-
tent now. owing to the continued rola-
tivclN poor condition of the goods
market and dealers are not attempting
to force trading by offering materially
lower prices. II is "A question, indeed.
whether reductions would induce the
mills to operate with amy degree of
freedom at this time.
The general opinion of the trade
seems to be that conditions VIII I'M
prove as time passes. although no one
q .l...- 40. ...tfI L--..a ma
t|criully better in the near future The
bulk of the weeks trading Is In terri
tory woods, both i'm graded lots and or
iginal packages us Wen as in secured
fleeccs. The majority of transactions
are of small individual quantities ale
though il Is understood that one lot oi
$50. 900 pounds Of Montana clothing
bought during the week for %
local mill. while another sale com
priscd Approximately 100000 pounds
of choice staple Montana. In another
of the market the business
included Il fair quantity OF original
wyoming. original Montana, UNI
washed ohio pclain1 and s~cmi-hrisht
%flrcces. OTHER business comprises on
New MeXican. small lots of ore
gon original woods. secured sprine
California: northern California in the
grouse. and moderate lots az FeNis
Fleccrs are generally quiet the Lead
sale of the week heinr the above
To transaction in unW1shcd
Ohio deiainc Prices are holding nom
inally steady az quotations. II is un-
dcrstood that holders in the fleece
sections of The west are sttIl holdNlg
woods at prices p~rphlhttiN" 10
BOSTON operators.
nh. f.rHaft..a ia IrrlfAI tHIttBla is "A Nh /
comparatively limited in volume, being
principally to ~ supcrs which
are practically unchanged i value
from last week.
There is some activity in Australian
though the entire movement oi
week is relatively uutmport4nt
According to report. there is only 30
moderate supply of mcrinos 100 dcal
RS hands. but there is sin ID iAlfh
substantial stock in bonded warehouse
tuaitiug consumption. Ia the cross
division the greatest supply H. ol
10 t6S. Fin G4s are by no means
and it is stated that 20 good
regular Gi- viii not bring
IS cents secured. although % BE-
believed that 50 cents could ir r"dl-
zed on G4s to G6s. Accprdlng tu lti'
able dispatches from sydney. AUS
ralia. good sydney 64s can hc lHnded
u Boston from Australia &c uppr"Nl-
IS cents.
South American woods ARE without
particular call and tro only nominal
a value. Carpet woods are still wlth-1
mt increased demands. hut Wanu-
are showing more interest
% local supplies. and owing Go the tact
hat They have not bought raw ma-
erlal iu |uuantity for % ntmbcr 81
it would NOT he sururisinr 81
business in CLASS three woods would
AXE @ squirt iu the neal future. as 30
s wen understood thar prices are mot
to decline from present quota