Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-03
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wool quite satisfactorily in the ag-
gregate although individual pur-
ehases are. as a rule. only OF moderate
amounts.
The d.mand runs through all class
es OF territory wool, both clothing and
combing; fine fleeces are moving mod
erately. while interest in the offerings
l OF quarter-blood continues keen and il
IS believed that further transactions
in the latter grade will be recorded
soor.
According 10 late reports. an excel
lent business in goods Is expected to
make its appearance after the New
Year for persistent m says that
| the cl0thiers OF the country are light
~ stocked n as a result they are
expected TO become active operators
in the goods market soon after the
! opening Of 1910. The reported dispo-
I sition OF some Of the leading manu-
f~aCturers to quote prices on the new
fabrics for lei fall not "A great deal
above those in force during the last
season. Will undoubtedly cause goods
buyers TO take requirements with con-
siderabiN more freedom than ii values
were marked up substantially as the
Increased cost Of wool during the
year just ending would seem 10 war
rant
The wooden mills still continue fac
tors in the wool transactions on the
local market while some Of the wors-
ted manufacturers are also represent
ed here. The large mills. however,
are doing comparatively little as far
as new purchases are concerned. Ia
the majority Of mills do not wish 10
add further purchases 10 their 1903
accounts which they 4r- NOW cleaning
un.
LINES of wool IRE Icing examined
and ths samples of inc new Australian
al south Ameri san cllIS are ~ -
tGken with the prunan4 SKY OF fairy
generuusr riders o I.G placed on AL
oHe.ipes after the turn - tbs var.
Dealers are in perfect src0rd as 20
the strength OF the situa iur. no enc
believing chat there Is II reason .oT
concessions beyond q reasonable mcr-
ket value some OF the domestic
moods. both fleece and st8afe territory
stocks. were al an extremely high
basis during the hoOn& al the recent
past, bRt in many inss t-sS tbs mar
Eet has become adJuS- 4 to q fnore
equitable and more SATISFACTORY trsd-
ma basis. so that the trads believes
there is neither rhyme nor reason Tor
further declines Wool ctuuNE he
duplicated az less than the values now
ruling here. and the prospect ss the
west for the coming sita Is for con-
united Al-A NtANA1. /
In the foreign Wool divisi IN iheie
are several erchknis who fislk that
che extreme t~iss 14siinE on tfass-
BREEDS VIII evnnE1t = futn rtsMSuuSrs 1
attention 70 fine w31ls FAX has been
current abroad FOR some time e &C.
eiines in merinos. bat they have failed
10 material1e Win LISTING fleet
aFtNeS iu the prelstsr markets. beta in
Australia ana IA Sfuth -Auferi a have
been So extr.nseie high that dealers
in Boston have b2fshS vita cuRs.Ctr-
able conservatism. rr-r+ny 10 FER
NIT Manufactured n speculate IL they
wished. Aec1Tdia- L. ~as!vtrs. i lat
ter have dome TINS io q greet exert.
Il being clat-nef that he huk ~ the
purchases in a. primary markets has
been Ter min a8eseats rather thsn for
dealers
TeieSrans from the west just re-
ceived teli 81 reported heavy sh.sn
in WyorinS and IN cgSterG
Montana fro1n slarrss C~snfracting :
understood 70 A Setrg along steadily. i
In a sr7d srAte way. n t-tah
where prices sGe uneAErg-
ed from last &seA. about - Certs
IN fl- tsrm=r stats and - and
Il cents = t18iI1 4
The business fls wask iqelz1ts
fine unwasusl phi2 Hoses Il s
ents. OhiS fhrA e'Eht- AZ ) ceEis
f2ll Texas az ia seats. a. srter- a.tfl I
Montana AZ 70 70 So cents