Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-15
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Brings 10 to 81, Cents IN the
9 Grease and go to SO Cents
8 Clan Basis on the Boston
Market.

n Boston. Mass. Ooct 1.-Two or
three ~ the Boston wool dealers, In
the spirit OF the worlds baseball ser
les, made home run c'Outs tilia week.
Netting sales Of q million pounds. and
several base hits were also dsllvered.
The total Ralas for the week. how
ever. will probably not. exceed five
million pounds on new contracts, "
indeed they quite reach that mark,
says the Boston Commercial Bulletin.
There is said 10 he more OF a tend
ency on the part OF mills to take on
wool again, the reasoning Of buyers
apparently being that woods are I'M
likely to be lover after election. and,
IN view of the tremendous shortage
In supplies throughout the world M
well ~ In this country. are very likely
10 be higher.
The transactions Of the week have
quite naturally involved almost wholly
territory woods. which have been sold
both IN graded ana original lots.
Some little foreign ana fleece woods
have aIso been moved but not 10 any
great extent
Goods Market Very StrOng-Thcrc
In no weak feature In the goods mar
kct The leading factor In the market
N understood to be- practically sold
up on mems fancy wuTstcds. The sit
udtlOn on staple goods is too we'll
known To- need comment. while tn"
dress goods mills are very apparently
well supplied with orders. especially
Tor good TunninE 10 medium woods.
W0rstcd yarn splnncrs are refusing
10 make quotations very far ahead
hud Indeed II IN said that a number
of them have refused - make quota
tons for future delivery until after
election, except at mntcrinl advances
There In a belief among many of
the dealers that the mills as a whole
are less well covered IN raw material
than II patent ON the surface.
London ClOecs StTOng-Thc sales at
London closed strong on Thursday
Purchases for the United States were
about 5000 bales, according to cable
ad' Ices. Low crOssbrcds maintained
their Hdyunr" Of 10 per cent made
At the opening. while medium to fine
rrossnrcds closed generally AT 10 per
cent advance over last sales rates
ana morlnOs were up about per
cent.
PROSPECTS AND PRICES.
The moderate TO fair buying which
has been characteristic Of the mar.
kct for the past few weeks seems
likely To hold prices where they are
for the lmmcdiatc future. There are
no sigIH Of weakness anywhere APP
parent, however, and the tendency II
anything should he towards a higher
level, according To almost all opinions
In the trade.
OhlUS--Drmunh for Ohius has been
CircumsCribcd by the narrOwnoss Of
offerings, clothing wOuls being about
the only thing HNHiltbl" for the mills
~ these two lots involving i5O,UUU
pounds fine unwashcd are reported
sold At - cents In each case. De-
Iuand for dclainc woods has continued
~ingnant, prices remaining at the
nominal uutatiOns. which have been
In evidence for some time past.
MiChlgnnS-l.ittlc has been done To-
.caIly In Michigan woods. except for
ia" sale of II very limited quantity OF
pulled woods.
MisSOuris-Thcrc liz said to De prac-
tlcnlly nothing available IN the way
at bright woods In the St Louis mar
krt The cleanup Of quarter blood
woods In that market n week ago was
followed hy the purchase ~ the baby
rpmbinR and clothing woods by an
other mill.
I'uIcd WOOls-Dcmand for pulled
woods locally has not been at all ex-
tcnsivo. Some good white Eastern -
is reported sold In limited way for
44mi5 cents New York pullcrs with
one exception have very light guam
Titles Of wool on hand To offer, aside
from the October pullings THESE
latter are held very strongly at - to
- cents for ~. mostly at the latter
quotation, Tho pullers state that they
viii not consider any lower counter
offers Az the woods now are Ions
enough for worsted mill use.
TcrritOFtcs--ln che neighborhoOd OF
three million pounds of territory
wool IL reported In the transaC tions
OF the week. The bulk of the terri
tories WAS original bag wool, includ-
Ing Montana Soda Springs, Utah. Ore
gOn and New Mexican. Probably
original sales amounted to nearly II
not quite two million pounds. These
woods shoW no change In prices from
the sales Of similar woods previously
made, MontanaA bringing 23h to 2ih
cents, Utah 20 to 81 cents. New Mex
lean 10 To - cents and ranging all
the way from so to SO or 50 cents
clean basis,
Some Montana half. blood wool In
vOlvlng quite fair line is understood
ca he under negotiation. A line Of
blood Colorado involving about
200 pounds II reported to have
brought sc TO 81 cents clean bqBls.
Other graded woods have Included
about $4,000 pounds Of quarter and
three elghths blood Soda Springs and
Montana woods. for which the price
was 30 cents.
Guided 100000 pounds OF AontanaH
at AN cents, OF about 62 cents clean,
and an ANIMAL auaOunt M EOda HDPlnne