Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-19


There 10 little new TO be said with
reference to the New York goods
| market. what duplicate orders are
now coming forward are taken al firm
prices. but the lightweight season is
now well determined and the manu-
focturers are busying themselves with
the new heavy weight samples. All
tho mills are well employed and many
are running night shifts where they
| can get sufficient help. This applies
both to wooden az well as worsted
| plants. Combers and spinners are
! likewise very we'll employed.
Carpets have been opened and we'll
sold up, all relatively cheap values
being taken with avidity and more
wanted. Ia this end OF the market
! also, tho raw material is master.
TEXAS Fall Clip-About three to
| four hundred thousand pounds Of the
] new fall clip has been disposed OF up
/ 10 this writing. his being in the vicin-
| iiy of san Angelo. The prices paid
| T. o. b.. there are said to vary from
| l2qIlIc, mostly nt the higher figure.
| These woods were bought on clean
! basis last year OF about 40 cents and
buyers are trying TO get them at the
same figure. The woods already
bought, however, will undoubtedly
mean II clean cost OF 42GII cents The
sal" of considerable wool that was
| expected this week has been post
| poncd by the growers until after the
! results Of the Krrrvillc sale, which
occurs on the twentieth. are known 3.
General Market Summary-Tradlng
for the week has included some fur
Their lots ~ foreign wool but prlncI-
pally In miscellaneous lots of orig
| innl territory. one large worsted wool
buyer In said 10 have taken million
4, pounds or more OF these woods since
election Secured woods are in very
fair demand and some speculation IL
| reported Fast india and other woods
! 81 similar characteristics are In
rather better request.
Prices are well maintained. no ad-
yanccs, nor yet any slumps being mp
parent anywhere In the market Need
less to say the dealers zee no ncccs-
sity for lowering quotations, although
Inquiries seem 10 have revealed n hope
On the part Of some buyers To get
bargains. II possible.
Prospects and Prices.
Trading this week indicates no
! change In the immediate future OF
| prices, although we're Is no question
AZ " the innate strength of the mar
krt.
ohio FleeceS-- Trade in ohio flceccs
this week has been limited. with an
ohter sale OF y washed WOOL this week
at tho price made last week for the
same grade namely 80 cents for about
$4,000 pounds. \ similar quantity of
fine unwashed ohio brought "a cents
Michigans-There has been only n
moderate trade In Michigan fleece
woods this week mostly for odds and
ends. Prices are ARMY held at for
| mer quotations, however, dealers gee
Ing no necessity for sacrificing the few
holdings they now have.
MissouTis supplies OF Missouri
ficeces in the market are very limited.
\ small quantity of quarter blood II
stili being offered ut 80 cents, which,
In not readily obtained except for very
light lots.
pulled WOOls-Dcmand for choice
staplcd pulled woods continues very
fair with supplies very limited. No
business of any moment IL reported
In the New York market this week.
little low wool being in the trans
actions OF tho week. Prices are
steady and unchanged.
TerFitOTleE--TheFe has been fair
trade In territory woods this week, es-
pecially for original clips. Wyoming
woods have perhaps been most In EVIL
dence In the trading. with the figures
on clean cost around the sixty cent
mark but sometimes exceeding this
price.
More or IeSs staple wool has also
changed hands including compare
lively small quantities of fine and half
blood st1pIe Montana at 24h and 20
026M cents respectively. Repeated
offers of 25M cents for half blood
have been steadily refused.
There has been a small quantity OF
quarter blood Soda Springs wool SOLD
at ~ cents. perhaps IN the neighbor'
hood OF 100000 pounds altogether.
Other original lots have included
aome New Mexican, Nevada and Utah
woods. In the clothing lines. the New
4 Mexican clips and Colorado woods
have figured most extensively, the
clean cost of these woods ranging up
10 90 cents and seldom going below
670b cents. one lot OF about $4,000
mounds of No. Colorado do. WOOL
brought 90 cents In the Erease OF en-
estimated cost OF So cents clean.
TeHas-The principal attention OF
the trade this week has been focused
on the new fall clip bat a little bust
ness has been done In this market,
including the sale Of 100000 p IuEis 81
spring wool at clean cost estimated
sfe0a5 Cent@.
California. - pc mand Tor California
woods IL moderate, one lot OF northern
,rnnla haIna anlA NJ a olRRn eeklmAted