Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-26

clean landed cost Ia noalon OF fully
90 cents. The namiiu clip 81 about a
quarter nalilion pounds a said 20 have
oeen taken ~ Boston house at
20 30 cents, as1 estimated 90 cost 80
cents landed Boston. other uiiscoi.
lnneous purchases have been made az
prices ranging from 30 cents upwards
clips purchased at 30 and ~ cents
being estimated 10 shrink from 6ln
90 per cent. Probably about 90 per
cent. certainly over hair OF the clip
IN Montana has been contracted and
Ia Wyoming probably three-quarters
of the clip has been taken. commits.
sion houses having taken rather
larger proportion this year then dur
inK the two years past In the latter
state.
In oregon over two-thirds OF the
elm has been tRRsa ana Is fast being
cleaned up, The secured basis landed
boston on which these woods are now
figured ls from 57002 cents. Al shan
ikot Tuesday, the Lafayette and BOT
any mills secured 23o,QQ0 and 10000
pounds, respectively ana BOSTON deal.
crs the helance OF the offerings az the
above indicated costs. The clip IN
eastern oregon this year. is said TO
be well grown out rather dlsappoiu,-
Ing IN condition al Shamko, Wedncs-
day the balance Of a million aud
thrco-quartcra pounds were sold on
Tuesdays ieval prices
In Texas. probably SEQ. 900 to 4O0,-
0us pounds have been secured az pri-
vate sale, at prices which are said 10
Indicate clean landed cost of 30 and
55 cents for eight and twelve months
woods. respectively.
The new clip has been very much
delayed IN reaching the sea board
markets this year. but II beginning to
come in much more freely now and
Within short time very iargH
amount of wool viii be coming To the
market Woods whica are arriving
today ere selling almost as fast as
they arc received and opened and as
noted a week ago they are in many
cases selling prior to arrival from
samples
II II estimated that about 7s per
cent of the new clip Of the country
has now passed out OF the growers
hands and the balance of the clip will
probably Oe cleaned up within the
next thirty days or 30.
Estimates OF the clip shortage as
printed In the Bulletin last week con-
tinue IL be- corroborated as reports
have come in from the growing Sec
lions and Il is certain that ten per
cent Is little enough 90 estimate the
shortage. with the srOng probability
that Ia VIII run 10 afteen per cent
The Goosis situation.
There Is distinct tendency for
prices to advance IN the goods market.
This tendency il especially marked in
broadcloth. Forestmann & HUFFMAN
and the American Wooden company
having announced advances Of GA Wb
cents per yard on Thursday last. as
che result primarily Of advancing
prices on raw material.
Repeat orders on heavyweights are
coming I'm satisfactory volume for the
time of year and mills are we'll ems
ployed ana In many cases not over
stocked with wool, as Is apparent from
the constant desire 20 purchase what
ever woods are available nj reasonable
prices.
sarges win undoubtedly have very
strong position In the business Of the
coming lightweight season, and prices
VIII unquesticnably be hlgher. bar
ring adverse tnrif legislation. The
factor OF styles calling for larger gar
ments Is aso likely to show an increns-
cd yardage OF goods sold