Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-13
FAR WEST WOOL
MOVES LIVELY
PAST week
IMill Buyers Watching Mar
ket; AS High As Seventeen
and a Half Cents Paid in
New Mexico.

Wool has movea In large way shls
week IN the EHr west and u would
seem that there might have bean a
more or less sympathetic feeling be-
tween the west and the Boston mar
|ket There can be no question bat
that mill buyers have been more or
less aroused BY the market tendency
both IN the fleece and territory sec
|tlona and are Watching the market
very closely. says the Boston COM
|niereiai Bulletin
1.-THE most noticeable development
Ih IRE has been the growing desire on
tl1s part 81 the manufacturers 10 own
Whatever lots Of foreign wool are
+ Nailabie az generally prevalent quo
itlons. This desire appears 20 have
,..sended even beyond the Boston
market. lnasmuch as further pur-
archascs Of caaed cFeasbred mooss
ave baeh made in bradford. Eng
snd. during the week for an exten-
i've line. understood 80 be largely
blood grade. In Bradford during the
~ ten days or two weeks, the mar
yct haa shown an advance of fully "A
eaN cent according to cable notices.
Now mp NNNNs
Montana has been the stamping
Pounds uf the buyers this week and
b less than four prominent clips
Save been eotraeted, besides the Die
hn WOODS. Between eight and ten
MILLION pounds are now under con-
ract IN an probability Twenty cents
awBa the ton price paid for any OF the
Ilwool included in the four clips sperl-
flied. namely the Bacr. Rae. Long and
Wood clips, which together make a
total Of well over four million pounds
ef wool ~ these clips. an except the
+ Rae clip which went 10 "a Chicago
Adealer, were contracted by Boston
mesrhants
A. Mountain Home. Idaho, seal4d
bids were received for "a half-miiilon
pounds and prices ranged from l 5 80
"a 10 Us cents according to condition,
Boston and 81. Louis buyers sharing
81 the purchases.
Considerable wool has also aeun
sold IN oregon ana az Cpsper az high
as 70 a-4 cents has been paid for an
Exceptionally good Tot of wool.
In New Mexico, as high as i7h
cents has been paid which Is estifnai-
z tA NJ q htAtAH AAEA4A AAtt4tAs
IN eastern Oregon considerable
wool has been sold, At f'endleton. I6
ais cents was paid az the sale on
sTneaday and "a Heppner. out of about
100000 pounds, aside from so9,000
pounds taken BY the lafayette mills
and sman quantity taken by the
Botany Wo9sted, the Boston dealers
TOOK the greater proportion Of the
wool The ciean cost OF these woods
10 estimated % run as high az 81 cents
IN exceptional Instances for staple
wool.
In the soda SPRINGS district. also
more OF less wool has been taken
within the week at 40 cents.
In the fleeco sections. there has
been considerable wool bought also
Baud prices have strengthened some-
what In Ohio 90 cents for medium
woods has been paid the tanners who
had desirable lots quite freely and IA
q few INSTANCES this price has Doubt
l@Hs neen bettered, with 20 cents and
get,ef paid for Cine clips running
barRelN % deiainc. some wool a said
10 be bought for less than these quo.
tations, but the volume OF purchaser
would seem 70 be small az the Lowell
4 figures.
la Michigan 20 cents has also been
reached as y general quotation on me.
dunn woods and this price has IN IN.
stances also been bothered for bunch
lots by a half-cent, with considerable
wool purchased.
New York has also sold consider.
able wool and the farmers have In
many instances closed out their cilns
n some instances az sc cents delivered
east
Throushout tine fleece section, the
wall of high cost feed d heard and