Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-16

sold.
with lho exception Of ths LEADING
factor. drosn goods are not yct opened
for the spring of 1914 season. on
mems wear. orders haze sie#a ~
bii Tor lIght-wolghts. olothlefs APP
nafonliy having gone 70 the extend d.
placing orders which they consider
safe.
Heavyweight repeat orders are
coming IN fairly we'll however. both
on mems wear and dress goods and
the Indications are that the heavy
weight season win be- much later than
usual this year. owing 10 me delay
Of tho clothing trade N placing orders
earlier
London september Sales = 8aronctcr.
The course OF the september wool
auctions a. London win be watched
with more than usual Interest. owing
20 the general openlng Of The primary
markets in Australasia. The series
opens IN Coleman street, September
%. The lists Will close for OFFERINGS
next Monday. Up to September lat
the total number Of bales available
for the sale was $4,000. Of which
ff.90O bales wor Australian. ~ 500
New Zealand and 4, SEQ Cape woods
OF the total. $1,000 bales were new
arrivals and the balance held over
wooia.
Latest adyices from English mar-
kets indicate n firm tone prevailing
and recent rumors were probably ~
Illustrative OF tho old saying; THE
wish IL father Of the thought" AZ
any rate. ondeavora Go buy on a lower
/ I44Irs
tho New Zealand Spectators at Lon
don will be able % maintain an In
different front II American compet-
ton ls lacking as the coming sale, as
they have done at other previous
sales, remains 60 Dc seen. u ~ the
opinion OF well-poaiod merchants IN
tho trade, however, that any marked
decline Is very unlikely and some look
for prices 10 be maintained.
Territory Original Montana and
original Wyoming woods have moved
In a very satisfactory way 80 far as
the volume Of business u concerned,
this week. Prices on the whole have
been on practically last weeks basis.
although AZ intim1td above. certain
Instances have probably occurred
where prices were shaded ever 80
slightly. II In very doubtful. how
ever. n those same concessions could
be obtained al the present moment.
one sale Of haif-mlllion pounds
81 original Wyoming appears 60 have
been the largest sale recorded for
which the price clean secured " re-
ported az fSM soc. or 800 Use In the
grease. For average half-blood Mon
tana woods In the original bags half
dollar clean 10 still the basis Of trad
ing.
a number 81 other sales Of "a quar-
ter million pounds or more have also
been made. involving Montana az 90
m52c. Nevada az $50 soc. Colorado
and New Mexico al i6@47c and Ida
no al asa soc,
Fine staple Montana II reported al
20 cents In She grease. or estimated
at about 53r55c clean. Half blood
Montana graded has also sold az ~
cents In tho grease. the estimated
cost being 5i@52c. Thrce-eighths
blood Montana has changed hands at
iTM fSc clean basis. More or less
quarter blod territory he's also
changed hands at 2im 22c and some
common ana braid and low quarter
blood at the same price. Fine med
ium Utah sold az lGl gontasnr enln1at-
ed to cost clean 46 cents. some 500.
600 pounds being involved.
Texas--There has been q fair cal
for Texas wool. some $4,000 pounds
OF eight months wool being sold al
fTff4S cents clean basis. while other
lots are under consideration. Twelve
months Is quotable at about Ga cent,
clean.
California--Californi has contin.
ued on the even tenor OF les unevent.
ful way, no sales being reported. al.
though certain lots are still under
consideration on a. basis Of 46Ws 81
for best northern woods.
Secured There has boon rathei
better demand for the better grade,
OF secured woods ana some very fin'
: Nevadas have been sold AZ "a CENTS
Fine a and double a supors are als'
koenly sought al old rates. Will,
= average good fine wooir are qu0tthi,
az iSm50 Two to three thourant
bags are reported To have been trades
2 this week.
= Nols--here IL an improvement, u
g the supply OF luils consequent upo,
. the much wider resumption ~ IA,
, worsted plants Prices arc steady "A
x recent ouotntiona