Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-23
new MEXICO CLEAN
WOOL BRINGING
% TO 46C
Nearly Two and a Half Million
Pounds of Territory Sold;
Secured New Mexican in
Very Good Demand.

Boston, Mass, sept. 22.--Forcign
woods which have been very much
neglected for many weeks have
flashed into the hmelight in no un-
decided fashion this week with the
purchase by "a large New England
mill of large quantity ct South
American crosshrods estimated gem
orally az about $500 bales. although
appearances indicate that more wool
of This sort is desired by the same
mill. says the Boston Commercial
Bulletin.
Tho purchase Included some Linz
lcolu aud some high-quarter woods
/ but was principally of straight quar-
tor-blood gtade. OF various packin&s.
/ For the high quarter-blood, Is cents
/ Is reported Ia have been paid, while
some Of the straight quarter sold al
20 cents and some straight quarter
and Lincoln brought 23A cents, to-
gcther in bond. Some low quarter b.
also reported In the transactions at
22M and % cents. other sales could
have boon made but holders declared
hat the price WIS too low 90 induce
them 10 part with their holdings.
several hundred bales OF New Zoa-
land crosshreds of fN-fis grade are
also reported Ia have been sold on
the clean basis of 37m3S cents IN
bond
The volume OF business put
through I'm domestic woods hns been
considerably less this week than
last, although IA fair quantity az ter
fitory wool both original ana graded,
has changed hands.
Prices arc unsatisfactory THAT
fact cannot he disguised. and the
manufacturer Is not slow Co take adj
vantage of any weakness that np-
pears on tho surface or underneath
H. Nevertheless. assertions are com-
mon that consignors Of wool are gem
orally disposed to hold for advances
London sales open Tuesday The
listing OF woods for the fifth series
of wool auctions which opens In Cole
man street, London, next Tuesday
cluescd last Monday with total offer
inRs Of 10000 bales, Of which iOt,'
Goa bales was New zealand cross
hreds.
New arrivals were as follows: New
South Walcs. $4,000 bales. queens
land, $4,000; Victoria. 5000; Soutl
Australia. l.00o: West Australia
5000. NoW Zealand. $1,000, an,
care of Good Hope ana Natal. 2t.eo'
, halCa OF this wool 10000 bales %
Ausualpsan ana 900 bales Of Cap'
of Gnnd Hope and Natol We're for
wardcd direct a. spinncra.
speculation is rio as 40 the prob
ahlo trend of prices nt London. Man,
] arc anxious to sea prices settle bacl
somewhat ou account off iho openin
OF the now clip season u prmar
markets Mail aducos from Londo
dated two weeks ago indicated IA
belief that prices might sag of o
crosshrcds. which are Zoo heavier sup
ply than for SOME time. lut later adj
vices by cable indicate rather an
fcront Wow since the senate pnsse
the tariff bill. ana II would bc grea
. surprise to many " prices were me-
II fully maintained on the level of la'
10 sales rates
a bad feature Of the situation
Il England however. is the genor
strike Of railroad men which seem
90 be- imminent Gable adviccs ind
cate that the executive committee &
al the National Union of Railway Me
he has endorsed the strike and that N
g. union is now officially i'm position I
~ call upon every railroad man 10 suI
"a port the strike started in Dublin IN
is first of the week
ri Awaiting the Tariff Enactment
ID The wool textile industry o. awaltiu
be- the finHl report of the conforcn'
committee OF tho senate and nous
A. Already IL has been announced thl
is tors ana warns have been made dut
20. uhio az 10 and rs per cent ad VI
,d lorcm. respectively These duti'
~ undoubtedly mean keen foreign con
uH petition,
Considerable interest attaches
nt the question of whether raw wa
ld VIII be- made free upou Tho passni
ct of the bin on upon December !.
provided In the bin passed hy q
be- senate a. this writng tho confcren
s- committee had not announced lts o.
v slti0n on this question
as AZ the Mills orders ON light welel
mems wear appear TO have slowed \