Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-31


|Dragping prices aud llstlcssnes'
l. the features OF the Boston wool
hrket as reported la the Boston
numerical Bulletin OF October %,
.iiurcs not distinctly encouraging %
extensive wool growing Interests
New hcAicu. now enJOging the
ssings OF a Democratic low tariff
'imc. ln the report OF the move
nt Uf territory woods the Bulletin
ntiOns d0o.U0O pounds OF New
|cNian at "a clean cost Of a. 20 as
tts. with some also estimated on
ana 40 cents basis. summarize
the market conditions the Bull
a says la part.
! 4 would be pleasure To be able
chronicle q very animated market
week. with prices on the upward
'pd. but the story Of which facts
ppol the relation Is Of different
Manufactures nave not yet
\ Wn e disposition 60 relieve the
krt 0f large quantities of wool
prices drag la sympathy with the
of animation. ON the whole. tho
niion is little different from that
lftcd In these columns last week.
opinions differ as 90 the value 81
~ but buyers state that they lind
itlicult 60 get good. shafty woods
less money than has been nossi-
during tho last month. although
sorts are in favor nf the buyer.
rifr blood wool ls Of course ON "a
b. hnsiH territories being quotnblc
n clean basis of f0Q ace. but hiuh-
,radcs are not changed apprccin-
iroat Expectations still simmer
An English contemporary re-
a lN published cartoon which
+ Resented the English wool and
Hon merchant on BE- fishing trim
II his hook hnited for the Amcri-
market and which was entitled
Heat Expectations" This cartoon
Il undoubtedly representative Of
uttitddc OF English wool NOR
Hlnta ana manufacturers at the
~ and Be- perhaps today. although
doubt If the expectations arc rs
NJ ~ they were 'nquostionahiy
change in the American tariff
moan much Go the English trade
well as to the continental and the
mary wool markets. but there Is
ping 10 Doe "a belief IN England and
tn, continent that the demand
foreign goods manufactured and
NV munuiacturml VIII be a mat
~ more grpdun growth than WA
mcrly expected.
yc hear this week on very good
horitN that some at the buslnes,
ich had boon placed la bradford
tons has been cancelled ALREADY
ausc OF the fact thar n test of tn,
ming qualities of some of the top.
ordered has proven very dis
pointing. This is merely indiCn
OF tic we'll known fact tina
~ diofd tops are spun Usually mor'
rk to the last notch than the
iu thls country and that they rui
DIS res uniform
M, primary markets. however. ar,
entertaining very live "eNpccta
1s' nf the size and tyidity Of M,
nand from this country for wool
it lcHst this was the attitude in NCv
land about month ago. accord
to mail adNiCcs received from ina
pa this week. in which u was stat
HAT the growers there looked 70
appreciation ct 5iA Il. Gt cents
thtir woods, us direct result %
American tariff changes "
e. np hesitation in challenging hi
iiction Nevertheless, We can con
fcry heartily Ion the CORRECTNESS
he sentiment expressed in anothe
tuun which We have seen this wee
which the various nations of Eu
h. ar" represented as singing o.
Dor Of President Wilson For he
olly good fellow
The Broken Top Question.
Considerable discussion has bee
used over the proposition tia
ken tops might be- brought int
country under the new tariff "a
~ boon done under some other tuI
free Of duty as wool Waste---an
n ho rocomhcd, thus saving th
charge less thc cost OF rccomf
Upon second consideration. how
r. this danger fades into insignif
eco Tho amount OF duty al oiaf
cont upon tho best mcrlno tor
ild he only about cents Thl
one would pay for the labor #,
aFiug up such tops and then pa
reCumbing them as well as sustai
loss involved In marketing a poor
top after being rccumhcd for IA
e cot eVuding such "a small duty
dts u logical assumption. II mu
Doc forgotten that secured WOO
tcll as wool ln the grease. can ?
iurtcd free Of duty under the ne
fr
Goods.
like tho rest of the wool toNii
rkct goods appear 10 Doe movir
slowly in New York, The WOO
manufacturers seem still 10
luR The better OF the argumcn
rpt on few staple worsteds ,
.ch prices have boon advunc,
huv But Of course the relati'
anne of woolcns trade ls small
nparcd with the volume OF buslne
lnHrily done boy the worstrd maj
csircrs Ccrtgin speCialtlea. pa
ilarly pile fabeics are going vel
and some of the finer dress goo
pear 10 be ln better request hut
whole. the market ~ feeling
along very gingcrly.
'ho Withdrawals 81 bonded WOO
merrily on and II is undorsto'
some mills. which had I've
N rcnHona' 60 expect that Wo
ild De made free upnn tho pnssal
the Tariff Act, win have to VII
NJ very heavy quantities or wa
rhnsod more or loss recently
llao significan, fact that mi
eh usually carry small stocks
,l ln bonded warehouse now ma
cticnliv an ~ their foreign stoc
bond ns might reasonably De q
he'd In other words very liti
einn wool ~ stored at intcri
nts noodlessly
H'ho Western Quilted wool mnrkt
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