Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-26

and the best hair hoods az about 80
cents The grense prices paid Tor
Montana half blood clothing have
been iSmtSh cents ana for fine
clothing Montana II cents. Further
sales of pulled woods have been made
during the week at slightly higher
prices for the best woods Demand
for secured woods has also been good
and az firm rates.
The Goods Market-The wooden
mills are well employed A canvass
Of the wooden" mills OF Rhode Island
last week, according 90 local news
paper on Saturday. showed that only
three mills IN the state were idle.
Generally speaking the wooden mills
OF New England are wen employed.
one WOODEN manufactures w northern
New England who has returned from
a three months stay abroad, stated
this week that he was not afraid 81
foreign competition unless current
quotations on foreign goods were cut
The worstod plants are COMPARE
lively less well employed than are
| tho wooden mills, as n rule. Probably
/ they are not employed on the aver
Iape al over G5 per cent capacity. u
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there has been some Improvement
liatterly. In repeat orders received on
light weight serEes, e'-. However
the mills could accommodate much
.f.ore business than they are az pres
ent turning over and 81 is 1" be h"peu
TINT Il may be forthcoming. Some ct
the mills making dress goolS hpp'u.
10 be fairly well oml ioyod. " rec mi
purchases are good guide.
Openings of heavy weight slapl'
wooden ovcrcoatings and Huitlnss i"'
the fan of 1914 have been made thi'
week In New York by the American
Wooden company. According 10 To-
leal advices ciothicrs did not ind th'
linitin prices particularly attractive
although perhaps their opinion OF
this score may be taken with Few
grains Of salt. considering the vac
that there is an opportunity to as
foreign prices aud comparisons az
club. The goods shown included ker
sevs. mcltons. fricXcs, thibctS Neh'
ltinns. cheviuts and wool mixtures
Comparcd with last year, aceordlhi
Ia outside advioes the prices sh"W''
A., decline generally Of about IL =
l,onts yard. although some mclt"h'
land kerseys we're down only ~ cehu
t, vard while other goods were low
cred lan11ts cents yard, Atlfa'
INV pricos were said TO have beer
named on some new staple ana SEM
stople overcoatings Altogether, M
lprlces were said by some good Judge
10 bee not under competitive basis
The south American situation ~
little discussion has been aroused TN
week over the market in Bueno
Ayres. Early in the week some NeF'
low quotations we're named on soo'
packings from that market and a 1T
" tie business appears 10 have been pm
through on the basis on 9iad for Ian
coins and low quarter Of wen
known packing, ON the other hans
some of the best woois have not beei
quoted under lod for Lincolns AM
low quarter and even an otter o
Esd en- "Wednesday failed TO get tn
| wool. TIE variation In quotation
this year for various packings of WOO
from Buenos Ayres has been the de
spair Of the trade, Going quotation
FLOR well-packed woods are now hardl
under 3 3-4d. Ccost and freight TO
Lincolns 30 lid Tor low or nvcrag
quarter and n LA for high quarter
This means. 20ts cents tlanded. al
costs paidls n cents and - "a cent
for the three grades respectively
Early IN the week. rumor wa
spread through the market that