Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-26
NO TWO OPINIONS
OF WOOL TRADE
ARE ALIKE
Business Done in Past Week
on Boston Market Chiefly
in Territory Woods; Prices
Generally Erratic.

Rostou. Mass. April 23.-lt would
be with the greatest diniculty that one
could obtain two opinions that we're
alike a. 90 the values 90 wool IN me
Boston wool trade nt the present
moment Manufacturers are therefore
shopping around as much us possible
and buying only what they actually
need. says the Boston COMMERCIAL
Bulletin.
THOSE dealers who own desirable
lots Of wOOl--that h., desirable Tor
current manufacturing nceds--ar" Tor
tunately situated In this respect, that
the market h So Oare al such woods
Manufacturers are not altogether
without the desire 10 purchase wool
hut they are not yet sure Of what the
effect Of the tnrlff viii be- ana WIN
the wool market ia 80 unst tiled CON
ditiOn as az prcscnt are naturally look
Ing for tho lowest priced lots thai they
can get. " does not follow, now
ever that attempts To- pure base WOOL
on extremely low hases have becn sue
tessfui aud as q matter ~ fact the re-
verse has been often true.
Nidp lliyergeglts. of Opinion on
Vaines.--As n.dirHtiye ~ the differ
ence In opinions as 10 the values 81
wool today Cand opinions are about
an that many have 10 go hy in FORM E.
ing conclusions ~ 80 vuiuesl q small
mud three,ciEhts blood comhiug wool
Is reported to have been offered boo the
market Without tukeFs-at 81 y cents
for the round lot ON the other hand
for Ohio quarteT-blund combinE wool
| IN least - p cents has been promptly
| refused fora Mzabic liuc ~ old Wo"i
/ and IL would probably be an impossi o
| bllity 60 get any wool OF ihls sfha'
under 24m2S cents
| Ia the absence of purchases. mar
1 ket quotations are Of course an IN
| possibility and as one dealer said, We
have no actual basis 10 go by. except
| the lrRcucy 81 the manufacturers
need % We err IN determining mat
! we fail 90 sell the wool but W the
| wool is actunliy needed we sell ana
practically at oar price.
The MIN SituafiOn--At thc mills
there ~ considerable dln@enc" ~
the present situation, some mills be-
ing nrlN well supplied WIN con-
tracts for ihc present while others
are running. only on part t,ine. Gen
/ tTully speHkinA new contracts are
lauglnr. although one manufacturer
stated that II repeat Orders onsheaNN
weights should come 49, 20 Nte aain'
proportion aH .nliiei orders lh"I,
would be- about SO To- ~ per cent "i
the business done last se1s"n lhe
wooden mills. relatively speaking
N'f.NA w Nf ANAiNNWN
Itaea al the moment than the Wornied
mills There b. considerable anxiety
however 90 get orders Out ol the WHY
az fast as possible penang the helrl
minntion OF the date at whirh tn'
duty on goods in the proposed yriN
bill 1hall heroine effective. Th"fe
seems vofy little likelihood, however
that there cam be- many goods ur"usn
in for thp henNVWeiRht season IRON
I abroad. even eranIlnH ihhi the pil
should be made effective upon pas
: sage.
Fair ropent orders for fan dress
goods and cinakinas are rrpnf's,
; from iobhers In the west ana aouth
& serges being ln especially good de
. mand. buyers are insisleni m ihei
demands Tor nii limos ~ e"ohf lnh
ehaneea mlfucisnt to protect ihei
a profits.
Wnfstsa weaving yarns afe report
cd dnll aud weak. Ihe upe'i'elh'