Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-08

yaicnt fog some weeks ana nool 10
getting scarce ~ Nevada ana ulah
there h comparatively little wool left.
also. Some Saying has been doro IN
Toxan during tho week al rates. fully
VI on a party with tho prices paid 10
kcrrrillo.
Some 81 The best New Mexico uoois
have been purchased on an estimated
clean landed cost Of As cents. while
some has been consiened on guar
enlee Of 40 cents clean basis.
N the fleece sections. the market
has been rather slow also, arowerU
and dealers being apart generally On
the score Of prices. some mills and
. few local dealers have been buying
with more or less activity. but The total
81 purchases made has not boon heavy
Eastern dealers have. they say.
reached their buying limits and are
content to sit back and accept what
woods they can set az the prices they
hatn made.
The Goods Duplicate or
dera on heavy weight goods are COM
ing forward but slowly In New York
this week and while clothing manu-
facturers freely confess their inabii-
ity from their present holdings Of
piece goods 70 supply tho denand from
manufacturers Of clothing. they are
showing little concern over the fact
and seem TO think the future Will sake
care OF itself Manufacturer OF cloth
have been asserting more or Jess freely
for Some time that there would be a
shortage OF goods this fail and the at
iitude OF clothing distributors would
seem to bear this contention out.
Openings OF lightweight goods for
spring 1914 viii not become general
until the middle Of July some show
lngs have been made already and a
few mills have substantial orders al
ready, but generally there has been
little business done.
Inquiricsias 80 opening pfices have
been freely made Of manufacturers
who have been rather non-committai
and have talked freely Of opening their
prices IA value until the tarln question
- aEally settled.
Practically nothing new can be sasd
OF dress goods Poplins have been In
very good demand and generally
speaking tho orders on this class OF
goods are said 20 have been far ahead
OF the orders on serges.
Advices from the West Riding state
that English woolens are up from "a.
10 Cd. over last springs prices. on ac-
count Of the tremendous advance in
the price OF raw material, the greatest
increases being on the finer goods. u
Is also reported that no orders can be
taken by West Riding manufacturers
for delivery this side Of October ist.
General Market summary--New
woods have been selling more eeneral-
iy OF considerable interest has been
the disposal OF two OF the earlier shorn
Montana clips a. clean basis Of about
SO cents. About 100000 pounds IA un-
derstood 10 have been involved alto
rother.
Further sales Of utah ana New
Mexican WOODS have bcen made this
week on the basis Of i7m5O cents for
half-biood and fine and fine medium.
while three-eiEhts are quosable al %
n i6 cents clean some new unwash-
ed delaine ieece has been sold AT 90
cents. while medium combings have
been sold az We noted last week at "a
cents FOR half three-clghts Rud omar
ter blood some further business a.
new Texas wool has also been accom-
plished on the basis OF i7m4s cents
for eight months and 53d 50 cents for
twelve months wool