Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-20

ca az f2M48 cents clean.
Secured WOODS Demand for
smoured woods has not been happy,
although the call for very coarse and
very fine. especially for the former
woods, Is very strong and premiums In
prices are being paid bcCangc tho
wool is 80 scarce and wanted for inn
mediate use.
Nolls- The market Tor nolls IL but
little changed. Supplies are some
what In excess Of demand for aver
age Grades. bat apcclaltios arc atill In
excellent quest az full rates
Foreign Mools.
The demand for foreign crossbrcd
woods has apparently ceased so far
as the woods held locally are concern
ed. More or less 81 this class 81 wool
was bought abroad for New England
mills and apparently some for dealers.
but how much for each Is uncertain
OF chief interest IN tho Boston mar
kct this week has been the sale OF
some 400 10 500 bales OF T0s and
above Australian woods, on which the
clean cost Is variOualy estimated, ac-
cording 90 condition, az S2WST cents,
duty paid.
The demand for East India woods
for clothing purposes has also been
very limited. For the United states
purchases az Liverpool Of the East
lndiu wool rs estimated al about $500
bales, while tho continent took about
5000 bales and England i5.326 bales,
some 1900 bales being left over.
Prices were fully up 90 last sales on
Jorlas and Nicancers Of desirable
quality but Kandahars are said to
have been bought quite per cent
less than a. the previous sale
At London some siipe woods were
purchased for this side. but conEid-
cring condition and everything seem
70 be quite up To the cost of domos-
tic wool II noe above Il. One lot of
New Zealand high forues about equal
To a y super is estimated 10 cost
landed 81 cents for wool shrinking
about u per cent The wool has more
or less time In A. which is bad for
dyclng purposes. but otherwise is of
good quality and would cost fully 35
q SO cents clean. against y supers ~
about 40 cents without the lime.
Some Melbourne Costs-Thc fol-
lowing costs are estimated from the
sales az Melbourne on Wednesday oi
this week by one Of the ieadine
houses Of importers Of Australian
WOODS:
Cents
Merin0s CAS- ................ "a So
Comeback COS .......... as
Cardings i6s ......s......... -
t'fotknffN Gus t.s.st...sss.s.ss l
Crosshred tGs ............. 26ff 3 Z
Crusshred as ..............32 3a
Another house estimates Gas al 80
$50 cents clean landed.
FOREIGN Pastoral Conditions More
or less uncertainty still exists as "a
the extent ~ tho damage IN south
America on account 81 the floods. Ap-
paronuy about $4,000 bales win be- the
SHORTAGE In Uruguay. nithough some
late advices have denied that there
viii be e shortage there About 10
per cent OF the clip OF that country
Is reported 90 be- already under con-
tract. In Aruentine tho clip viii hc
Of about the same size as "a year ago
aud tho condition of tho clip viii not
only be- better but Il is said that u
viii be frccr of burrs.
For primcru Monte Nideo. the csti-
mated cloan landed cost is about -
cents This wool compares with fine
ana hno medium territory woods IN
quality
Reports lay mail from tho North
Island of New Zealand Indicate very
good condition Of affairs ms far as the
new clip Is concerned. u IL said that
the wool is wolf grown and sound and
promises hlsh yield.