Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-10
W00L TRADE STILL
OPERATING WITH
CAUTION



aaalen. AlAAa. Jaae Ie.--The hnd
Of optmlsm. Whlch was apparent ~
the atilinde az ina trade week aeo'
appears 20 have exIsapsirsl a iiliie
more during she pant weaR and Fnth.
Ter more business on lhe wheic has
aetn pnt thfon9h ~ wool although
Ifhn trade - uiAeig operating with
4Feaf cautipn. saSn tire hoetoa Cont
raeftIaI HuiieIin
! Necessity. lha mother Of inventlnn.
tappeaaa la hare honn likewise 1he
parent Of aclsie ~ the purchases that
I manufacturers have made inie wees
and while they are ailll ready 90 buy
( bargain scia ~ wool they have also
bann constrained 90 advance their
Iprlces considerably on some Of the
wcdls fhaf nato been taken. A fea-
ltnfa Of thu trading that has been
done hiss, been tbe desire % manu-
iactnrera % have the weols shipped
promptly.
sslss GsttsnE Ascre Repeat Orders
--,Aa result % the exprctation -
delay In the enactment 81 she taSin
bill until the fails nsllln are getsing
lfnineF mora business an the way n
heavy weight repeat orders. This ~
true of the meas wear worsied mills
e. well az Of the wogfen and dress
goods plants. The business y NOT
widely distributed ~ yet. however
some mills being very poorly EN-
ployed and some not NJ all
Yarn Hpinners and top makers ma
che margin between the prices or
wool today and the basis on which
tops and yarns can be sold very close
,0Esther. 70 close. IN fact. that busi-
heas often cannot be done probably
i The Tariff problem--The question
az 10 when the tariff measure VIII
be enacted "a today almost az inn
Dortant with reference 20 the heavy
weight and the coming light-weigat
aeasona. as are the terms Of the PHI
itself. There j. no general agree
nient as 10 when the bill - likely 70
reach President Wilson for signature
hut most persons believe that Il Will
BE- no earlier than september ana
many think as late az October hrst'
win the probability strong that the
portion 81 The bill relating 20 manu-
Incurred wooiens will not become Ell
fective until about the first OF the
year, more reassuring basis upon
which TO operate foe tho present sea-
son Is had.
New clip Movement--Priccs in the
west are maintained on a nTm basis,
but operations are stlli delayed TO a
great extent by the fact that growers
lare in many cnsss stlll un~lliing 10
meet the offers that dealers ere max
Ing
In the fleece sections there has
been practically no change IN prices
manufacturers agents doing tht
bulk OF the buying. In ohio farmers
are getting is and 20 cents. reHpec
lively, for ine and medium chpA
which means is@i9h cents T. o. b.
cars for fine and 2iqt2lh cents on
lthe cars for medium woods. IN some
; instances exceptionally choice ciip'
have brought even more.
In Michigan q "a 20 cents IN paid on
1.-The cars for medium woods. In MIS-
souri, 20Ge1 cents IL paid for com
Try lots Of medium woods. The sea-
son has hardly started In good shape
vet In Illinois. In Indiana ana Ken
: lucky growers have received az hisi
; las 22 20 cents for the best woods
oregon and Idaho have been tn'
( scenes OF the heaviest trading TIM
week. A sale AZ Mountain Home
idaho. OF some 600. 900 pounds show
ed clean landed costs Of about 4s@
J so cents for the best woods. greaH'
1 / prices being i3@i4 cents for nne an'
yliSmi6 cents for mediums.
A sale OF $4,000 pounds was hei'
lat Heppner. oregon. on Tuesaay
when prices ranged from $50 .
cents clean landed for the poore
sorts and 47M 50 cents clean iande'
Tor the best selections. Reports var
las 10 who purchased these woods. on
|. Telegram stating that all but so.eo
Dounds went 20 Boston dealers. whii
i Others say that All but 100000 9
!. 500 600 pounds went TO three mii'
which have been operating IN ina
Z section this season.
Al shannIko. Thursday. about goo
600 pounds were put up al auction
and brought i30f4 cents; Boston
J. New york and Chicago operator
y be,ng credited with taking the bull
\ OF the offerings.
j. Prospects, and Prices.
% Judging from the business While
d has been been put through this Wees
/. nrlcss have not set been esiabiishe
!. on anything like a uniform basis.
T. seems very certain. however, that ~
=. bottom of the market has been reach
X ed for the present
y ohio Fleeces--Two lots 81 ine %
q washed ohio clothing wool are 70
n nortod in the transactions OF the Wees