Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-08
OF WOOL
BUSINESS FAIR
LAST WEEK
Market More or Less spotty in
Boston; Fair Movement Re.
ported in Territory Grease
Woods.

faint fluctuations which have been
occurring Of bate in the Boston wool
market. SAYS the Boston Commercial
huiletin rho volume of business
transacted nus been of only fair pros
portions during the wcck The mar
ket is more or loss spotty aud huuses
which have u guod business one
week are quite AIT to have poor or
mediocre turnover Co report tho suc-
seeding week ana Vice Versu Ney-
erihclcss prices have been man-
sained on "a steady and for some
classes 90 wool on "a worry firm basis
The Verdict 40 London -All Dyes
have been turned ON the opening Of
the London euics this week. Tues
day. Many predictions had been
made that decidedly lower prices
would prevail Bcafish views were
| especially pronounced in Yorkshire
! England, prOhably some of these
same Yorkshire gentlemen ~ they
were to reveal their innermost
thoughts. might say: "Thc sales
didn't show as much OF a decline as
we expected and we didn't expect
they would"
There rs general agreement In the
cables received as 60 the trend 81
tho market on the opening day. Mo-
rlnos were trim aud unchnugod low
and medium crossbrods were steady
and fine CTosshrpds were 2's as per
cent lower IN this connection So
must be- remembered that supplies
suitable for the American trade were
limited Continental operators wore
free purchasers. while English buy
ers were content to sit back ana all
low their predictions o. come true.
since the opening days. prices
have ruled firm especially for scour-
ing mcrnus for continental account
American buyers are reported Geo have
taken some slip WOODS and grensN
crosshreds,
Tho First NcW Zealand THE
first salc of the season boz Sew Zra-
land was held at Auckland last Wed
ncsday There were some 5000
bales offered but Withdrawals were
comparatively heavy. inlsmdDh as
farmers were not satisfied with
some of the bids made 81 compared
with last yeur one of the best posted
American buyers estimates "a. aver
age condition as two per cent heavier,
which was a year remarkable for The
good quality of the New Zealand
cuu Competition Dr. reported as
Keen ON tho basis ct the following
prices. For 30 SOS. SO to- % pence,
to-44s. Ss, @9isd; fo-fGs 9-tod For
very light conditioned woods fp-l6s
occasionally realized up tu lo4d
Tho next sale is scheduled ut Nu-
picr for December I, when $4,000
bales viii Dee offered. AZ WSl p" iu
fcrryd. tho strike situation hats clear
cd Die in New Zealand, although
! 81 ls understood that no full settle
mcnt Inns got been reached
As compared with tho first sale
last season at Auckland prices show
"a decline of lla pence" This d"rF
not take into consideration tho dI-
! ference in condition. which would
naturally make for 90 somewhat l""-
er market. other THINGS being equal
south America Barely steady
Prices in south America are slightly
easier than Jt our last report Nd
Vices from Rucuus Ayrcs quote Tor
good packing IiucoIns lo'sd.
! straight quarter at ma, ana hish
quarter I'd lI%0l2d. This means
for Llnaolns 214 cents, landed Boss
ton all charges paid.
An offering OF good size of w,ll-
hacked ana wcu-skirt,d wool. VH7
made tho first OF the week az 20
cents landed. Boston. for L.nrolns
/ and straight quarter tnr thor.
Tho rumor last week that Alex
lander smith a. Sons. the Sew York
carpet manufacturer had taken con
! a Ituc of some 5000 bales Of Lincoln
woods seems Go have been 'cry much
exploded There have been s'r"rnl
/ salcs OF Lincoln woods Co carpet mills
4 bat not large lots boo amy case. poo.
! sibly the min Boo question bought 500
| bales Continental buyers have
taken the bulk oft tho woods thus far
| in South America, Gcrmon buyers boo
/ Ing the most active. America D. o..
ported not to have taken much dur
ing the past week
I Liverpool CLOSED Firm TN" Liver.
% toI 4alcs closed lrmIg lttNr hIrd
! enng slightly boo The middl. OF tho
series what Amer. .1's purrhAs 7
were has not been reported frt but
/ tho quantity win doubtless Do .n h"
nsighhurhood OF 5000 h4' ~uri"
/ wool was bought for dealers. ace
counts Best whitr lorius were '-d
per pound icaror than ut th" prev
I Ious sllos.
/ Al the Mills Little new cam Doe
ImId with reference co.. tho situation
lac the mills The wooden mills 1r'
we'll occupied on Immediate "rd'rs.
/ ono wool merchant Dat"riu" H enc
WOODEN mills very extensively s'n 'd
That his statesmen could 1r. 'uut i"r
only three wooden mills iu Sew Enf-
Hand that were closed down nnd ih'
rest wore in very good operation td-
/ ken ON tho average
Tho worstod mills of course 1r
not so well occupied, although som
Iarc very well soid up Probably about
| my per cont of all wursted machin-
Iery is In operation Tho dress auods
Imuls appear 40 bee only nrlr ocru-
/ Med also. Sales OF goods loo tho Sew
York market arc Dos mo- means brisk
although fair business Boz current
The yarn spinncrs ana tupmnkcrs
| arc indifforonly well uoeruIod 9'li-
inR only fair weights of material ana
nt prices which nucWatc from dug 90
dag within narrow marg'ns, hui
which may ho called practically
steady.
Lawrence strike situation Tho ro-
ports from Lawrence chat enc Amor
lean Wooden company hIg completed
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