Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-06

BOSTON, Mass. JON h.I h' WORM I
over during the pan' yort uool has
boon master Ut the situation except
sar the autmaluua position BOZ 'h"
United stutrs due Goo the immlnoucc
of 30 tafuf change. and even nero DE-.
spite the certainty of ire, wool doul-
rrs paid more for wool lu the country
thuu the situation really Warranted,
SAYS the boston Commercial Bulletin.
| lea Itr annual wool trade rcNioW OF
course. some fpCCulatorH nF was true
at Bradford buyers in Sew zealand
lvhp adopted that barbarian Amori-
lrau trait" uf contracting woui un tho
lshrcp's back got HtuuR and took Tess
| Tor their wool eventually than 20 '"-l
lthsm. Don't the proposition huH been
1 true iu general that raw wool hnH lr"
/ the procession.
Tariff Dominates Domestic situation
In this country. the tariff has been
/ the dominating factor during ptncu-
IraIly the entire year The certainty
of lov duty aud then or no dutv ON
RAW material has had oftoutimos The
dual effect 81 making for very similar
idoas of value when buying the new
elm and very dissimilar opinions aH
lao values when selling Uncertainty
has bceu rampant and generally
spoaking the old motto ~ tho Eng
lLsh wool merchant "scll ana Repent
Ina. been proven untrue ln Boston this
year
while LOSSES have been nowhere
poar $50 large as In some other years
iu the history ~ the trade, tho year
| Ia Il
lfnrtnrv The competition of the mills
boz purchasinr tho ncw clip was @urh
las fn mako profits disappear almost
ihcfnrc the wool was bought mas
murb ICES Hu, rise over the world'J
lmurlpt was practically out ol 'h"
iuuoatiun and the mill buyers in inc
fold paid fully world prices More
lover the narrow margin ON Whl'h
goods iirbtwoights in particular
were opened made IL difficult to CON
vino, the manufactures that wo"l
should show the won merchant moro
than % nominal profit IN the earliest
land best woods thus leaving tho less
desirable clips nm tho dealers hands
| In the face of ~ market declining IA
meet tho removal Of the tariff
Year Opens strong Siatistirnily
4 very light stock 1T wool In deal
lers' lofts on january first Wndo u
easy ~ predict practical clearance
of an domestic wool before the Hd
vent Of the new clip But alas foi
tho best laid schemes of mice and
men. along camo the garment Work
, lers' strike aud "a "shirt -tliI' ri Wu"
inpiIy describes the dcsultory pur
lchasce week hv week up to about th'
; middle of March
, Purchasing the New CLIP
, From this blow the market did M"
Q lrcrnycr and with the added unccr
Z ltaintlcs on account uf the tariff drug
10 god along to clp time. when buyer
|, lstartcd west. with the expectation %
il ibuvinr wool on the basis ur tii"el
a lper cent tariff on wool Some WOO
was bought on this basis in utah hu
Il the news ~ the determination o.
President Wilson o. force free woe
% Immediately put q stop 90 operation
4 on this basis ana then camr n wall
Il ing period.
p The Outlook
d one could wish that domestic man
10 lufscturcrs were not hampcrcd los b
II lmuch uncertainty us now prevails
/, h. certain that In the future compel
"A II ion will be- very keen ln Just Wh'
way vompctition win manifest its"
n. most keenly g. however 90 Ice Dc
p. tcrmlncd. To the task ~ finding ~
If lsecret out manufacturer must ben
Al their efforts first and the safe ot WOE
a viii depend upon their findings F'
4 the sake of the wool growers us we
4. az the wool merchants wc bespca
N the clomoncy OF the gods 81 met
b. camille destiny
"A 70 the owner Of wool the Nc
le Year has opened ausplciously w
n. oryv.hero throughout the wool worI
n there is apparent q desire To eNchani
"A money FOR wool and the amount
lp money for given amount OF 81
40 staple tends 90 increase rather TIA
IA ldccroasc Thus 81 appears that q
a lstatisticui situation, which has bee
y admittedly strong, rs becoming mo-
NJ truly tho real market situation
"A Manufacturer have again SHOW
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