Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-16
MARKET GENERALLY IN
HEALTHY CONDITION

noson. Mass. Jan. iG-The wool
market Is healthy and sustained As
compared with week ago, q is
doubtful l prices are puolably high
er Although ln Instances fractional
advances may have been obtained u
is likewise true that certain sales
have been made ia slight concessions
from asking prices. Fine woods here
ana abroad are relatively stronger
than medium to lower grades ON
the Whole. the world over prices are
SIN on the upward trend says the
noston Commercial bulletin. la Us
review of last weeks business
sales In the local markets have
been fur the most part 81 the same
character ua ln other recent weeks.
Demand has cputcrsd chiefly upon
domestic territories 81 tho tine aud
fine medium order, although there
has hron more 90 less nf the couraer
wool solid. too. samIalinK ~ helms
generally INDUCED in hy the manu-.
faUturerH ana while sales have not
been heavy there is evident Vcrs
general Interest in all CLASSES 81 for-
oiEn wool and some fair sales have
been made. Altogether there has
been moderately good business done
during this weok
The Goods situation Some report,
from the goods market are cncournR.
inH Wuolen oyerc0atinRs of domea.
co. manufacture are said 40 be- meet
Ing with favor among the olothiorR
large factor ln the trade Is nsid "a
have made guud sales Ice chinchillAi
and ahoWinEa of oFercoatinga Rencr.
ally ns compared with forcign made
goods are much iu favor of domestic
cloths leo general appearance and get
up with prices only slightly in favor
of iho foreign made goods u ai all
OF course, the ready made garmcn
problem VIII have ID large bearing on
the who'll question 1T foreign made
versus domestic made goods, bat j
ia Significant that, while domestic
manufacturers are not 'out of th'
woods hy any means as yet the'
are more hopeful ana are bnckini
up thsir hopes with purchases 81
wuul
showlnes 1T medium staple wor
sieds and woolcnY are said In In
stances ALSO tn BE- very much IN favor
of the damostic goods. not only u
general appearance hut often also b.
price. Compared with similar for
eign goods, report has "a that Ia
staple woratcdr ct certain we'll
known New ENGLAND manufactures
whose standard has been we'll main
tnlned always. are only Is cents
yard dcarer than in Yorkshire
whioh does not take into account
charges OF transportation nor dutl
uf So per cent
Dress goods win probably be- open
ga about the firs of February.
London Offerings Declared AT tn,
FIRST series Of 1914 auctions Ia Cole
man street London, which open
next Tuesday. total OFFERINGS vii
amount 90 ia0.000 bales Of thi
quantity. i3.000 bnles only viii n
New Zealand woods. A the GORE
spending sales last year, las.o00 bale
was the total offered A leading i'm
porter now in l4endun, cables. Pros
poets point 20 unchanged prices"
Australia Reopens Ilieher TN
first post holiday sale IN Ausirelia. q
sydney. which held "a three days Rlli
ON Monday. opened as slight ad
vince particularly oH line Fupe
woods ~ about 2ih per cent To
market closed firm nt the advance
competition having been good. As
cofding 10 ono importer, choice 20
viii cost. landed, from this sale. 8
cents. average 1os. bs TO go cents
choice Gas. So cents ana average 6ft
90 cents. Next week thcre viii b
offered fd.D00 bales. Melbourne re-
opens January isth.
New Zealand AGAINST Ne'
Zealand markets which reopened n
the post holiday sales last week Frl
day al Napier. were ftrong and price
were occasionally q half-penny high
az. The wool vas In excellent con
ditiun and competition WIS keen am
general onorinEs were $4,000 bale
IA WellinRton Inst "Wednesday, Of
forinsa we're ~ 600 bales. Wool
were we'll grown, sound and uahi
condition. bat more or less srody an
h,lher broadly cinssed. competllio
WAS generally Keen goa l6a selling .