The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-15
TERRITORIES 60
To 30 CENTS FOR
BETTER CLASSES
Poorest Stuff Selling at 70
Cents, With Movement for
Week Considerable Market
Much Stronger,

Boston MASS Foo i1.- There has
been u further mo-, cmcut ot iiir pro
portions of tcrriior, wool ON the part
of ROVER who have -oonSignmcnts
here tor sale and ON the par Of
some dealers 1~ well Who are oh-
tanning prices ON u basis of 40 oonts
Tor good fine staple territory ct the
best classes aud Z, cents at least tor
half blood HAIR btood territory clips
have neen sold an ne way fruu ~ uu.
10 33is cents. according to the wool.
Fiuc clothing territories eft. the hotter
order are puotohlc Jt 90 cents as u
clean basis 1ud have been selling 1T
anywhere frUm 90 TO- 81, cents. The
poorer class of uuc ANA tine medium
New Mexican wu"ls nrc %hiinptnr IN
the ncighborhood ct go cent.
The week ha. uddod 60 the ltr,uath
of the wool situation Buslrcss has
been of fairly good rroPor,i,is. r,th-
er above the average ,olum. having
been sold, including 70 ,ousidctpbl.
quantity of foreign wool to arrive
Tfading between dealers hls not been
Pronounced hat somctnius b. being
done more on less stcndil, by IN,
brokers. The domauu from manu-
LECTURERS. however, H. steady aud tor
stable lots oi wool
Prices are slightly higher IN in
stances, bat generally speaking the
market Is firm as compared with e
week ago. There is q disiin.t tend
cncN, how ever. Tor Woo merchants TO
d' mand NOR" money Cor thor hold
ngs ana he tendency Of The market
is undoubtedly higher
Tho situation boz the goods market
Is probably unparalleled IN n, history
of the trad" oortniulN only fno oldest
men 900 IA. t..dc can r"mruIior amy
situation similar to nat now obtain
ing ana BE- d. duuhttui 90 rNtu then
the conditions were comparable with
those now obtaining rho conviction
IS steadily being forced upon the
trade thJt slogks of goods ul the
shelves of clothing mon and manu-
i,'tur"rs are "Nv,odiugly lirh. ana tho
domostl, mnud for cloth b. exceed
ingly heavy.
some manufacturers arc said to
have found themselves in "a" position
of bo'ug able to sell the {. uduUtiuu
of their mills considerable pryuud the
possibilities Of production, aud this
fact has had no %tcudcuvy to lessen
their confidence IA the eitu- ION and
prices winch ave been advanced in
some ctsos a. much a. 60 .cnts per
ward oyer The prices prcSaillup a year
axe -cou tu deter buyers hardly az
all.
Nntn manufacturers and WOOL
cUmbcrs report - decidedly stionE
market for thcii products aud prices
are steadily rising, advances oi > ur .
conts "A pound demanded i.om the
Noavcrs mtetiug it'll only perfume
tory objection 30 indeed an AZ all.
Deliveries at, the cay win musl oi
the buyers p yarns and top. aud tho
can for shipments D. urgent
The possibilities of buyiI,s wool tor
the tuitcd states IN the foreign mar
kets IS being narrowed constant,
The season i- drawing To- "A close iu
Australia and Americans rau import
from the island continent only me-
iiuos At the present time. and u
Yorkshire has her way sven those
Wdi he c~mbdrgoed To- us presently.
whether W. shall eventually obtain
the woods from New Zealand, ostimat-
ed 10 amount to 50, 900 bales or more,
thai have been cmbaigOcd there, al
though bought IN good faith IN gopd
American money, rcmaius to bee seen
Last week h prospects In this dircc-
ton scencd especially encouraging
but the adyic,s upon which tnat en-
cuuragrmcnt was based appear 10
have minated moro han Nt- actual
~ meant or at least morr than was
warranted 10 be drawn IRON them by
way of conclusions
Thor. have been sales IN Australia
this week at Melbourne ud sydney
with prices generally maintained ou
a hrm basis. The best woods seem to
have been u triflc cIsirr at sydney