The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-08
WESTERN BUYING
IS MORE BRISK
IS weeks pass
Estimated That so to 60 Per
Cent of Territory Clips Now
Are in Other Than Grow
ers' Hands.

filN AAil'a hUN .. D. llAN NAti WI ." -
Mexico. with nm" and fine medium
woods costing about - 4" ~ cents.
clean landed here Th"r" has ne"lt
considerable wool sold N wyoming
and some In Montana At 81 to ~
for medium woods o about
?h 10 - cents for the better fine and
nne medium CLIPS close to 80 cents
IL being paid for iuc clips IN oregon
and staple ana half-bluod clips are
figuring more. Buying has been fair
Is steady in Idaho and the soda
Springs section aJ thr parity Of prices
ruling clsewherr. In Texas, ltttle
has vet been done
Fleece WOODS are moving moder-
ately at fun recent rates. Cnwashed
fine woods have started At around -
cents (aithough some little wool has
been buuuht 40 l> and - ceuts)
some wool containing - large per-
centage ~ del n, has been taken At
81 cents.
For medium Vn"is the market ms
held steady ~ 90 cents Tor aN'rHs,
clips aud SO cents ana occasionally
81 cents for tho hest light SHRINKING
woods. The .Hr'soIug prices are
prevalent prin, pallN ono ohio, Penn
.slSthnia. MichIg1u and New Norh,
with Missouri about = cent lower
while in Kentucky ana virginia for
the lightest shrinking medium WOODS
90 ana ~ cent. has been paid.
Sales of territory woods have been
principally OF "N' heuluW WON
"hl'h nave i''''@'' '"'"' ''h''
60 kk....y .YH .Vn NAFftn.
Tor wyoming 'h" SUM h"'''"'
WOOL as wen az '""'' ~" "'N'""
new W"o's nav "'eh '"lu I" +" ''""-
crate extent ll ''"'Is S"h'' N''N"'''
anu tan ~ ''' r'h'N' ''e'h
OASIS N"t m".' ~ 'h's' """'N "''
YET III shape 10 ~ S"'N" ""' '"''
ar" BEGINNING 4" come i"r""t" h'"''
iI'.IS now y" 9'''' 81 S'"p'' VI
nan '"H'''hh " ''f"r''" 'h'H
week HI'h"ush 81 "u' 'hr''''s"''
1'th' some 'V-"u '"""s'hu '""""H ~
reported N"iu % ~ ''h'7'
Response to the news on Monday
Of the rolmposltion ~ tn" embargo
on al wool shipments from Australia
To- AN destinwI was limos IN
Simultaneous % the local market.
Holders advanced their Wools from
~ ~ 49, ~ -
bat the cNirrm" asking price has
been obtained N II few instances Nl-
,An.eS ~ , cent and two cents "a
uput"d pound. however, have not
been Uncommon ana some sales nave
been enc 'd At tire" cor Tour cents
ADVANCE.
The -irulu,incc of IN" embargo,
I'm the forw "a which u was Arst an
bounced chat IL, refusing shipments
Co All destinations, wn~ frii I" he VERY
strong and specially boz CONJUNCTION
With the Etitish government census
If wool supplies IN tn" tinted King
don.. which n-gan On MoniaN. The
sr"I" ut the embargo At th" present
NOR emf S''u~ to hr not iuliy deter.
mined After he first announcement
1.-THE selling brokers IN Australia de
INJURED asserting that thev were he
Hg pcuHllzrd too heavily IN hhEint
Their market curtailed SIMPLY 20 bay
ors from Eugland aud the govern.
lment thcu agreed to allow .hipmenti
to Japan. N~hercupon Russian an
French buyers protested de''arIn'
THAT thi, action disseminated asains
them. Finally the brokers IN Hrs
'hl'. NA'N NfFA 'H'N
Tor two days. until "Wednesday, de
c.Ged to postpone the sales sim Tat
= lthor ana go his writins D. ~ expect
ed that ne Brisbane WOODS VIII D
I valued - brisbane and The lisiS ~
P be put up u' sydney an
and Thur.Hns next, ia which even
the Sydrcy ,alcs VIII folio" a wee
later puI bled adNicc- from Lon
ldon state mat Freshh'lds iS MAXIM
lreprcs'ui'l"Ns IN inN"I 81 America
I~compctl'.or It the sales Win niue d
no prospect. hat "" VII De allow"
, to ship = uur buyers should operate
Tho buying during me past wee
here has been both 81 a spt'"lh'IN
land Of e i'&uiar mature Mhhut''
tuners ha'' pe.n whtchlhI we MAJ
ket more 90 less closely ana nav
T bought .uu." WOOL, prin'lpally io'
r. sgn line woods ana '"'
There vs- % hesitation "'""A'
!dpriD'iuE .nN lots thht "'r" una
/ auUCtHl tu'W saturday I" the NJ
. laf the Wttt. when MouddN cam