The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-05-31
LITTLE CHANGE
IN WOOL MARKET
Mills Make Purchases
In Leisurely Manner,
Leaving No Chance
For Trouble.

announcer saass ,,noi n,nrk
BUSINESS ~ ~ ~. va sona Tho mills mr.,
ss mas .v n, @ nnn, onS asa,n an IN,
o,,,ra,,, ,,,annsr and. in spits
mos. ie,su.S .n,oa 81 then, ars
VI tne iae' la ,.I.,, ,arg. reouire
non ~, 80 corar tbev continue tc
.ns ssa NOS, na.to.mouth order
IVY ~ ,ha ,,,ost of tho indisputabls
sns, ,hs, atocrs of wool are heavy
@ ,ha, ,hara is M need for haste in
sa,.,,ny
,sae,,o- ,bov do MT intend that
80. sha,i no snv opportunity for
.ne o,o,hinr naonie IN catch them un.
u ra. again with large cancellations
snch as those which happened a year
SUI" s noar,v nnt some of the large
st,,. iu,n hantruntcy
"''''' 'A' Sa,s Rnsiness Ouict
cr,,nor. and topmnkers say busi-
nesa has been quiet with them dur
arc lac, weet as we'll as with
,hs r,navers NJ cloth. no new business
NJ moment having been put on the
nooEs Eor the time being. most OF
tho rn,,Ia have a considerable volume
- oraars stiIl IN run off the books,
snough IN fact. 10 keen the majority
~ then, fairly well occupied until the
S,Ss, ~ Juiv' at least. by which time
A "a hoped that further business will
\. In sight
rnr the moment. however. trade is
q, ,ha aniarnms This is reflected
r,ore or loss IN the fact that ship
nents ~ WOO, nv rail and sea from
nrs,nn which rose recently 10 about
ooo ooo nopnds OF wool per week.
nav. ,a,a,v dronped In slightly over
mn ooo nounds nor week
In anti. Of the Iessened activity,
yaines have remained fairly steady:
. ,ac, which 10 attributed largely to
a. ross,,ra ~ the emergency tariff
n,,i
=, ,h. nermanent tariff could be
.ra.,aa sn,ficIentlv soon. this might
~ sa.Srah,o a., yiex of the admitted
,u,nnr,ac,ions IN the emergency meas
80
Or.ra,,ops General
onaro,iona throughout the West
ho.on,Ing more general. although
nny,n. 10 nroceedins in a moderate
,..,, eon.,sorahIe wool being con-
.,sn.d ayainst advance of 1 TO l2
san,. a nonnd for the better fine and
o.. ,a5,nr, ciins as n rule: some of
-. nnnrar wooIs realizing even small
."o Swanees
rha parowan. Utah. growers, ac-
.sinr ,a a,sn,,ches received here.
ia that nool ~ over 60 600 fleeces,
es,iua ated M close to a half million
sonnds ali told- IN a PHILADELPHIA
kon.e M ~ cents In the grease, COM
nsrad u,,h "a cents received for the
ssne x,ools last wear. These are un-
Sars,ood 10 no woods of the fine and
s,n, ,,,ad,um order Of fair staple and
.h-,rL,rg ahou, az per cent
Rwv In Texas
po.,or dealers have been operat-
,r. u,ora or less IN Texas during the
80 ana have maid anywhere from
ne 90 so cents. depending upon the
.I ,ha highar nrice. Of course, be-
80 To- are iigh,er shrinking twelve
s,,Ss ne Vol last wear for wool of
az ,at,ar tyre II ana s2 cents were
sssaraa ,or a gooa elm. and the bid
80, ,sar,Iy raiected nv the growers,
- Ia,ar consigned their wooIs TO
,ha .ar.a dealer nm an advance OF 25
$50 Tlts ADVANCE nroyed 10 be in
900. ., the value Of the wool. when
s,IS a, ,ha ,rowers' attraction. and Il
g. IN 90 ,h.n to make good a deficit
NJ saveraI Thousand dollars out of
This wars wool
While the American markets have
haen hardIy holding their own, the
Sore,vn urinary markets have been
a.h,h,t,ny more or less OF a rally
Srnn, the low point OF the market. At
,ho anstraIian saIes price we're main
,ainaa fairly we'll tight mn 10 the
cIose ana cIearances ~ 90 per cent
or halter NJ the offerings have been
ranorted sales were resumed in New
Zealand Nav OK after a two-months'
.nsnonsion In south America buying
70 ranor,ad hetter for account Of Eng
IanS AVA the Continent and values
have stIffened sIigbtIv. Japan has
been taking the best fine wools In
Aus,roIIa while England and the con-
tinent have been martial 10 the ton
mailing ana inferior wooIs.
C,t No SUNRISE
n was hardly surprisipe that the
government Announced recently that
the sale of army woods 10 be held
here this week had been cut In nalyeS