The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-03
trrom the Daily News Itccord."
New York;

(IrCm the Daily News Record
New York;
BOsTON.-T The west knows
that Boston has not lost ita grip
on the wool market" Thus aays
one OF the leaders in the trade.
This remark was Suggested IN q
review OF what IL being done In
Texas aud AT other points w the
territory wool sections. Boston
buyers have been extremely active
OF late. as indicated by the fact.
that outside OF Texas aud New
Mexico. the new clip IL estimated
10 per cent sold or contracted.
Everywhere, buyers have been
eager for wool, especially for fine
and haif-blood clips. Yet medium
woods have been 10y no means ne
elected. and Il is fair TO say that
an old time cleanup Of the new
wool has been made.
Prices were undoubtedly high NJ
the opening sale at San Angelo.
Previous predictions were set nt
nauEht by the results obtained.
which were ~ 70 80 is cents Tor
choice ~ montha' wool at the
opening and 40 TO 80 cents tor
average clips. A. only a00.0 600
pounds were offered out OF loo
600 pounds usually accumulated az
San angelo. Il can not be said tina.
anything than n beginning
has been made. Last year, the
Texas clip was $4,000 600 POUNDS.
as estimated by the department ~
agriculture. The better woods,
kerrviiic. are yet 90 be offered.
] INTauAnN AIHWwaN.u. 49,. aN..N -.
win bring very high prices.
Notable variations are found IN
the estimates OF ahrinkaEes made
by different mcmbers OF the trade.
Naturally. those who have bought
are disposed to estimate the clena
cost lower than those who either
Jailed or were not interested
enough to try 10 Hccu n share OF
the offerings. Some OF the larr.,
buyers estimated the shrinkagos II
the best woods at 5s 10 81 cents.
, and the clean cost, landed Boston,
at $40 10 sl.25. Other estimator
were much higher. so high. in
fact, as to Indicate that the heavy
3 shrinkage% were attached To he
I, high priced woola.
! Early Contracts So.6 GO stills
. '"si''' 1"~"rui'S- ~
Suks.s,eu ~ the eNperts th"'
+ ne mls'ahe was made IN thinking
~ We ~" curry nhorh CUPS were
; ,spr'.i {, moss oIiefen az san
ehs',o. " ~ sliu Una heaVy RAIN
,ur' n'iere were OF xrea'
benefit In washing out part OF tho
dust ! n the clip. which would
otherwise have been taken OFF witt
2 wool had the dry Weather CON.
.~i"u'u. i~h.reiore' tne iater g
Nj. ".n''I tnnn sNpec,eu
/, in,s helpen ths kro"ers 70 get
, p',sv, PT'..' y nlso gave buyer
/. q lighter fleece. whether this Il
7 q c"halil"n To De expected al othe
= CONCENTRATION points, remains TO b'
/, seen,
: OUTSIDE OF TeNnH' tine eNcitcmen
~ nnt """n quite 80 noticeable
nF "eeh Montana. idaho ant
-sne haNc Deer the scene .
u' " .ne .eocht rice
neu ~ 70 ~ cents u
a"''e"n' "no IN oincr sections
LID "oois nave touched 80 rents
J nas neeh a tendency IN Woo
ns a"u ~ printed reports OF VIVA
peiht u"he 10 Jay pa5ticula
:, f'r VI t"p iikures. THIS " IN
!. lspeousouHat part o. n game. bu
~" Iacs thht niuch wool has beei
.o"the TOT less money must NJ
oNeII"ohen ny one VINO wishe
so a'Sufhteiy estimate J. prescn
nnl ~l"f.cnst uhe iuture. For IN
s,ah'c' y nuik OF the recent trad
ING ~ the bcst woods In Hyomiul
mas "ren az ~ 10 rs cents. II
vass y. nay thut 20 cents II belnl
pnlu' put II must be remembered
'hut ohiy a comparatively snn
pnrt OF NJ cup L. good enough q
"',nk hnch price.
sinny oi me early contracts dil
not 'cach 30 cents, and lots .
mem were made a, figures betweeI
cents. Ihenc contracts ar
\ 9 being turned over 20 manufac
,urers IN considerable yoinin,
Ia,ttcu'efH ~ 20 prices realised :
= auch transfers are Nc
rrauiiy available, hut deuiers ca
PICS themselves az very we'll ratls
nsu WIN me outcome. This h In
us.a.e" os tne readiness they hav