Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1923-07-28 | Page 2 | Better Tone in Wool Market

z BETTER TONE IN WOOL MARKET I BOSTON July 28 6 The The Com Coin Comm Commercial m mercial Bulletin said today The demand for it wool is not es- es es essentially broader or deeper this seek eek than it was aa last week seek eek but there is 0 a continuance of ot the Im- Im Im Improved proved ed tone In the tho market 11 i became noticeable a week seek ago and while the initial opening of light light- lightweight weight eight goods by the tho Woolen company com pliny has not shown sho any definite I so tar far as wool Is concerned It may be said that buyers of cloth and dealers in stool consider the opening as tending tending to stabilize conditions throughout the entire Industry The foreign markets are arc gener gener- generally generally generally ally steady with Bradford bog boga a better tone on the whole hole Some of the less attractive wools o there are arc not man left I are slightly easIer easier ier jer Itis It is difficult to see ho eHr I where any any fundamental weakening In wool values S 'S Is likely to occur abroad In In the west stoat est the market has be- be become be become come orne considerably lower most transactions transaction being on consignment It with II scattering scattering- sales at forty to eight partIn forty eight cents for the most part In the territory section 00 00