SEVEN TO 15 PER CENT.
BRISK BIDDING AT SALE. KEEN DEMAND FOR LOW GRADE , ?. ;Uy cal).e.—Tress Association.— CupjrichU ißcceireil 11 aui.i LO.NDUN. May 1. I'll" mixed wool selos to-day opened strongly .it 7» to I."> per ven'. advance. In all 10 4 8ti6 liaUs were offered, of which :i723 were from New Zealand. There \va--i a crowded attendamo of buyers from all quuitPr?. including American?, who oct-asionally bid. whilo Continental r.iiil Homo section" operated wry freely. 'She most remarkable feature ivns the bidding for lower grades Oi ciossbrtds and the commoner merino combings. An excellent sf-lei-tion of merinos, including choice parcels 01 ViciO7inn. Queensland, and Wusi Australian vri'.i keenly <<>nipete<l for. All < o:llbings were 10 per mnt above JXsirch. while tcourois advanced 15 p.r. Tine < lioss lired.s were in small supply and demand af "1 n.c. advanec. medium iiiid loner 10 jior ceni, K*oure«l 10 per oi'iit. -lipes. mostly inferior ar.rl wasiy. advanced a hnliiwnny to a penny. Lamb; wool *'_>ld on a parifv with fullest March rate.'.--iA. nnd a.Z.i
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Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 103, 3 May 1922, Page 5
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170SEVEN TO 15 PER CENT. Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 103, 3 May 1922, Page 5
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