DUNEDIN WOOL SALE.

Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 25, 30 January 1926, Page 6

DUNEDIN WOOL SALE.

BIDDING ERRATIC. RANGE OF PRICES. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) DUXEDIN, Friday. The Eecond wool sale of the seasor concluded to-day. A total of 22,02* bales was offered. There was a large attendance o1 buyers, Great Britain, America, Frane< and Germany being represented. Tlk bidding was erratic, buyers being keci sometimes and then indifferent. Com pared with the December sale, super lots especially those euitable for America showed a slight rise. On the other hand medium and inferior, especially half breds, showed a considerable decline. The condition of the wool was similai to that in the first sale, showing sign: of the late winter and spring. A con siderable proportion was tender wools The following is the official rangfe o: prices:— MerinoExtra super ... 104 to 20} d Super ' 1 Hid to 184 d Average 3 4id to 16d Inferior 13d to 14d Fine Hnlfbred — Super 17} dto 22d Average 14d to 16d Inferior 12d to 13Jd Medium Halfbred — Super 3G}d to 20} d Average 13d to 15d Inferior lid to 12id Coarse Halfbred — Super lojd to 38} d Average 32d to 14d Inferior 10d to lid Corrledale — Super J7Jd to 22id Avernge 3 2}d to 36d Inferior 12d to 13d Fine Crossbred — Super 34d to 17<i Average Hid to 13Jd Inferior 10d to lid Medium Crossbred— Super 12} dto 15^d Average lOid to 12Jd Inferior Sid to 10d Coarse Crossbred — Super lid to 12d Avprage 9}d to l(Ud Inferior 8d to 9*d Bellies and Pieces, Merino — Good to supor. . 12d to 17d Low to medium 9d to lid Halfbred Oood to super.. 13d to 17d J'Ow to medium S}d to 12d Crossbred— pood to super. . Sjd to 12} d Ix»w to medium sjd to Sd CruUhlngs— Milium to good 6d to 84d Ift/erlor and seedy 3d to t\d