LONDON'WOOL SALES.
GOOD CLOSS TO THE'SERIES.
By Telegraph—Pross As'ociaf ion-Copyright (Eec. December 11, 0.45 a.m.)
._ , Lonoon, December 10. lne wool sales closed at the hiehest point in the scries. There was good competition from all quarters, especially formonnoo.
A total of £7,500 bales was sold fox the Homo marketi M.CCO lor tho Continent; 7<Xj lor tao United States; and 10,000 bales wero hold over.
There was a buoyant tone throughout the series, and competition and prices were stoadily sustained.
1 ho Germans were keen operators, chiejy for morinqs. Tho Americans operated particularly in croEsbreds. There was excellent representation in merinos. feooureds closed a full five per cent, above tna September ratos; best creasy combines at par; feultios at par to five per cent, below September rates: Eood lots of medium shabby crossbreds at ton per cent* above: and fine crossbreds, aUo c4ipes and sepureds, five per centn. above. Lamhs sold on a par with the September rates
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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1308, 11 December 1911, Page 7
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