WELLINGTON WOOL

Dominion, Volume 27, Issue 148, 20 March 1934, Page 12

WELLINGTON WOOL

Yesterday’s Realisations BROKERS’ REPORTS (Continued from Page 11.) LEVIN AND co., LTD. Lovin and Co., Ltd., report:—The total offering was 25,000 bales, our catalogue representing 6 (SO bales. . The wools were from Wairarapa, Manawatu. Nelson, and Marlborough districts. The crossbreds were mauily top-making lots. Super crossbreds were scarce. Our binned wools, under the Kaiwarra brand, of which some 2300 bales were catalogued, made up, honever, for the absence of super lots in the main clips The halfbreds offered were only nvera-e grade, and the same may be said of the small quantity of merino. Since the sale here on I‘ebruary 10. markets generally have cased. It was anticipated that prices to-day would icvert to the February level, but this was not so. The quality and condition of much of the offering was below the 1 ebruary standard, and. in the ordinary course, prices would have depreciated about one halfpenny on this account. Allowing for this fin* crossbreds and half’breds were nearly on a par with February. but crossbreds tinder 46’s showed « <’’stinet full, and the coarser the quality the greater the drop. . Bidding was strong and spirited. Competition for crossbreds came largely from Bradford and France and Germany. Japan was taking suitable lots. It or halfbred there was general all-round demand. . , , , r We quote, as against I‘ebruary l.j S!1 1 C: —Halfbreds. par to Id. down : crossbreds. 48/50's, Id. to Id. down: 44/46 s, id. to Id. down; 36/44 s. Id. down. Bellies, pieces, locks, and crutchings, Id. down ; lambs’ wool. Id. to lid. down. Some of the best sales of average quality halfbreds were as under: HWF, 19.1 d.; S Bros/P. 17d.; GH over line, 161(1.. 16d.: Stronvar, 18(1.. 17jd., IGjd., 16(1.; OF/K, 17-ld.; Kaiwarra. Ibid., 17-}d.. 171 d Some of the best results for extra fiue crossbreds and hoggets were: RWB/ Glen gam ock, 143 d., 13Jd.; Bute. lo|d.; Hororata. 12-Rl.; JRN. 12M1.: Rewa, 125(1.- Kaiwarra. 17R1.. 16jd., IGd.. 15Jd„ 14? d.. 13id„ 12R For average crossbreds the range was as under: Extra fine. 48/50 s, lid. to 123-d.; fine. 46/48’s, 9d. to lOld.: medium. 44/4G’s. Bd. to 9d.; coarse. 40/44’s, 6Jd. to BJd. Lambs’ wool sold up to 17d. Southdown was in small supply and indifferent condition. The super sold up to 23d. The bulk sold at 16d. to 18d. Passings were rather frequent, owing largely to growers’ ideas being above market range. We sold, during and after the sale, about SO per cent, of the offering. The following are some of our results: Merino: Stronvar, 24 bales, 17Jd., 11 bales 17d. Down: Kaiwarra, 23 bales 23d., 19 bales 174 d. Halfbred : AAH. 15 bales 16Jd.; HWF, 10 bales. 19 Jd.; GG in diamond, 15 bales, 13Jd.; S BROS/P, 8 bales, 17d.; CUD, 5 bales, 15d.; GH over line, 4 bales 1 Gid., 5 bales 16d.; F & 8 P, 4 bales. 15Jd.; AFB, 4 bales, 18*d.; WHF,-15 bales, 18}d.; .1/AV. 8 bales. 15Jd.; WTB. 7 bales, 17d.; HANL/Baton, 4 bales, 15|d.; Stronvar, 6 bales 17id., 7 bales 18d., 10 bales IGJd., 12 bales, 16d.. 9 bales 15Jd.; OF/K, 6 bales. 174 d.; WJA/JI, 7 bales H, 114 d.; CW/W, 4 bales, 13Jd.; Kawa Kawa, 11 bales II 144 d., 9 bales H 14d.; Kaiwarra, 8 bales H 17Jd., 6 bales ISJd.; 11 bales 17’ld. Crossbred : BNF, 11 bales. 8 jd.; COT/ Waikohi, 14 bales 104(1., 8 bales 84(1., 6 ■bales 9{d.; RWB/Glengarnock. 4 bales II 145 d., 6 bales 135 d„ 7 bales lid.; Kowhai/ACS, 7 bales lOjd., 5 bales Sid.; S W I/S, 12 bales, 94d.; GG in diamond, 30 bales, B|d.; Springlea. 10 bales, 9d.; Te Hopai/H, 19 bales, Sid.; E N/KAI KAI, 25 bales, 7£d.; FOB/O, S bales. Sid.; Pnrkhill. 20 bales, Sid.; EL/S, 4 bales, Gid.; GMW, IS bales. Sid.-.Papa-rata, 10 bales, 7 Jd.; S BROS/P. 4 bales, lOd.; JI JI/A, 27 bales, Bd.; Wooden-

dean, 4 bales 12id., 6 bales 84(1., 5 bales 64d :FJB, 15 bales, BJd.; P (reversed) V/Pines, 8 bales H llid., 9 bales 9id.; GE B, 8 bales, 94(1.; A R D, 19 balea, RM • 0 H D, 5 bales, Sid.; triangle/ C n'b, 4 bales H 12J(1., 8 bales, 104(1.; 4 bales lid., 12 bales 94(1., 12 Sid.; H B D, 4 bales H IOJd., 9 bales BJd.; L (reversed) L/Clivedale, 4 bales H lljd., 14 bales lOd.; Motnkai/ Chr U, 4 bales 9d., 5 bales BJd.; THHD, 5 bales 94d.; Mataa, 15 bales Hid.; 6 bales II 121 d.; Bute, 6 bales II 13id., 10 bales 12d.; J/A V, 5 bales, 9Jd.; Kahumingi/H V, 9 bales II 121 d., 9 bales II JOd., 11 bales 12d., 25 bales 94(1., 11 bales 7+d.; A A/M, 37 bales, B}d.; J L A/K, 4 bales, lid.; WTT, 6 bales, 91d.; SS/ s 4 bales. 6d.; Puketiri, 4 bales, 9d.; A L/R, 16 bales, Bd.; J II J, 4 bales, 74d.; .4 ET, 9 bales, 9d.: P G T/U (inverted), 7 bales 9?d., 9 bales 84(1.; Lisson, 25 bales, 84d.; Tapuwai, 5 bales II lid., 25 bales 10,]d.; B & E/ square in square, 15 bales, 9d.; Glenlean, 12 bales 9 Jd.; G W N/M, 27 bales, 10d.; Titoki, 12 bales, 81d.; DRD/Overtou, 7 bales, Sid.; Tinakori, 5 bales, lljd.; o J W, 6 bales II 9d.; Ohau, 11 bales, 10d.; N A E, 7 bales,7Jd.; C G/ HC. 9 bales, 9d.; V E V, 33 bales, 8(1. ; R A R, 5 bales lljcl., 19 bales Bd., 10 bales 7d.; Lisson, 31 bales, 74d.; Weka, 16 bales 11 .12(1.. 11 bales II 104(1., S 3 bales Hid., 64 bales Slid., 24 bales 7d., 7 bales 7.1 d., 6 bales 61(1.; E C/Monavale, 20 bales, Bd.; Ilinakura, 21 bales 94d.’, 11 bales 8:1(1.; Hororata, 6 bales 125(1., 10 bales JO jd.; Ilillcnd, 22 bales, 84d.; Rivcrside/C, 27 bales. Old.; Woodleigh/lIAE, 12 bales, 8i(l. K/Avondale/M, 9 bales H ISJd., 6 bales lid.. 10 bales B,|d.; Mt. Clyde, 9 bales 104 d., 9 bales Sjd., 8 bales 71d., IMK/P N, 4 bales 12jd., 18 bales 10jd.; JK over line K, 19 bales 81<l., 7 bales 74d.; 88/P, 11 bales Sid.; Mahaki, 2’.' bales Hid.; JHP/8, 6 bales 7d.; CTR/ Waitawbiti. 0 bales II 114(1., 4 bales 124 d., 9 bales 91d., 23 bales Bid., 14 bales 7d.; NAW/T, 6 bales lOd.; AEM, 5 bales 74d.; JRN, 4 bales 124 d., 4 bales 9f1.; RC/4 over quarter-circle, 4 bales 74d.’; ZV/Wyclif, 4 bales Bd.; MHA/K, 4"bales 114 d.; JR/M, 13 bales 74(1.; EB/ Gowan, 4 bales Sjd.; REWA, 7 bales 125 d., 15 bales 101 d., 7 bales Bd., 5 bales. S?d.; CCB/W, 4 bales 10<l.; WA, 5 bales Bd.; Ngaputahi, 7 bales II 12|d . 1.9 bales Bd.. 6 bales 75d.; Riverside, 2o bales Old.; AM, 4 bales lOd.; EM/W. 7 balee’lOJd.; Wairangi. 5 bales 65d.; AH, 4 bales II 105<l.; MM/S, 21 bales B}d.; EC/Monavale, 20 bales S4d.; CHS /S 6 bales 8.M.; Kawa Kawa, 4 bales H ’ 13id., 6 hales IOJd.; Maungawhare, 8 bales H 154(1., 6 bales H lid., 4 bales lljd., 16 bales 104 d., 10 bales 8(1.; Jenolan 4 bales 7-Jd.; FOS/Kiwitea. 11 bales H 12d., 16 bales 9d.; Alpha. 17 bales Old.; HG/K, 5 bales S4d.; JHP/S, 3 Gales llid., 7 bales Old.. 6 bales 74d.; JILT, 5 bales 12R1.; JCE, 5 bales'll 10d..; TOM. 11 bales 9d.; Kaiwarra, 9 bales F 15d., 7 bales FH 14R1.. 36'bales F 13d.. 4 bales F 12-}d , 34 bales Med. lljd., 2S bales Med. 94(1.. 14 bales Med. 12Jd., 23 bales Cse. 10}d.. 9 bales Low 9-Jd„ 6 bales F 17id., 21 bales F IGJd., 12 bales FH 154 d., 55 bales F 14jd.. 17 bales F IGd.. 19 hales F 13-ld., 61 bales F 12Jd., 14 bales F 114(1., 14 bales FH 124(1., 41. bales F 10d., 11 bales FH HJd.. 4,bales F 94(1., 7 bales F 95d.. 12 bales F 104 d., 20 bales FH 12)(I.. 66 bales F 10d.. 72 bales F Old.. 49 bales F 7}d., 5 bales Med. IT 104 d„ 51 bales Med. 81(1., 69 bales Jled. 84(1.. 26 bales Med. Bd., 33 bales Cse. Bd., 24 bales Cse. 65(1.- 32 bales JHR/Paranui, 6 bales 105<l.; JIB/PN. 5 bales 134 d.; WM/B. 4 bales l's4d • GMW. 4 bales 14R1.; AA/L. 4 bales 153 d.: AW/C, 11 bales 125 d.: B/ Fernglen. 8 bales 15(1.; DFP. 4 bales • To Ngaio, 4 bales 10?<l.; FLK, 8 bales 104 d.: GHW, 4 bales 7Jd.; WEKA. 19 bales 13}d.. 8 bales 10|(L; WWS 5 bales 13<L: CTR/Wnitawhiti, 15 bales 135 d„ 4 bales 9?d.; ZV/Wyelif, 5 bales IOJd.: REWA. G bales 14(1.; Nganutahi, 6 bales 13$d.. 4 bales Hd.: TMB. J bales 124 d.; Maungawhare. 4 bales' 13Jd.: Kaiwarra. 15 bales IG-RL, 8 bales 125(1., 8 bales 13d.. 4 bales 13:}d., 8 bales 144(1.. 9 bales 103 d.

WAIRARAPA FARMERS’ CO OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION.

The Wairarapa,Farmers’ Co-operative Association, Ltd., report: —.At the fourth wool sale of the season held to-day, a catalogue of 25,000 bales was oflered to a full bench of buyers. Bidding throughout the sale was for (he most part keen aiid well distributed among the different consuming interests, but at times lacked animation and was inclined to drag. Compared with the February sale, finer sorts were generally up to that sale’s level, but were at times somewhat weaker. Taken right through, prices Were erratic, in instances extra fine crossbreds equalling—and in some eases exceeding—last sale’s rate’s, but for the most part were in buyers’ favour. Qualities below 48’s may be quoted as from 4d. to Jd. lower; bellies, pieces, necks, and crutchings were considerably weaker. Our catalogue consisted for the most part of better-conditioned lines than ure usually offered at this stage of the season. A special feature was the large proportion of wool binned under our “Quay” brand, over two-thirds of our offering consisting of reclassed and binned lines, indicating the increased confidence of growers in this method of disposing of their wool clips. The following are some of our principal realisations: — .Southdown: Quay. 18-}d., IGJd.; Wiwaka, 224<1.; LF, 18d. Hal'fbred: Quay, 184 d., 174 d. Hoggets: Quay, 13Jd., 13id., 12d., Hd.. 8ld.; S2/JS, 12}d.; —K, 12d.; G(rev)ll (eonj.)/GHB, 125(1., Sd.; Milverton, 121 d.; NJIcL/Pinegrove, 12-Jd. Ewes and wethers: Quay, 15Jd., 14R1., 125(1., H4d., 104 d., Itljd.; —K, 104 d.; JP/Te Whiti, 94d.; TW/Makaretu, Sid.; WHT/Waihui, 9}d.; Milverton, 10jd., 94d.; N. Sid.: B (rev.) H (conj.)/GHB, 9Jd., SJd.: DR (conj.). IOJd.. 74d.; Rivelin. 81d., 6|d.; 7 under F (rev.) T, S4du NMcL/Pinegrove. 9d.: MRJI. 64d.; RY. Gd.: LS/FP. 71d. HEH. S4d. Lambs: Quay. 131 d., lid.; DB (conj.), 134 d , lid.; —K. 95d.; Milverton, 134 d.; Wi-IT/Wainui. 133 d.; WJ&ME, 134 d.; Carrington, 10Jd.; Morton/OL. lid.; DB (conj.), lid. Necks: Quay, 10d., 9d. Bellies and pieces: Quay, 13d., 84d., 8d„ 7id„ 6]d., 6d., 54d.; —K, 6Jd.; Carrington, 6|d.; Wiwaka, 13d., 74d.. GJd.; Pahiatua/Ma in circle. 7Jd.; 08/Ngaturi, 6}d.; WR/The Cliffs, GJd. Dead: Quay. 74(1.. 5Jd.; AJH/W, 74d.; WS/E, 7d. Crutchings: Quay, 7d., 6d.. 5Jd.; Wiwaka, 54d.: GB/N, 54d.; DB (conj.), 7d .; _K, 6(1.; KSK, Gd. Locks: Quay, sd. N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. DISTRIBUTING CO. The New Zealand Farmers’ Co-opera-tive Distributing Co.. Ltd., report that catalogues totalling 25.00(1 bales were submitted by (he wool-broking companies, our offering comprising 3101 bales. The bulk of our offering was medium crossbred, with a few very choice lots of fine quality from the Feilding district and some exceptionally good lines of Southdown and lambs’ wool. All fine wool sold well up to Wellington last sale’s values. but low and medium crossbred were easier by 4d. to one penny; lambs’ wool and oddments from one penny to one penny halfpenny lower than in February. ' Competition for all lots showing style and quality was very animated and realised satisfactory prices, but generally speaking the sale may be described as disappointing to growers. We sold 83 per cent, of our offering at auction, and expect to make further sales when owners have been advised of the true state of the crossbred market. Our principal realisations were as follow : — Hoggets: Kamano, 13.3 d.; Co-op.. Hd. to 135(1.: BMcL/Totnraniii, 123d.' various 121(1. to 123(1.; RB/Moawliango, 124 d.; REP, 124(1.; .18. 12jd.; AS/K, 114(1.: HTL. llid.; T.T/Burford. Hid.; THS, 113 d.; Co-op., 1ld.; H/Mironui, IOJd.; JWP. 103 d. Fine crossbred : Mount Blue Station, 10d to 104(1.: BMcL/Totaranui, lOd. to 124(1.; WGP. 104<l. to 12Jd.; various, 10(1. to 12id.; Kamano, Hd. to 13d.; AGJI. Hid. to 13Jd.; RB/Jtonwhango, 114(1.': HA/Omoana. 12d.; Co-op., 114 d. to 12JC1-: LCN, H4<l. to Hid.; JC, IOJd.; JB, 10}d. Crossbred: JM/Taratahi, 9d.; AES/ Ruianui. 9Jd.: MF/Putiki, 9d. to 9}d.; AIIW. 9d.: Kamano, 9d. to 10d.: Won(Pi! 94d. ; Tokaroa, 9d.; XM/A, 9(1.; Arotni, 9d.; EGW. 9d.; GUM, 9d.; H/Mironui, 9Jd. to lOld.; Ardlea, 9J(1.; 00-op„

9d. to 9M.; MIN, 9Jd.; REP. (hl.; AL/K, 9d.; HA/Omoana, Ojd.; JB, 9(1.; various, 9d.* Lambs: BMcD/Totaranui, 15Jd.; Seafund. 15|d.; Jlatauia, 14d.; various, 15(1. to 16d.; JIG/Ra'umungn, 13}d.; Mellington, 16Jd.; ZZ/Tadcroft, 15d.; H/Jlironui, 13d.; T/KK, 12Jd.; LGN, 13Jd. to 14Jd.; REP, 17d.; RT/Karerc, 14}d.; PJIG, 15d.; various, 13|d. to 14d. First dead, B}d.; second dead, 7-jd. Crutchings: Good, to 7-jd.; second crutchings, 5Jd. to 6Jd.; third, seedy, 41d. to 54(1. Locks, to sfd. Pieces: BMcL/Totaranui, 94d.; various, fine. 12}d.; Kamano, 94d.; AGXT, 10d.; HA/Omoana, Sid.; WGP, 9d.; JWP, Sid.; various, Sfd. to 81d. Bellies, 54d. to 7ld. _Soutlid6wn: RTR/CC., 17i?d.; Co-op., 173 d. to 20d.; various, 19? d. to 224 d. Halfbred: Co-op., 15Jd. to 174 d.; FH/ Waitui. 15jd.; JB/Brooldands," lid.; AIM, IGd. AUCTION DIARY TO-DAY, “Homesicad,” Kimbolton.—Clearing sale account 11. B. Doyle (Dalgety & Co.). Walpnkuraii Saleyards.—Account Kelly and Houston. Steers and Bullocks (H.B. Farmers’ Co-op.). Taumaruuui stock sale. 11 a.m. (A. and W. Ltd.). Levin Sale (A. & W. Ltd.). Dahls Ltd., Palmerston North. 1 p.m.— Tents, etc. (I. L. Bennett, Ltd.). Lower Cuba Street, 2 p.m.—Furniture (Davis Bros.). 91 Dixon St., 1.30 p.m.—Furniture (C. W. Price). TO-MORROW. 41 Panama St.. 2.30 p.m., Sale Bond St. property (Harcourt and Co.). 1 Ou Hie premises Inglis Bros, and Co.. Ltd.) (in liquidation) — Liquidation Sale. (E. Johnston). Inglewood Annual Weam-r Heifer Fair and Market.—Calf Sale, 12.30 p.m. (Newton King Ltd.). Johnsonville—Fat Stock Sale, 12.30 p.m. (W. S. and Co.). THURSDAY. Brandon St., 1 p.m.—Books (.T. H. Bethline and Co.). On Messrs. Moffat and Blake’s Farm, Otaki, 1 p.m.. unreserved. Clearing Sale account J. Murray (J. L. Bennett Ltd.). Waikunae Sale, 1 p.m. (Lunn and Merc.; Dalgpty and Cu., A. and W. Ltd.). Dannevirkc Autumn Cattle Fair, H a.m. (Assoc. Audi?.).