WOOL.
Tht ffome Newt of February 26th says of the wool market :— » Oar market remains very quiet, and but few twun-, actions »occur.^.'liusorts. wanted for immediate con* sumption, a few Bales have been, lnade^at.about. jait.. ■ale rates, bnt no quantity could be disposed of except at a reduction, the anticipated large arrival* for
March, coupled with quiet trade in tho North, causing consumed to buy very sparingly. The skies are fixed to commence on the 28th February, arrivals to date being :— Sydney, 12,683 bSeT- Port Phillip, 31,206 bales ; Van Diemen's Land, 259 bale* ; Adelaide, 5,312 bales ; Swan River, 805 bales ; New Zealand, 670 bales ; Cape, 30,067 bales ; total, 81,002 bales. Some holders are sanguine that TSTofember prices will be fully maintained, an opinion not shared in by the trade, who look for a full decline of lsd on all Port Phillip sorts. Sydney and Cape about late rates.
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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXIII, Issue 3040, 24 April 1867, Page 5
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148WOOL. Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXIII, Issue 3040, 24 April 1867, Page 5
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