THE WOOL POSITION.
(UJttTM PRESS ASSOCIATION.—COPYRIGHT.) • (AUSTRALIAN - NETT ZEALAND CAILI /SSOCIA'.'IOK.) ' ■•: LONDON, 23th Februs.ry. At the free wool saleTTfere was less foreign competition. Sixty per cent, of the ottering was sold. There was a fair selection of merinos, and prices were slightly easier. Good crossbreds brought a penny • below opening rates. Low and shabby sorts were withdrawn, prices—"Terrakin "clip, top price, l£Ud, a7verage 17d; "Woodstock" clip, 39dand 30d; New Zealand "Oakwood" clip, 19Jd and 17Jd; "MendipHiUs." 204 d.
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Evening Post, Volume CI, Issue 50, 28 February 1921, Page 8
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78THE WOOL POSITION. Evening Post, Volume CI, Issue 50, 28 February 1921, Page 8
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