LIVERPOOL WOOL SALES
(UNITED PRE3S ASSKIATION.—COPTRICBT.)
(AUSTRALIAN ■ >!£\V ZHAI.AMD CADMS ASSOCIATION.)
LONDON, 16th June.
At the Liverpool wool sales 40,900 bales were offered, including 25,000 merinos, which was tlie last of Hawra's stock of merino. There vvua a large attendance, strong competition, and practically all the wool was sold, Continentals taking 80 per cent. The Home trade was rather quiet. Sjiper greasy merinos were 5 per cent, below the London closing rates, medium 7j per cent., scoureds were unchanged, and slipes 5 to li, per cent, below. For (he London woo! sales 'on- 26th June. the. catalogue includes 62.000 bales of Bav.ras, and 161.000 free.wool.
(The cable news in this issue accredited t,n "The Times". !iaa appwnO In (lint Journal, hut nniv whci'r r.\|ircsily etalcd is ouch ncwe Ibe eiii'turiai opinion o( ."IJie limes,"J
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Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 143, 18 June 1923, Page 7
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134LIVERPOOL WOOL SALES Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 143, 18 June 1923, Page 7
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