WOOL MARKET

Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 75, 29 March 1930, Page 12

WOOL MARKET

AUCKLAND RESULTS

(By Telegraph.—Press Association.) ;J AUCKLAND, This Day. The last sale of the season was held yesterday and prices were all in favour of buyers. The bidding was animated, buyers wanting the wool, but at a price that growers, averred leaves them no profit. The qpality of the wool offered was seasonal. Bradford and the Continent were well represented,, the latter ■ buyers being eager for the lower'grades of wool. The range of orices was as follows:— • I

Mar., 1930. Jan., 1930. d. d. (1. d. Fine halfbred .. 8?i to 9 — — Medium halfbred (50/56)— Super — •— — — ■■Average ..... 7% to S}i 8 to 10% Inferior C% to 714 7}i to. S% Coarse halfbred (IS/50) — Super — — S to It Average 7% to SU S to 9 Inferior 6 to e}» 0 to 7% Fine crossbred (46/48/— Super 7% to &y« S to 0% Average &¥• to IV- 7 Ms to 8VLInferior 5 to 6',i C to 7 Medium crossbred (44/46) — Surer 6»i to 7V* 7=1 to 8v= Average 6 l,i,to 7»4 7% to 8Vi Inferior ...... 5%' to 6 6Ms to 7 Coarse crossbred (40/44) — Super 7 to "7% 8 to 8% Average fi'A to 6% 7 to 7% Inferior 5 to 6% 6 to 6V2 Low crossbred (36/40) — AvcraEe ...... 5% to 6% 6% to 7% Inferior 4% to 5}4 • 5% to 6U HS S ~ 7%toS^ . D to 10% Medium 7 to 7% » to S% Coarse 5% to 0 ti'? to,«,, Fine (44/50) .. S to 9^ 9\i to 10% Lambs— Medium («/«) 5% to fl'/a ••'•i- to i Seedy and inf. .3 10 a :' to o-u. Bellies and pieces— Crossbred, good to super 4 l-o 6 4/2 n b Low to medium 2% to BU- -« t0 c>'Crutehlngs—• ■ -, Med. and good . — — \ to b Infer, to seedy 2 to O'i - to o,* Locks — . , Crossbred .... 2 to S',* -U 10 •<