LONDON WOOL SALES
OPENING RATES CONFIRMED
(Received IStli September, 9.30 a.m.)
LONDON. 17th September
Offerings' at the wool sales to-day were 10,423 bales, including 5979 New Zealand. About 5550 bales were sold.
There was a poor selection of merinos, but a good supply of New Zealand sorts, which met with steady competition.
. Opening rates were confirmed. Some lines of slipes were withdrawn, owinji to high limits placed on them.
.Realisations.—New Zealand greasy crossbreds,' "Pafcira," Od to S%rt; ''Waireka," 9d to Slid; halfbreds, "Setter Cairn," ll%d to lid;.-"Mount'Gladstone," lOVid to 9%d:
New Zealand scoured merino, Randco over T, 23d; greasy crossbreds, • Ercwhon, 11%' d; slipes, Tomana over T, 12V£d; scoured halfbreds, Winter-slow, combings, 20d; pieces, 19d.. .
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Evening Post, Volume CX, Issue 69, 18 September 1930, Page 12
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