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SYDNEY WOOL SALES. [BY CABLE —PBESS ASSN. —OOPYBIGHT.] SYDNEY, October 26. At the wool sales, 11,959 bales were offered and 11,543 sold, also 2,194 were disposed of privately. There was spirited competition in all sectidns of the trade. The market was again five per cent, above the closing rates of last week for all except the finer descriptions, which were firm at the lately improved levels. A specially keen demand ruled for skirtings. Greasy Merino made 162 d. The average price of wool auctioned last week was £ll 2/- per bale, or 8.3 pence per pound.
HOMELAND MARKETS. LONDON, October 26. Gold 105/3. Bradford: Firm with upward tendency. Steady trade in fine tops. STOCKS AND SHARES. AUCKLAND, October 27. Sale: Waihi 16/-. Reported: Bank of New South Wales £25/15/-,' Mt. Eden 5$ per cent. (1964) £9l, Inscribed 51 per cent. (1936 and 1937) £99/15/-. DUNEDIN, October 27. Reported sale: E.S. and A. Bank, 90/-.’ Okarito return 74ozs 15dwts, for 101 hours. OKARITO RETURN. Returns from the Okarito Gold Dredging Company for last week were 74i(ozs for 109 hours work. Buyers are quoted at 9/9, and sellers 10/3.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 27 October 1931, Page 12
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