WOOL MARKET
AUSTRALIAN SALES
VICTORIAN CROSSBREDS SHOW 10 PER CENT. ADVANCE.
United Press Association—Copyright. A!E|LBOURNE, Oct. 1. The wool sales continue. Merino wool has advanced about 13 per cent., compared with the closing rates of last season. Finer comebacks showed a 15 per cent, advance; fine crossbreds 10 per cent. Lambs’ wool showed a similar advance. —'U.P.A.
FLEECE WOOL PRICES EXCEPTIONALLY HIGH.
PERTH, Oc-t. 1. At the wool sales fleec-e wool sold at par with the Eastern States’ market. Pieces and sundries were exceptionally high. A large proportion of highconditioned and faulty wools were passed in.—U.P.A.
STRONG COMPETITION AT
BRISBANE,
BRISBANE, Oct. 1
At the wool sales there was general and strong competition. Prices were five per cent, above those of the opening sales. Scoured touched 66d. — U.P.A.
LONDON SALES
STEADY COMPETITION AT PREVIOUS RATES.
LONDON, Sept. 30. At the wool sales 11,972 bales sold. For good wc-ols there was steady competition at previous rates. Faulty Lsorts sold irregular, there being frequent withdrawals. —Reuter.
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Gisborne Times, Volume LXI, Issue 9825, 2 October 1924, Page 5
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