WOOL MARKET.

Grey River Argus, 19 January 1926, Page 3

WOOL MARKET.

(Per Press Association). NAPIER. Jan. 18. The third Napier wool sale of the season was completed to-day, when the balance of the catalogue of 25,044 bales was practically all quitted under the hammer. Buying was spirited, and competition was Jcen from all buyers. ’Phe i flicial range of prices was as follows:— Merino: — Average up to ISAd per lb. Down, super Hid to 17pl. average 14 hl to l ~]d. Firn- halfbred, super up to 19d, medium halfbred super up to ISJ.I coarse halfbred super’lfid t o 17Id, i average to Isd; inferior lOid to ,12(1. Fine crossbred, super 16d to 17Ji, [average 12d to 14d, inferior f»ld to UM. Medium crossbred, super 14-hl to liL<l, uverng,. ]]<] to 12’<l, inferior -I'l I" liL I. Coarse ercssbre.!, super l.utd, average 9,1 to llj.i, i u . fetioi s<! to 9pl. Low crossbred, super up t„ 12,1. average 9jd to llJd, inferior s I to Aid. Hoggets, extra super IS.I, super up to 16d, fine 15d to Ki-1, medium 13*d to 15d, coarse 12,1 to 134 d. \ r.ambs wool: Fine 12d to IGJu, med--11...1 9<l to 14Jd, seedy and inferior S,l ’-'L Crossbred pieces, super 10L1 <" l-';d, average Sd to 9U, inferior (id O TH, nocks 10d to 122'1. Bellies. 'o°'l super Sd to 10d. inferior tid to 7d. Crutelnngs, stood to super 9<l I" ,ll'ld,, low and inferior .’>,l to Mid. locks, crossbred I’d to s.i.