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LONDON WOOL SALES. Ixmdon December 7. At the wool sales there was a bettor selection of top-making inmfliios and a fair offering of crossbred. There was good coin|x*t it ion. and prices were unchanged. The New Zealand clip. Algidus, fetched top price, 53d. Bradford: Merinos nominally unchanged. Only moderate business. Fair enquiry for crossbreds at hardening rates; fid’s 60d. fill’s 53d. 56’s 31d. 50’s 25d, IS’s I9d. Ifi’s lliid. (A. and and N.Z.) UETAL PRICES. London, December 7. Oftpper: £62 113 and £63 6/3. 1/ead : £26 and £25 5 . Spelter; £3« 15/ and £35 10/. ’I in: £IRO 3/9 and £lBl 8/9. Silver: 2/9 7-8 per nun co.-—(A. and N.Z.) LONDON BI TTER MARKET. Wellington, December 8. The National Dairy Association has received the following cable from their London office, dated December 7, 1922: — “The butter market has declined to 172/. Do not believe market will decline much lower.’’ London, December 7. Butter: Poor consumptive demand despite the reduction in prices. New Zealand choicest 170 to 171 . Australian 16F to 166/. unsalted about 4/ premium. Present arrivals far exceed the requirements. Retail prices are Ixung reduced -d per lb. There seems little hope of an increased demand before January. ( liecsv: Quiet. New Zealand 122/ to 126 . (A. and N.Z.)
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XII, Issue 302, 9 December 1922, Page 7
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