THE WOOL MARKETS.
BRIGHTER TONE IN LONDON. LONDON. .March 8. At the wool stile there was tt much brighter tone than yesterday, with wider competition for the good selection of merinos. Choice sorts were distinctly harder, and medium to low at fully opening rates. ( rosshrods, mostly mediums to low, sold well tit yesteiday s prices, which were about on tt parity with the February closing rates. Slips met with good demand, mostly from Yorkshire 'at fully February closing ril tes. One Now Zealand parcel, ‘ Ed, made did per lb. with an average of Kkl.—A. and N.Z. cable.
KEEN I 'CMPETITION AT WELLINGTON. (Per Press Association.' WELLINGTON. March 10. The- wool sales are proceeding with the keenest competition. Prices are on a oar with the February rates and it anythmg are a. shade better. The market, is most y i„ the sellers’ favour. There is practical y no superfine wools in the catalogues At. the opening of the sales little or nothing ln< obtained for America, hut buyers foi Bradford and the Continent were active and a 1 s<. for Franco tor the heat lambs Wool. Anything in ’e from seed was keenly wanted.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIII, Issue 343, 10 March 1922, Page 5
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193THE WOOL MARKETS. Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIII, Issue 343, 10 March 1922, Page 5
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