Wool Advances at Home
LONDON SALE PRICES United Press Association—By Electric Telegraph—Copyright LONDON, Jan. 25. At the wool sales 9326 bales were offered, including 3261 from Now Zealand, and approximately 7640 wore sold. There was strong general com--potition. Fine merinos and crossbreds are now 5 per cent, above tbe opening rates. '
New Zealand realisations: Scoured merino, H. M. Oxford, top prico 17d, average 161 d; greasy crossbred, Hunthill, top price 94d, average 7§d. PRICES IN SYDNEY SYDNEY, Jan. 26. The wool prices current at this week’s market were as follow: Superior merino fleece, best to 21Jd; greasy merino best, 15d to 17d; good, 13d to 14d; average, lid to 12d; light, seedy or burry skirts, good, Hid to 12id; avorage, lOd to lid; inferior, 64d to 94-d; lambs, best to 15d; fine comebacks to 13-Jd.
Tbe Sydney brokers report that the average for the week’s sales was £ll 14s 5d per bale or 9d per pound.
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Manawatu Times, Volume LVI, Issue 7066, 27 January 1933, Page 7
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