WANGANUI WOOL SALE
■A, SATISFACTORY REPORT. BIDDING VERY KEEN. \ (Special to “Northern Advocate.’’) WANGANUI, This Day, { The second wool sale of the season j opened yesterday, 25,000 bales being j offered to a full bench. Bidding was very keen. Prices were firm on Napier rates with any difference satisfactory to growers. All sorts were in demand, Bradford taking a big share, while j Italians and Germans played a more j prominent part .than usual. WANGANUI SALE QUOTATIONS. WANGANUI, This Day. The range of prices a. last night’s wool sale was as follows:—Fine X-bred 46/48—super, 14d/15d; average, 12d/14d; inferior, lld/12|d. Medium X-bred 44/46 —super, 13d, 141 d; average, lid, 13d; inferior, Old, 10 Id. Coarse X-bred 40/44 —super, lljd, 12d; average, 101 d, 11,’d; inferior, to I Old. Hoggets fine, 46 —48, 123 d to .told; medium, 44/46, 12d, 14 id; coarse, 40/ 44, lo’.il, 1 31 d; low 36/40, lOd, 12d. Lambs —Down, 33/40, 13d, IG’d; fine 40/44, lid, 13d. Seedy and inferior —to I Old. Fellies, pieces, X-bred, low to ' medium, Sid, I2d. I Locks. —6d, Kid. I ('Tnfchings —medium to good. 7id, I '.hi. Inferior to seedy, 4d, Old. — j Press Assn.
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Northern Advocate, 22 January 1927, Page 8
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194WANGANUI WOOL SALE Northern Advocate, 22 January 1927, Page 8
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