LONDON WOOL SALES
AN IMPORTANT, STATEMENT. < United Press Association) WELLINGTON, This Hay. The Prime Minister received a cable from the Director-General of ; Raw Materials that the demand for crossbred at the London November wool sales was very limited, particularly for coarser qualities. Reserves were based oh approximately the following prices: —For A and B grade average combing greasy wools 60-64, merino,24d to 26d ; 55-58, half bred, 20Jd to 26|d: 48’s to 50’s, fine crossbred, I7|d to 20§d; 44’s to 46’s, medium crossbred,; 15d to 16$ d • 86’s to 40’ s, coarse crossbred, j 13jd to 14£ d. ' . 1 The Director General adds that it is his intention to fix the limits for creasy wool 44’s to 46! s, and Weoem* her sales at nett New Zealand appraisement prices, without any adoi* Ition for charges. These are approximatelv, 44’s to 46’s, 15Jd to 173; 36’s to 40’s, I4*d to 15fd. He estimates the following are the prices at which wool would sell freely, 6G’s to 64’s, merino, 24d to26d; 56’s to 58’s, halfbred, IQH to 25$ d; 48*s to 50’s, fine crossbred, loidto 183 d; 44’s to 46’fi, medium crossbred, to 14d; 36’b *o 40’s, coarse crossbreds, lo|d tq HadI .■■■n'" 'I "■"I T*"'
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LIV, Issue LIV, 4 December 1920, Page 4
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