LONDON COMMERCIAL NEWS.
[per n.z.l. and m.a. company.] London, June 10. Wool.—The gales progress firmly. For superior greasy, the market is unchanged. In other descriptions, the following decline in prices has taken place since close of last sales, namely :—Combing washed, £d per lb; clothing washed, to Id ; scoured, to Id; fine washed crossbred, £d ;■ fine scoured, Jd to Id ; coarse crossbred, £n* to Id; wasned crossbred lambs, Id. The market is easier for line greasy crossbred and faulty merino lamb, and is unchanged for merino lamb. Up to date, 28,000 bales have been sold. Kauri gum.—Market dull. Following are quotations: — Good, scraped, pale brownish and amber, 105s per cwt; good palish, scraped and three-parts scraped, garbled sorts, 77s 6d ; medium, half-scraped garbled sorts, 655; rough-coated sorts, 535,
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIV, Issue 7974, 14 June 1887, Page 5
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