WOOL.
Pr«s« AssocUtton.— KtuotrlcTuleßTapli.— Londoh, January 21. The wool market continues firm tit full prices. At' the Bradford wool sales the prices realised were the highest of the series, many lots being disposed of at a slight advance on the last top rates,
Per Now Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Co
Lqnpon, January 21. Since the closo of last sales greasy merino super, scoured merino super, greasy merino (medium and inferior), scoured merino (medium and inferior), are a Jd to Id per lb higher; washed merino super, washed merino (medium and inferior), line greasy crossbred are id per lb higher; greasy merino lambs super is id to Id nor lb higher; greasy merino lambs (medium and inferior) and greasy crossbred lambs are M per lb higher; Blips merino is par to £d per lb higher. Other descriptions are unchanged, The total quantity catalogued to date is 62,000 bales. The total quantity withdrawn to date is 3500 bales.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIII, Issue 10035, 23 January 1896, Page 4
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