WOOL MARKET.
(T»t Electric Telegraph.—Copyright.)
(per vsited press association.) Received March -6, at 9.50 a.m. Los don. March 23. At yesterday's sales prices were unchanged. Faulties were weak. Received March 26, at noon.
London, March 24
At the wool sties merinos were unchanged and crossbred-* were slightly easier. The sales will close on the K:h of April. Received March '26, at 10 a.m.
London, March 25,
Compared with the January sales thi.i series of saks shows good superior greasy merinos five per cent, higher, and all greasy crossbrcds fully ten per cent, higher. Owing to depression on the Continent, short heavy faulty grea»ie3 have fallen five per cent. Best scoured are unchanged. Medium and interior show a slight decline. Tha Americans are still taking all the best wool, bat the demand is slackening owing to the possible delay over the passing of the new American tariff.
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Oamaru Mail, Volume XXII, Issue 6849, 26 March 1897, Page 3
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