WOOL MARKET.
SYDNEY SALES RESUMED
SYDNEY, Dec. 8.
The wool sales were resumed. There was keen competition in all sections and a strong market ruled for good descriptions of merino. Faulty descriptions of both merino and crossbred were slightly irregular. Lambs' wool was in strong demand. Creasy merino fiold t.o 45JU1. SECOND NAPIER SALE, 28.336 BALES OFFERING. GOOD MARKET EXPECTED. Napier's second l wool sale of the season will commence in the Municipal Theatre this evening, when it is fully anticipated that the result to farmers will be, quite ns satisfactory as on the occasion of the first sale a little over a fortnight ago. It has been staled, however (remarks the Herald), that at the recent. Auckland sale, although prices were firm, they were towards the closing stages of the sale, if anything, a little easier. Although a limit of 30.000 bales was placed on the catalogues, the total offering at this week's sale will not reach that limit, the figure being 28,336 bales. The catalogues of the various broilers are as follow, being given in thsi orUer in which they will sell at the sale:— ' Bales. Murray, Roberts and Co 3367 Hoadley, Son and Stewart ... 580 Dalgety and Co 4650 H.B. Farmers' Co-operative Association C 497 Williams and Kettle C 489 Do Pclichet, McLcod and Co 2733 N.Z. Loan and Mercantile ... 2020 28.336
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume L, Issue 16606, 9 December 1924, Page 7
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225WOOL MARKET. Poverty Bay Herald, Volume L, Issue 16606, 9 December 1924, Page 7
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