RISING TENDENCY

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16243, 18 January 1927, Page 8

RISING TENDENCY

NAPIER WOOL SALES PRICES IMPROVE (Per Press Association.) NAPIER, this day. The indications at Hie wool sale this morning suggest a rising tendency in prices for all better qualify wool. Operators are still displaying some excitement in bidding. Passed in lots are very few. It is considered that the improvement in prices already recorded is equal to from £1 to £1 10s per bale on an average over the whole offering.

BROKERS' REPORTS MTJRARY, ROBERTS AND CO. Messrs. Murray, Roberts and Co. report offering the following Poverty Day KITENGA: 4BH 12d; 6BE lljd; 50 11 id. WRO: 6AA 12i<l; 6A llkl. GKBB: 40 lid. NORWOOD. 9CE ICUd. BOC : 40 IOJd. WLE/J 118 lOfcl; 40 10£d. BALFOUR: 611 11, [d. GBB: 7A 12.1; 515 lid. PR./T: 198 124 d; 290 lid; 90 10|d: 4 bis Bfd. RN: 6A ll|d; 5B lid. PAKIHI: 4 cratch sd; 7BH 10|d; 168 10jd. WINKOUP: 23AA 14,1 (p); 13A 13£d fp); 38AE 13id; 26BI& 12d ; 40 lljd ; 10AW lgjd (p);>10BW 12,1; SSF 9|d hi); 11NKS lid (p); 20 pcs'gjd (p);-5 pes 8d; 11 his Bfd; 9 lambs 13d (p) ; 5 bis lid (p). EW : 6A 12d; 148 103 d; 10C 103 d : RE 9id ; 6 Ims 12fd ; 6 lambs 10|d ; 4 bis 7|d'. DG/M : 8A 13d; 128 lUd ; 110103 d; 4 pes BJ,d.

SW: 14D lE]; 70 Hid; 5A 12jd. 7 pes lOd ; 4 bis BJd. GS/OI5: 10A 12-? d, 4BH 12Jd; 13BE! 12d: 100 Hid); 9D lid; HSF 10|d; 6 lambs 13d ; 6 pes 104 d: 5 pes 7W ; 16 pes 10d ; 5 bis Sid. GISBORN E SHEPFARMERS The Gisborne Sheep farmers' Frozen Meat and Mercantile Co. report, keen competition at to-day's sale from a full bench of buyers. Prices for fine wools were up to' Id above last Napier sale, medium showed an increase of : }d to |d, while there was little change, if any, in coarse wools. Prices realised for Poverty Bay dps were:— Ascot.—2l A llkl"; 4 tt'B 9Jd: 4 0 lOd. R5.~13 HB 13d; f) HO lOkl; (3 A 14Ad; If) B 12d; l(i 0 lid; 9 J) lOld: 16 Ist pes 10$d; (i bis Bid. Kiriroa.—lo A ll|d; *l7 B 9,1; 5 necks 101 d. WAJ.—4 A llkl; 4 B lid. VCA/ha If-circle.—4 EA 13Jd; 11 EB 12d; 13 EC llkl; 6 A lambs 14? d: •i lambs B lljd; (> A pes 9|d. D/Rivcrock.—s HB 12d. JY.—G A x-bred 12kl. RB under Eyebrow.—9 HA 14kl; 10 EA 13Jd; EB 12icl; 24 EC ll'd: 4 ETC Hid; 5 cotred 10}d; 7 A lambs 15|d; 5 2nd lambs 114<1; 9 A pes 10}d; ■ r , neck pes 10fd; 4 B lambs 13Jd; 6 bellies Bfd. PR and S.—9 EB lid.

F and C in Diamond.—s hoggets IHd; 9 H lOJdj 10 AA 12d; 25 A llfd; 20 B lid; 4 C 10Jd: 13 D lOd; 12 FA 10*d; 5 BFA 9d; 6 BF l>2d: 9 A lambs 123 d; 4 B lambs 9Jdj 6 A pes Bfd; 6 Ist pes Bjd? 6 B pes Bfd; 5 bellies 7d; 4 locks ssd.

Hoi/Aerial: 9 A 13kl; 6 B 12d; 4 pes. and bis. 9Jd.

Glendlm: 13 A 12*4; 4 B 10id (p). Tahoro: 6 B 12*d; 5 C llfd; 7 D lljdj 4 Ist pes. and his. 9}d. CO: 10 AA 12d; 4 A llkl.

MM: 10 A I,'Ud: 4 B 103 d. Paritu: 6 A hgt. 13kl; 4 AW 13Jd; 4 AE I2fd; 4 B 12d; 4 BW Hid; 4 C lid; ;l CW 103 d; 7 E hgt. 13d; 10 Ist pes. 10ld: 5 bis. SJd.

Elmoro/PML: 17 BE 12d; 4 B hgt. 13kl; 4 BW lid; 9 CE 10|d. Ferntroe: 0 AH 154(1; 10" AE 1.23 d; .10 I? 12Jd; 4 CTD lOkl; 4 Ist pes. lOfd. JOB: 7 A 14|d.

Half-cirelo eonj. with R: 7 A Hid: 10 B .10 Jd.

CHM: 11 A 13.]d; 4 B lid; .1 pes lOd.

Te Waka: 5 AE 13d; 11 B llkl; 12 CE lid; 7 Ist pes. 9Jd. JRM: 5 A 12R

M/Awairau: 8 B 12|d; 4 D 12,}d

Ja/Pirita: (1 AE 13M; .11 BE 13Jd; 17 CE llfd; 4 DE lid; 25 D lid; 14 A pes lO.ld; 6 bis. B|d. Fhs/M: 10 B ltd; 10 C lOkl; 9 D 10-1 d; 11 M lOd. C6/ILuiiti: 4 A 13Id; G B 12Jd. Paretai: 4 AE 123 d. O/Er: 9 AA 13d; 10 A 12Jd; 9 B 12d., Lavenhani: 9 A 12d; 6 B lid. Glenrcav: 5 B hgt. 13}d. Rahui/Hv: 11 AE 123 d; 5 B hgt. IH.d; 14 BE lOJd; 4 C 10-kt; (i A Ims, 13d; G A pes. 9Jd. Makiri: 5 AAE 13|d; 7 BFE 9Jd; 7 A lambs 12:]d. WEH: 8 BE 103 d; 4 BW lOJd; 7 CE 103 d. Puningn: 8 AE 13d; 4 B hgt. 12d; G AE 12kl; 8 BE llfd: 5 CE lOkl; 8 AE pes. 93d.

Polnitu: 7 D lUd

HH: 5 At 14,1; 7 B 12kl; 5 D lljd; 4 A lambs 15r}d, Fcr/W in Circle: 5 crossbred lljd

N.Z. LOAN CO. At the wool sale there was an excellent sale. ' Bidding was spirited, and general. The prices, compared with Wellington, were: For line wool, {d lo 3d better, and for crossbred wools id to id better. We sold wilder the hammer 98 per cent, of our catalogue.