CROSSBREDS FIRMER
SYDNEY WOOL SALES SYDNEY, Dec. 4. The series of wool sales- began with an increased Japanese demand for all good to average top-making sorts, with Bradford and tho Continent also competing. Prices remained firm, though in the case of good „to best descriptions buyers showed greater discrimination. Prices generally were par to 5 per cent below the closing rates of last sales. There was a keen demand for comebacks and crossbreds, which showed a hardening tendency. Good clearances were effected. A total of 13,327 bales were offered, of which 12,475 were jsold, and 501 bales were disposed of privately. Greasy merino fleece sold to 29cL
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18263, 5 December 1933, Page 5
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