WELLINGTON WOOL SALE
BRISK ON NARROW LIMITS PRICES UP TO DEO EM ERR LEVEE NOT MANY PASSINGS (l’er Press Association.) WELLINGTON, this day. Tito demand at the wool sale to-day was brisk on narrow limits. There was ti large attendance and keen competition in tiie circumstances. All buying centres were well represented. The catalogue totalled 26.612 bales, but, the committee's limit was 28.001) bales. The demand was mainly for finer wools, local mills competing for -finest lambs. Prices early iu the sale were:—Southdown, to 1l;jd ; baltbred, SM to IJJuI; line crossbred. Tjd to B).d : Romney, spl to 7jd : Lincoln, fad to 6d: average cross!treds. 4;,‘d to 7d; bellies ami pieces. 4:1 to Opl : lambs, <td to 9‘;d : ( liltcliings, s<l to f)Jd ; necks, .ad 1 " • 'liit- opinioii is ilia! prices ave lulls' up to or J.d beyond tno December level for medium wools. Some of the (b-rman representatives are huyim; reoclerntely. The top prii-e early in the sale was 12,3(1 for four bales of comeDaeii. ■ “Wyrhi 11 sc” brand. Not much wool is being 'passed in.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 18597, 7 January 1935, Page 8
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175WELLINGTON WOOL SALE Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 18597, 7 January 1935, Page 8
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