DUNEDIN SHEEPSKIN SALE

Southland Times, Issue 23855, 28 June 1939, Page 3

DUNEDIN SHEEPSKIN SALE

KEEN COMPETITION (Special to The Times) DUNEDIN, June 27. The fortnightly sheepskin sale was held today when good catalogues were offered to a fully representative bench of buyers. Competition was keen, with values fully firm on those ruling at the last sale on June 13. Halfbred full wools made up to 9Jd and crossbred full wools to 9d. The official range of prices was as follows:— d d

STOCK MARKETS WEAK IN LONDON

LONDON, June 26.

The stock markets are weak all round as the result of the happenings in the Far East. British funds and industrials are mostly easier.

THE WHEAT MARKET CARGOES EASIER: PARCELS DULL (Received June 27, 6.30 p.m.) LONDON, June 26. Wheat cargoes are easier and parcels are dull.

Futures—London: July, 21/2; August, 21/4. Liverpool: July, 3/9J; October, 4/l-|; December, 4/3J. Chicago: July, 691 cents a bushel; September, 70£; December, 71f.

Halfbred— Full wool to 91 Three-quarter wool to 8t Half-wool 7 J to 8 Quarter-wool to 51 •Fine Crossbred— Full wool to 9i Three-quarter wool 8> to 9 Half-wool 7i to 81 Quarter-wool 5i to Crossbred— Full wool to 9 Three-quarter wool to 9 Half-wool to 8 Quarter-wool to 51 Hoggets— Halfbred 8 to 8i Fine crossbred 7£ to 81 Crossbred 7i to 8 Lambs— Halfbred to 7J Crossbred to 71 Halfbred— Dead and damaged to 8 Damaged to 61 First pelts to 41 Second pelts 2 to 3 The next sale is listed for July 11.