TIMARU WOOL SALE.
SLIGHTLY UNDER . WELLINGTON TIMARU, Doc. 18. — The first South Canterbury wool sale ef the season concluded this morning, a catalogue of 12,173 bales being disposed of. Competition w r as keen for better class wool, particularly, super halfbred, which realised better prices. Bidding throughout the sale was steady, local mills operating freely. ..Prices were slightly under those ruling at the Wellington* sale, The range of prices is as follows:—Merino; medium 27d to 30£d, low 25d to 26|d. CoiTiedale: First hoggets 28d to 33d, medium 25d to 27|d. Half bred: Super 29d to 34}d, medium 23d to 26Jd, average 27d to 29d. Three-quarterbred: Super 25d to 271 d, average 22d to 24|d, medium 20d to 211 d, low 19d to 20d, hoggets 231 d to 26}d. Pieces: Ist Jbd 21Jd to 27d, 2nd 19d to 21d, Ist fbd 17d to 20d, 2nd laid to 16Jd. Dead wool: Ist 201 d to 26)d, 2nd 18d to 2()jd. Bellies: Abd 22id to 26d, xbd 16d to. 17Jd. Crutehings: Fino 16Jd to 20|d, coarse 13d to 15d. Locks: Ibd up to 141 d, xbd lid to 13d, stained pieces up to 13d, black wool 15d to 17Jd.—(P.A.)
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Wairarapa Age, 19 December 1924, Page 5
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196TIMARU WOOL SALE. Wairarapa Age, 19 December 1924, Page 5
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