A GENERAL ADVANCE
RECORDED IN WOOL
* PER CENT ON OPENING RATES
BRISK COMPETITION CONTINUES
UnJte.T Press Assn. —E’ec. TH. CoDvrlffh (Received May 17, 11.30 a.m./,
' LONDON, May 16. At the wool sales 10,145 bales were offered including 7168 of New Zealsnd. About 8068 bales were sold. Brisk competition continued from all sections of buyers. The offering was mostly cleared. Prices show a general advance of 5 per cent above opening rates. New Zealand clips, greasy crossbred “J.L.R." top price 9sd, average 6d; scoured merinos “Overord" 18Jd and 17d.
GRATIFYING RECOVERY.
MANUFACTURERS BENEFIT.
JONTINUED IMPROVEMENT LIKELY
Unltorl press Assn. —Elec. Tsl Eopyrlßrlit. (Received May 17, 12.30 p.m.; LONDON, May 16. The Yorkshire Observer says: “It is gratifying that the recovery of wool prices is • benefiting manufacturer:., ;'Ymany of whom report more business than for many months, It is antici-r U pated that the improved activity wnl continuewfor a considerable time. The Yorkshire Post says: “The increases in prices at the London wool sales are the most pronounced lor two years, and it Is widely believed they ■ win be maintained and lalse levels • prevented. ... =
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Waikato Times, Volume 113, Issue 18947, 17 May 1933, Page 7
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