WOOL.

New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXXII, Issue 33, 18 August 1904, Page 13

WOOL.

London, August 12 —The Bradford wool market is quiet, and prices are slightly in buyers' fa\or.

Messrs. Stronach, Morris, and Co. report :—: — Rabbitskins.— We offered a large catalogue on Monday, when Lidding was brisk, and in consequence we Had a very satisfactory sale We sold winter does to 17 id, bucks to Ifid, and mixed bucks and does to 16|d, and blacks to 2)d

Sheepskins —We offered a medium-sized catalogue on Tuesday, when there was a fair muster of buyers, and prices 1 were again very satisfactory. We had some very good skins foiward, and sold crossbreds to 11/3, halfbreds to 7/S, and merinos to 5/1. We can confidently recommend consignments being sent in at present. Hides.— We offered a medium-sized catalogue last Thursday, when there was a larger attendance of buyers present than usual, and prices were quite up to those previously quoted. Our top price for ox was 5-Id an-l for cows 4~*d. '

Tallow and Fat —There is no change to report in this market.