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New Zealand Tablet, 26 July 1906, Page 17

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wei f,JS ' H7H 7 19 T, At J h e WOGI sales crossbreds hvf k ' . were the hl^hest of the series. There Thl w e6n Con , sl(lera ble withdrawals of faulty merinos. Ohoka 2ao?d.2 a o?d. P reahS ° d 124 dl Ben ° haU ' 9 « d ' and in h^" 10 " 8 ' mK.FtP 6 of wool catalogued 58 on h f lll4l " baes ; sold for home consumption 58,000 bales, for the Continent 30,000 bales and for wHh nn nn a p n 400 ° balcs - hpld . 18,000 bales '(CparS «iv,r pe V' nR P rices - reils y crossbreds were unchanged scoured shpes were fully 10 per cent, cheaper, greasy mermos 5 per cent cheaper, and scoured f aulti/s were 7? t-o 10 per cent, below May rates. Trade prospects seem good, but buyers have lost confidence prospects

M-essrs. Stronach, Morris, and Co. report •— Mond, a v b^ Sl ;i nS ~ W< i °, ffe ' rPd a yeTV lar * c on Monday to the usu a l buyers, prices being much the same as last weeks, viz., small to 7fd, summers to Hid autumns to 1/jd, early winters to 183 d, winter bucks to 23 7 d Jr 11 '^ H OeS , tO 22( \ faw ™ t0 13W, and Wacks to ft. Ho T Sfhair made up to 18id P S on c T liir !f -~ W \ Sllbmi - Ued a lar^ ca talogue at our sale on Tuesday, when pices were much the same as i£ Z S " • rr ° ssb " ds ? old "P to 8s 3d ; ha.lfbreds to 14s Jd, merinos to 10s 4d, a n I fine c-ossbreds to 7s 8d at SsenT recommend consignments being sent i n Hides.— No sale s ; nce List report. fcM nT a " d ch anse to report j n this market, all coming forward m^ehng with a reatfy sale.