WOOL MARKET
.1 HESITANT TONE
MERINO FIRM, CROSSBRED
EASY
■Vnhtd Press . Association— By Electric Tele- • ■ graph—Copyright, ■• (Received 17th September; 10 a.m.) LOXDOIs 10th September. Offerings at the first sale of the. series today were 11,083 bales, including 2478 New Zealand. About C2SS were sold..1There was a very full attendance of buyers from all quarters. The tone of the market was somewhat hesitant', many buyers awaiting a basis upon -\vliiclr they feel justified in operating, bufc a good clearance was effected except!for lines of short and faulty wools. 'As.'compared with July closing rates, good combing merinos were firm, but prices 'were unchanged, although faulty and, shabby-lots were sold at par to 5 per cent, decline. Crossbreds were from IVz per .cent., to 10 per cent, easier. Slipes ■were-also 10 per cent, cheaper, but at the lower level slipes met with good competi-, titfn. New.- Zealand greasy crossbred, branded "Droxford," sold at 10',4d to 9d Neiv Zealand greasy crossbreds ranged ■from B%d to lHid. Best halfbred slipes branded WMF/T bands sold 13% d.
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Evening Post, Volume CX, Issue 68, 17 September 1930, Page 14
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171WOOL MARKET Evening Post, Volume CX, Issue 68, 17 September 1930, Page 14
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