Rise in Wool

Feilding Star, Volume VIII, Issue 3, 19 June 1886, Page 3

Rise in Wool

't*riSTßtfs T&Botiira{I ■'; ■;• . ■■'*/ r h i-riiaWMavJine 16.' Tbe jwpfiioitei^peaed to4ay. The joint <«t«j«rt»ft«£'ite|isirr Charles Bajme apd /acoi^japi: { Co.< : iwmprwe ,12,700 bales, one-third of which are New Zealaad wooJ^n<riL^;|h.ird from New South Wale*. 'Iwew'wfjsa tac^e attendance of bidden, aad: the bidding' was. «xcifedv Merits show a* advance «pon last sales Of 20 ut&ifc?^^ttf^ssbreiU range hvA.&to^lS^ per cent rl Foreign buyer* «w««l!trtir4arge^ar«liaiiefc Th« thiri;>i*iei jibjt.«SoHial .wool atte* tioaa opened to-day before a large at<Cßdaa«e of kome aad foreign* buyers*. The catalogue, comprised I^TQO bales, tmr which goo* «ompetittoa was manifested, fc^ijr:«ktt)[i;»CM««t. At i the «W« of tM« «*le« scouned wedls ruled 3iU grea«f "WUy Id, aad .erossbreds |d . gier j»e«i4:h*ek«r tt«« *t the «lose of.: th* fcerims.- a4cti«ns. ! =' I . The >resent - «etoe« »f «al©« I <>«*•* Ac 29 th pronmo. ;