Wool Market

Feilding Star, Volume XIII, Issue 65, 28 November 1891, Page 2

Wool Market

(PEB PKESS ASSQgJAIIOIJ.J;/.?; Lokdok, Novembej 36, The wool sales were ; to-day; active at V opening rates. '-■. •<.■* i~ A f ../ At the wool sales foreign' bnyers^are ■■■ purchasing freely at opening rates/ " Greasy (new) is in best demand. The wool sales are spirited ; foreign, buyers are purchasing' ■ freely at opening \ rates. Greasy new is in best demand. '■'■ - Mslbovssb, Jfoveinber 27. ; An unusual scene took' place at the ■ New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company's wool sale yesterday. ■ . i A large number of spectators were pre- - sent, but there were no buyers. It ap- : pears that in consequence of the refusal .. of the Sellers' Association to provide a' -• central wool exchange, where . all sales - can be conducted, the Boxers' 4 SS 9P?J* , tion '» stri^nk." * " '" ■ Chbistchpbch, November 26. The wool sales opened to-day> There was a good attendance, and the prices re« .' alised were as follow :— Greasy half bred, Byd to 9fd : crossbred, 8d to 9|d ; long* wool, 7d to 7£d; : merino, '5 Jd to 7^d; pieces, 4£d to 6|d ; looks. 2d tq 3J3.' .j, Novembei? 27. ! The wool sales concluded to-day. 'ThY prices, all through, were on a par wittti ; yesterday's results, with the exception['of two or three big lines, onj which. . higHre? - serves prevented business. The lota vwere".; all cleared, the general opinion being'ihat * considering last London advices," the?" prices were better than anticipated, ,; ~' r