WOOL MARKET.
WELLINGTON PRICES UP. WELLINGTON, Feb. 18. The wool sales closed at noon. The opinion is that prices showed a rise from -}d to Id per lb on 44’s to 48’s; ?d to ljd on lambs; Jd to Jd on bellies. Pieces were about par. There was a slight advance on superfine wools. Following is the range of prices:— Merino average 17d to 21jd, inferior 15d to 161 d. Fine halfbred super 18|d. do. Iflld, average laid to 183 d, inferior 14id tn 16d. Medium halfbred, super 17d to ISl.d, average 15d to 18d, inferior 13d to 15Jd. Coarse halfbred, super 15Jd to 17d, average 14d to 16}d, inferior Hid to 14d. Corriedale, super 181 d to 194 d, average IGd to 18d. Fine crossbred, super 14d to 15“ d, average 12jd to 14Ad, inferior lOld to 12Jd. Medium crossbred, super 1314 to lad, at erage 11 Jd to 13Jd, inferior 104 to Hid. Coarse crossbred, super 12d to 13-d, average lid to 12ld, interior Sd to LOld. Low crossbred, super Hid to 12d, axerage lQsd to Hid, inferior 7-ld to 94d. Hoggets, fine 12ld to laid, medium lOd to lljd. Lambs down 15{d to 18d, fbie 13ld to 17ld, medium 12d to 13d, ll|d to 14}d, coarse lid to 13d, low seedy and inferior Gid to 13jd. Bellies and pieces, merino good to super 14d to ifid, low to medium 9<l to 133 d, crossbred, good to super 9d to 14ld, low to medium 6}d to 9’d; crutehings, medium to good Rd to 103 d, inferior and seedy 5Jd to 8d; locks, merino I'Ll to 103 d, halfbred 71.1 to BJd. crossbred 5d to 63d.
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Grey River Argus, 19 February 1927, Page 5
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277WOOL MARKET. Grey River Argus, 19 February 1927, Page 5
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