DUNEDIN WOOL SALE
■Press Assoeistien.)
Crossbred in Some Cases . Dearer JAPAN COMPETES
(Bt Telegraph-
DUNEDIN, This Day. At the second Dunedin wool sal# 30,000 bales were opened out thi# morning. The offering was a particu-t larly good one with outstanding lota i# both fine wools and crossbreds. In sympathy with recent saies i# other centres, there was a very tetrong demand for crossbred, which, compared with the. first Dunedin Bale, wa# fully firm and, in some cases, slightly dearer. Fine wools aleo were in good demandL A feature was the strong demand by local mills for good super halfbred* which fsold at 26|d for a top line of Hilltop wool, with two other saies at 25|d and a further lot at 25d. The demand for crossbreds was fully distributed, with buying on account of America and Bradford. Japan waa again a strong competitor for halN bred wool.
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 22, 10 February 1937, Page 5
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