SOUTHLAND WOOL SELLS WELL
—Press Association.)
Best Offering For Many Years KEEN COMPETITION
(By Telegraph
INVERCARGILL, This Day. The second Invercargill wool sale opened this morning before a full bench of buyers. The offering was approximately 19,000 bales, consisting mainly of crossbred wool, which, it is considered, is the best offered at a local sale for mony years, being wellgrown, brighi and strong. The anticipation that competition would be well-spread was realised, Bradford, Japan and the Contineni showing keenness to seeure favoured clips. Values showed an all-round improvement of a penny half penny on the February sale. A full clearance was made. Southland is fortunate to have secured the peak of the market at both saies this season. The range ot prices is as follows:—
Fine Crossbred — d d Super . 21 to 21| Average 19£ to 21J Inferior 18$ to 19 Medium crossbred — Super .............m,.. 19 ,to 19f Average 18 to 18i Inferior 16| to 171 Pieces — Good to 18J Medium ............... 15 to 16§ Inferior 11 to 14| BelliesGood to super ......... 14 to 14$ Inferior ............ 13 to 13$ Crutchings ............ 10 to 13$ LocksBest 10 to 10$ Inferior 9 to 9J Lambs 17$ to 18$
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 54, 19 March 1937, Page 5
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194SOUTHLAND WOOL SELLS WELL Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 54, 19 March 1937, Page 5
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