WOOL MARKET

Hokitika Guardian, 11 April 1929, Page 6

WOOL MARKET

WANGANUI SALE

illy Telegraph—Per Press Association.)

WANGANUI, April 10,

At the final wool sale of the Wanganui season to-day, 7,432 bales were offered and there was almost a total learancG. A full bench hid freely, and while super fine, of which there was a very small offering; declined a shade on February prices, medium wool was from par to a halfpenny per lb up, and inferior was a halfpenny to a penny up, Prance being' nil especially good buyer.' The range of prices was: Extra fine crossbred (48-50) : Super, none offered ; average lod to l(>d ; inferior, I .‘id to Lid. Pine crossbred (4(5-48): Super, none offered; average 14d to inferior, lid to 13.}d ; medium crossbred '-I 1-1(5): Super,. 14.Vd to In}, average 13.}d to 14id ; inferior ll}d to 13d; coarse crossbred (40-44), super 13.}d to Lid, nvornge 12d to 12f}d, interiorlid to 12d; low crossbred (3(5-40) super, none offered; average lid to KHd. Hoggets (48-50), lod .to 15gd; fine (4(5-48), 14d to lod; medium (,■l4-4(5), 13d to Lid, coarse and low ILI to 12d. Lambs, down 14;fd to lod, fine lod to lojjd, medium 13.}d to lod, seedy and inferior (id to I2d. Hollies and pieces, crossbred, good to super, 10id to 12}d ; crossbred, low to medium. 7d to OJd ; crutrhings, medium to good KkP to 10:!d, inferior and seedy od to 8d ; locks, crossbred od to 7d.