WOOL SALES
A-R.GENT-I NJE i IfA UG U RATIO N. (United Press Association—By Electrh i.Telegraph.—Copyright.). BUENOS AII?ES, January 14. The wool sale here, cabled on January 12£h„ attracted. a large number of municipa.L>and Rational auUmriUe.-. as well v "as wool buyers, but the bidding was not at the nominated prices, being a small fraction of one penny per lb. above the upset rice. One lp,t ,w;is. ..withdrawn because there were I no bids.'
Sales were confined to the southern territories’ wools, and totalled less than one hundred and fifty thousand pounds of wool. Only eleven .sale?, were recorded, consisting of six lots of better grade, and five lots of “scraps,” The lowest prir- was approximately fourpence per pound. The highest price was -fivepence. Prices not abouve those have been recorded for private-sales— in the, last few . days at thd Central Produce market.
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Hokitika Guardian, 16 January 1931, Page 3
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142WOOL SALES Hokitika Guardian, 16 January 1931, Page 3
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