NAPIER WOOL SALES.

King Country Chronicle, Volume III, Issue 133, 22 February 1909, Page 5

NAPIER WOOL SALES.

tfftfe. i »n«i last of the season's wiu held at tfepkr on 'K ..,. r , when there was a targe at- ', •• of local and ootside buyers. ! . -„ul number of bates catatogtted v»< *o7<). an increase of 3Tt3 on the ;, :mb .-c offered at the corresponding ,«1,. last year. Superior lot* were , iur rly competed for and the price* o & in Jd for them »blv with those of tl» Jamiary sales. Tht- bulk of the wool, however, was n „ of this class, and there was no American competition, wool smtable for that market not being •? «£*»««♦ Prices were to keeping with thejqwdty and did not indicate any_downward tendency to jibe markcL Fortfe Sncipal lines pikes ranged ***>*- s*d. extra to W\* inferior to «o\ pieces tP *> 4l t W«li*»l<o ft Wool Sates. vt the wool sales on Friday the ,«alis«* were most s»tirfaetM£ M of jjrtt safe were well tmtoif,r) and where there was a differ- ;;;■.'; t »mi*' wool showed a very s*tHi«*» of this # *«J«» J* Rr an advance of *"-"»' «JjJJ lb above the prieea at ias* «**■». rcwrv.-r.jf of lid HfJ £ *£?» iSSSIy the »o«V of «* market f« cujuidt-rably SlwmfWTr