THE WOOL MARKET
The total quantity of wool catalogued for the sales just concluded in London, was 101, bales. Of this there were sold to Home buyers 60,000 bales, for the Continent 32,000 bales, for the United States 6000 bales, and held over 3500 bales. Compared with th j July sales good to medium greasy merinos were 10 per cent, higher; best scoured to faulty, 15 per cent.; and best crossbreds and shabbier top making sorts and slipes, 10 per cent to 15 per cent higher; medium slipc? -hiving the greatest advance. Al! iamijV wool was from "> to 1}- per c-rr.t U;^h<r. Yorkshire firm:- ikrnv/A.nu' :'■'.;■:!.i all classes eagerly. G<-r:;.;;i:.-- v. cre i keen on merino.-, an'! the L n ;■-«:-': >': : .'.'? bought largely of the :".". '■'■'• >'- :: :'•:• ■'::■. the Gear c!"p i Ting;: .« A A'- :. The I 'York;--;,:':••-■ re-t'V;:;- ■-'■■;■.• Av.,ial. without consulting the convenience 'of tl;c: : e who havn to ouy in. Brokers sir.l.-is tbc"l'o;t" r;'en; to be lujing their i sense of proportion.
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King Country Chronicle, Volume III, Issue 197, 7 October 1909, Page 2
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160THE WOOL MARKET King Country Chronicle, Volume III, Issue 197, 7 October 1909, Page 2
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