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WELLINGTON WOOL SALES By Telegraph.—Press Association. Wellington. Last Night. At the second crutching sale to-day, 2700 bales were offered. In the absence of orders from Japan,'' erutellings were lower by 3d to 4d per lb for good Slots, with practically no demand for seedy lots. .' Fleece wools were about late rates. Priqes were: Crossbred medium coarse 14d to UJd; pieces and bellies, 3d to Cd; locks and stained pieces, 3d to sd; erutehings, medium to good, lOd to Hid; erutehings, seedy and inferior, 3d to fid. Lambs, -!) dto )3d; dead, lid to 13d. THE WHEAT MARKET. Received Sept. 1, 8.30 p.m. London, August 31. Mr. Bathgate's reptjrt on the efl'ect on the wheat market as a result of RoumaniVs entry in the war, says it is almost a certainty that Russian wheat will be available in large quantifies before the end of the season, either through Salonika or the Dardanelles. Russia's harvest for Will is 00,11(10.000 quarters. In addition, there aie 70,000,iquaitei's that liavfc been stored. The wheat available in America will then be no longer able to fjjetato prices.
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Taranaki Daily News, 2 September 1916, Page 5
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