BETTER WOOL PRICES.
GOOD SALE AT WANGANUI. KEEN BIDDING PREVAILS. By Telegraph.—Press Association. Wanganui, List Night. The third Wanganui wool sale was held this evening, when 7500 bales were ofi'ered. There was a good attendance of buyers, representing Bradford, America, the Continent, and Japan. Bidding was keen and distinctly improved prices ruled. Medium crossbred averaged Id to 2d higher, inferior Id to L’/jd, coarse crossbred %d to Id, inferior id to l° w crossbred Id to l>4d, lambs (Southdown) Id increase to 2y 2 d, and medium 2d. The range of prices was: Southdown 15%d to 16d; medium crossbred (44/46), average 7d to B%d. inferior 5d to 6%d; coarse crossbred (40/44), average 6d to 7%d, inferior 4d to low crossbred '36/40), average 5d to 6id, inferior 3d to 4%d, lambs (Southdown), lid to 12d. fine 8d to 9>%d, medium 8d to B§d, seedy 2d to sd; bellies and pieces. good to super 3d to sd, low to medium lid to 3%d; crutehings, medium to good 3d to 4y 2 d, inferior lAd to 2y c d; locks lid to 2Ad.
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Taranaki Daily News, 19 May 1922, Page 5
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180BETTER WOOL PRICES. Taranaki Daily News, 19 May 1922, Page 5
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