THE WOOL CLIP
ENGLISH SALES.
000 D PRICES IN LONDON. BRADFORD MARKET QUIETLnnrd l‘reis Assn—Elem Tel. COPSHEM\Received May 12. 12.0 P-flL) LONDON. .\iay 11.\t the wool sales 8358 bales were altered. ini‘lutling 290.3 bales New Zeaianti. and Gioh bales were sold. There was a moderate selection. mainly Sout‘! .\mrrirnn and New Zealand wools. whivli sold well. chiefly to the Home trade at full rurront rates. Greasy .\[orino and slipes were again frequently withdrawn. New Zealand greasy haitbred. Huyton. lop price and average price. 15d: slips crossbred lambs. Parcora. top price 15w, average. H 7-Bd. A: Bradford business was quiet. topmakers refusing low otters ome to the London prices being relatively (mm-e those at Bradford. THE SYDNEY CAI-li. MARKET REPORTED FIRM. - United Press Axum—Else. Tel. Cobyl'llh‘ SYDNEY. May 11. At the Sydney wool sales to—day 90251 bales were offered and 687 A were sold. Also 3291 bales were disposed of privately. Keen competition was displayed again, particularly by Japanese buyers. The market was tlrm at. the closing rates of last week.
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Waikato Times, Volume 119, Issue 19883, 12 May 1936, Page 6
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170THE WOOL CLIP Waikato Times, Volume 119, Issue 19883, 12 May 1936, Page 6
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