Market for Western merino wool firm amid better tone
The sale shows improved demand and firmer prices for greasy merinos with 5 to 7 percent declines on fine crown breds, tighter competition at the centre, and a distinct rise in calls for Bradford sorts. Continental buying is stronger while Japan demand remains modest. Upcoming sales are listed for March 29, April 6, and April 14.
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Aegis
Western
Riverina
Merjnos
Meadors Erryw
Bradford
Japan
Amelia
Ane Carsvionix Gale
Glenrock
Vans
A. A. Armour
Rock- Thix
E& W
London Wales
Wool market steady with cautious outlook in Australia
Sehute Bell and Co report a catalogue mainly of clips from New England Crookwelt and Goulburn noting no rate change from the day before but easier than last week. Fine wools and fault sorts show weakness. sale of fault sorts remains difficult. London shows brisk demand but Continental inquiries are weak. The piece cautions about delays before value advances and recalls past market setbacks while touching on beekeeping politics in Sydney and concerns over legislation affecting beekeeping areas.
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Sehute, Bell and Co. Ltd
New England
Crookwelt
Goulburn
Japan
Continent
London
Australia
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