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MEĐUNARODNA ORGANIZACIJA ZA VUNU - eastern clean quotes - 12. lipnja 1997. cijene su u australskim centima po kg _________________________________________________________________ Fine merino 19m 1035 Med merino 21m 858 Fine merino 20m 912 Med merino 22m 779 Broad merino 23m 636 Comeback 25m 581n Broad merino 24m 596 Comeback 26m 568n Fine Xbred 27m 555n Med Xbred 29m 542n Fine Xbred 28m 546n Med Xbred 30m 519n Med Xbred 31m 494n Merino cardings 457 Xbred cardings 408n Eastern mkt ind 726 Australian wool indicator rises 7 cents to 726c/kg MELBOURNE, June 12 (Reuter) - The Australian wool market eastern indicator rose seven cents to 726 cents a kg clean on Thursday at sales in Sydney and Melbourne, Wool International said. This was the highest level since late August 1995. Merino fleece was dearer, with 19/21 microns slightly dearer, 20m 0.5 percent dearer, 22/24m 1.5 percent dearer, and 23/25/26m two percent dearer. Merino skirtings were up to two percent dearer. In crossbreds, 27/28/29m were up to two percent dearer, with 30/31m 1.5 percent dearer, with crossbred skirtings one percent dearer. In cardings, lambs were unchanged, locks one percent dearer, and crutchings slightly dearer. WI said Japanese interests including China were principal buyers with good support from Western Europe. Of the 24,068 bales offered, 4.7 percent were passed in. Sales continue next week in Sydney, Adelaide and Fremantle with about 77,000 bales to be offered. _________________________________________________________________ Bradford - cijene vune - 24. srpnja 1997. cijene u penijima/kg _________________________________________________________________ MERINO CROSSBRED 70s SUPER 533 58s SUPER 378 66s SUPER 484 58s BLENDED 357 64s SUPER 423 56s SUPER 352 64s BLENDED 417 54s CARDED 331 60s SUPER 391 50s CARDED 325 60s BLENDED 379 58s ENGLISH 264 56s ENGLISH 255 50s ENGLISH 250 Bradford market see lower prices for British wool LONDON, July 24 (Reuter) - Lower pices were paid for British wool at this week's Bradford auction, the first to be held for a month. Declines of up to 5 pence a kg were said to be due to the sterling adjustment, and the trade was reasonably satisfied that no weakness in the crossbred wool market was being signalled. At the merino end of the market values will be tested next week in Australia and the general impression in Bradford and Europe is that the firmer tendency at closing sales before the recess will still apply. Sydney futures prices are followed with interest, whether or not the firms involved actually trade on them and the tendency during during the past two to three weeks has been definitley firmer. Locally holidays are the main reason given for the lack of business. If prices are mentioned at all, they are very cornpetitive indeed. Anyone with export interests, and this applies more or less to the entire industry, is increasingly worried about the rise in the sterling exchange rate. 280901 MET jul 97