BRIGHTER OUTLOOK.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 99, 29 April 1938, Page 4

BRIGHTER OUTLOOK.

BRADFORD WOOL TOPS. (Received 9.30 a.m.) LONDON. April 2S. The tone of the market for wool tops at Bradford is brighter, prices still tend-' ins against buyers. Yarns are firm. Following are to-day's quotations and those , of recent weeks: — March April April April 81. 7. 21. JR. Per lb. Per lb. Per lb. Per lb. a. <i. (i. (i. Seventies 28 2~i 27 27J Sixty-fours .... 20J 2(i 20 2<i Sixties 25J 25 2T, 2.1 Fifty-eights ... 22 22 22 22 Fifty-sixes IDS 19J l!>i -'0 'Fifties *17J 17J 171 17i Forty-sixes ... *17J »17 *17 *17 •Xo^ninnl. FORESTRY SHAREHOLDERS. A Canberra message states that the Prime Minister, Mr. J. A. Lyons, told the' House of Representatives that the position of the Australian bondholders in New Zealand Perpetual Forests, Limited, was t-'.ill the subject of correspondence with Mr. Savage, who had intimated that the Bondholders Incorporation Commission was satisfied that the directors of the bondholder's company were earnestly using their best endeavours to protect the bondholders, but the chairman of the commission had suggested that if any group of bondholders was dissatisfied it should make application to be heard when the compound agreement was before the commission. The commission would weli come, indeed facilitate, any such repre- , ssntation*.