ESTIMATE HIGHER
Wool Prices In U.S.
(N.Z. Press Assn.—Copyright) WASHINGTON, May 25. Average United States wool prices in 1966 are expected to be moderately higher than those of 1965. according to the United States Agriculture Department. In a review of the wool situation, the department said the factors influencing higher wool prices include slightly smaller supplies because of a decline in sheep numbers, higher mill activity resulting in part from military buying, and increasing prices of wool on the world market.
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Press, Volume CVI, Issue 31069, 26 May 1966, Page 13
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81ESTIMATE HIGHER Press, Volume CVI, Issue 31069, 26 May 1966, Page 13
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