WOOL OUTLOOK
HOME BUYERS HESITANT. ALL EYES ON THE JAPS, GERMANY BUYS ARGENTINE CLIP. U.P.A. by Klee Tel' Coey l-A-(Received Feb. 14, 11 p.w.) LONDON, Feb. 14. Wool prices in Australian centres have created a similar ten ency in Bradford, where prices are tending to favour buyers, who are anxious to know the basis on which the Japanese are likely to buy for the remainder of tho season. Recent fluctuations have made them hesitant in placing orders. ( The outlook, however, is regarded as promising, especially in view of reports that Germany has privately bought the bulk of the Argentine summer clip at a price above that which world buyers paid for the winter clip. It ' s stated in well-informed circles that 40/46 cost her 20^d.
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Gisborne Times, Volume LXXXVI, Issue 13093, 15 February 1937, Page 4
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