GERMAN TRADE
BAKTEEIXG EFFECTS
'United Press Association—By Electric Telegraph—Copyright.)
CAPETOWN, January 10,
Instructions from Germany that wool purchased by German buyers be shipped in German or Dutch steamers i’. adversely affecting British steamers. The Landaff Castle sailed to-day with only eight hundred bales. A simil-u practice was followed 'regarding the wool purchased on Italian account, but when the Italian steamers were not available any conference liner may be used.
The “Financial Times’’ Berlin correspondent says: “Germany is still bartering. Her latest deal is the exchanging of material for a new dock at Oslo. For this she is taking Norwegian whale oil in return. “It is also announced that America" Chambers of Commerce representatives at Berlin and Frankgurt-on-Mnin are arranging to factilitnto Gorman-Amer-ican barter transactions.”
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Hokitika Guardian, 12 January 1935, Page 5
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