THE WOOL OUTLOOK.
“WONDERFULLY SOUND.
PALMERSTON N., Nov. 5.
“The outlook for wool prices l’o-r the coming season appears to he wonderfully sound,” said Mr. S. J. Hill, tint well-known wool valuer, of Wellington,/ to a. Dominion representative, “and growers can confidently look forward to a satisfactory increase on last season s values. Recent cables from London and Australia indicate! a very active demand for wool of all grades and quality, and with the stabilising of the exchanges it is anticipated that the demand will be very active. The latest cables from Great Britain indicate a slight increase in ‘tops’ values for the week, and although it is impossible at the present ruling clear costs to make tops at quoted values it. is very satisfactory to note that these are now approaching somewhere near the relative values of greasy staple wool.”
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume L, Issue 16579, 7 November 1924, Page 9
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