OUTLOOK FOR WOOL
GERMANY MUST BUY
BRADFORD CONFIDENT
PENDING LONDON SALES
(Klee. Tel. Copyright—United Press Assn.) (Received Sept. 12, noon.) LONDON, Sept. 11, The Yorkshire Observer says that Bradford believes that Germany 'till not only arrange lo pay her old debts, but will return to the raw wool markets sooner than is generally imagined, It is felt lie re that yarn exporters’ action against Germany eventually will have the desired effect, because Germany must: have material that is only produeeable in Yorkshire. This is essential lo her exports,.which must lx: maintained in order to avoid increased unemployment and further linaneial trouble.
The entire wool textile trade support:: tlie yarn section’s action.
The wool available for the sales on September 18 totals 281,0(H) bales, including 8.1,b()() bales of new arrivals, of which 41,100 are Australian ami •IJ.nilO New Zealand. The ofi'eriugs probably will total 120,100 nates.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18500, 12 September 1934, Page 5
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