Improvement In London Wool Market.
Press Association —Copyright. London, Jan. 22. ' The markets started quietly and im- j proved sharply, contrary to expectations j owing to the influx of Continental buy- i ing based upon fears for the franc. | Gilt-edged securities were better and i woolbrokers are satisfied with the pro- j gress of the sales. The further increase ( of prices for merino wool was neither j expected nor desired. The market, how- i ever, was disappointed that Germany did j not enter the market. The early buying ! on her behalf was not sustained. j
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume IV, Issue 38, 24 January 1936, Page 6
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