O Let us be Joyful!

Feilding Star, Volume VIII, Issue 6, 26 June 1886, Page 4

O Let us be Joyful!

Things look better and better. The news oitb,e rise in the price of wool ib now foMy oonfrmed and later particulars seem to show that the reported advance is an advance not on the prices (Sbtained at the January .sales, but on -those obtained at the last sales" which wjere much more favourable to: settlers. The future prospects of the market, too, seem '.yery. cheering. -Foreign buyers are operating miih confidence, a u nd" the ' Home Manufacturers are alsfc takjogJarse quautities ; all of; which seenxsl to/iiitlicate tf Very healthy i state ot'i'ftffftfts.-! '>Theh the frozen meat ti?ss itf.;gtoSiig on satisfactorily Australian 'm^'at'lsnow 'selling at ssli and New_ Zealand meat coniuibulystands -^t •* Jhalf^>enny ' higher > than > Anstralitt^: 1 'The >rise n has been' slow but Btiß^;iiand> the vojiinion^ which we expiessecfc: some months, ago; that the" ultimateii.value I , of; Njew J: Zealand mntton would exceed 6d per lb, seems destined sveisyiaooni to^ths^ertifie,d; At that;^rlcep the < trade : will : >be an exceedingly 1 profitable* 6ne ; ; and ; the money-ionnnl^ittto 'the- Colony froih it will speedily amount to a large 1 sum. o/Whten! T- it Zis < • -&Sie&l tbrat wheat laadifarni produce generaliy is at a -fairly •'•pa^gH>piice,v( with >a. tfindeniß^j<jjbo - iimprbve,i i iti ! mttst • be.; phiin to the most confirmed .croaker that the outlook is far brtghter ithan it has be^h^fcirxsome yieftrs jpas,t r _,= , "., L