HOPEFUL SIGNS
BRITISH TRADE IMPROVEMENT. (British Oflic'vl Wireless.) RUGBY, November 16. The London Iron and Steel Exchange weekly report stages that British iroD .and steel manufactures are experi'tmcmg a gradual, but definite expansion of activity, more export business being done. Greater confidence is apparent in the market, the pig iron department becoming mere healthy, and in this, a on the unfinished steel and finished steel branches, an improvement in demand is notioeable. The figures for British cotton goods exports, ten lionths show Lancashire’s,, staple trade! is also improving. The exports of cot ton goods in the past ten months increased over a hundred million square yards on the corresponding period of last year.
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Hokitika Guardian, 18 November 1932, Page 3
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