Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1913-02-28 | Page 5 | High Wool Prices If Tariff Doesn't Hurt

HIGH WOOl PRICES IF TARIFF DOESN'T HURT Only Tinkering With Schedules Can Stop It Says McClure Worlds World's Supply Short If H the present tariff agitation was not in the the- wa way to exert a depressing influence on the wool Industry sa says s 's sS S. S 1 W W. McClure secretary of or the tho National Nation al at association I 1 would predict that the best prices for tor the tile product in tho past ten years cars would in the prevail pre coming season This comment was made after receipt o of news that the Australian clip is short I poun pounds s so far tar far with prospects prospects prospects pros pros- of or showing a 1 pound poun shortage when hen the season is over o This would react advantageously on American Ameri ri can woo wool prices especially as other shortages are arc reported from all over o overtime the time world The normal Australian wool crop Is S pounds and the tho American pounds rho The American shortage o in the past season is reported at 1 pounds which also under normal conditions would raise prices