Wool markets show Japan’s growing role in absorbing supply
The article traces 1936 to 1937 wool trade shifts with Japan purchasing a large share of offerings and forecast steady demand from Britain France Germany and the United States. It notes U S and Australian clips, shifts to staple fibre, changing consumer markets in Asia, and rising stock turnover while outlining wool production and pasturing trends in New South Wales and Queensland along with projected Brisbane sales and stock levels.
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Australia
South Africa
New Zealand
South America
Japan
Antil African
Britain
France
Germany
Belgium
United States
America
Australis
Hhe
Aumtraik
South Afric
Urugway
Argentina
Lucuge
Boel
Commonwealth
Canada
China
Ap Emoelle
O' Momal
Ouvers
Great Britain
U.m
Fom Dochind
Autralian
New South Wales
Maranou
Southwindi
Maranoa
Cuandotta
Boulia
Windorah
Biomanga
Queensland
Brisbane
St. George
Krant
Poland
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