Wool Industry Sees Australian Clip Rise Despite Market Turmoil
A detailed report by Winehcombe Carey Lich reviews the Sydney and Brisbane wool markets, noting a 40 percent income increase and an expected Australian clip of about 3.404 million bales for the year ending June 1935. It cites wartime price stability, New Zealand government actions, and a shifting mix of fine and general wool, with production propped by favorable conditions and improved processing despite higher costs. The piece covers appraisals, distribution, and anticipated grower returns, along with regional production patterns and weather effects impacting the season.
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