Wool Market Report From Sydney and Brisbane Aims Upward
The Farmers and Graziers Co operative reports no clear shift from Sydney conditions last week but Brisbane notes a more hopeful tone. Opening day shows many wools with few vegetable faults, aiding prices though Sydney offerings remain faulty and dusty. Competition from Yorkshire, the Continent, and Australian mills stayed strong while Japan was limited. Values remained firm to last week, with a keen second day as Continental buyers led the market.
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Market Report on Wool Sales Shows Mixed Demand Across Regions
The report notes firm opening rates with a hardening trend for Well-grown descriptions and strong competition from Yorkshire Japan and Continent markets. It highlights varied responses, with French and Continental buyers active, while Japanese demand remains limited and Sydney-Brisbane conditions show ongoing faults in wools. Buyers prepare catalogues for Sydney sales starting November 25 and November 27 for zone offerings, with later rounds planned through December 15 and a National Book Week opening invitation for the Duke of Windsor in Canada.
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Melbourne
Sydney
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