AUSTRALIAN WOOL
Reduction in Shipments Shipments of wool from the Commonwealth from July 1 to December 31. totalled 1.217,462 bales., the figures showing a decrease of 465.110 bales compared with the corresponding period of 1933 The smaller quantity of wool sold was responsible for the reduction. Exports to (he principal destinations were as r-.fl-
Chum & llong-ivong on -ns Shipments to Italy show a decrease of 96.661 bales, the Dalian Government announcing before the season’s sales started, that their purchases would be reduced owing to the lack of balancing orders for Dalian products from the Commonwealth. q'l lo German total displays a decrease of 197.096 bales, chiefly through a similar cause, but flic totals for flip Netherlands and other adjacent countries show a rise. The effects of Japanese competition for trade are disclosed by the reduction in exports for use in the Indian mills AUCTION DIARY TO-DAY. Tanmarunul ewe fair, in a.m. S Willeston St.. 1 p.hi.—Furnishings (John- ■ ston). Torr St.. 10.30 a.m.—Timber (Johnston). Levin Sale. 11.30 a.m. —Timber (Johnston). Cuba St.. 1.30 p.m.—Furnishings CSilverstone). TO-MORROW. Brandon St.. 1.30 p.m.—Furnishings (J. H. Bethune). Johnsonville Fat Stock Sale, 1 i>.m.
low: — 1933. Bales. 1934. Bales. United Kingdom 559.351 521.507 •Tanan .... 329.140 235.001 Belgium 223.102 187,055 France ... 142.335 121.129 Germany 244.119 47.023 Italy 120.757 30.090 Netherlands . 6.077 27.007 Poland 20 59° 17.290 Sweden 3.14S 6.544 Spain 5.152 Switzerland •4.920 4.337 Austria —* 3.807 United States 10.SS5 3.385 Czechoslovak!; . •.. 1.09° 2,396 Canada , 3.953 ■ 1.880 Denmark 03° 914 India . . . . 1.704 45s Pkt™ Tim f-TConfr 371 41S
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Dominion, Volume 28, Issue 112, 5 February 1935, Page 12
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