Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from World Wool Prospects, Vol. 48: April 30, 1932
Stocks of raw Wool in the United States at the beginning of the new woo1 season on April 1, 1932 apparently were much smaller than at that time last year. The increase of 22 million pounds in domestic production in 1931 was offset by a decline in imports of combing and clothing wool. The increase of 20 per cent in reported consumption thus served to reduce the heavy stocks of wool available at the beginning of the 1931 season.
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