Wool Market Update from Sydney Weekly Sales Report
Wvalues remained firm across Sydney wool markets for the week ending Wednesday with steady demand for fine wools and strong competition on Monday and Tuesday. Merino prices surged with top wages up to 24.0 pounds and recent NZ Napier and Melbourne results showing gains. crossbreds and comebacks rose 5 to 10 percent while merino skirting held firm.
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Sydney
Abe Hobart
Luomte
Napier
New Zealand
Melbourne
Perth
Cnides
Lotdan
Rites Belnge
Dereniber
Sheep skin market report from Sydney poles sale
Winebcombe Cargon Ltd notes brisk demand for sheep skins at last week’s Sydney sale with generally firm prices. Wool grades and pelts varied widely from several pence to shillings per pound, with country hides and calf skins in strong demand and rabbit skins showing declines from December.
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Winebcombe, Cargon, Ltd
Sydney
Woole Ltd
Lamba
Lincoln
Luamega
Dora
Homebush Stock Sales Report At Saleyards Monday
At Homebush yards 23 000 sheep were yarded with fair quality and overall dull demand. Prices fell from day’s start though briefly recovered before weakening again. Heavy sheep and trade wethers quoted around 2 shillings and 1s6d respectively while lambs and hoggets eased. About 2300 cattle were penned with fair demand and a firm opening tone that softened later. Trucking figures show 2 sheep vans and 295 cattle wagons today.
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K. W
Coe
Tate
Hormebnurt Niles
Wheat Market Dull Amid Mixed Demand Across Regions
The wheat market stayed dull with buyers limited through the week. In country trade prices hovered around 4/7 and 5/3, while milling bran fetched about 6d to 7d in a brisk pollard market. New Zealand demand persisted for pollard and bran sales rose in Victoria despite dry conditions.
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Bydavey Bauer
Toenday
New Zealand
Victoria
Wool market outlook and Australian wool clip notes
The report surveys 1926 wool trade signals in Britain France Germany and Sydney. Demand broadens with Germany and other buyers while France reduces purchases but remains active. New South Wales reports a record clip and rising receipts, offset by Queensland’s expected shrinkage, with auctions paused in late January and resuming January 31 in Sydney.
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New South Wales
Sydney
Queensland
Broadness of fibre a broker's comments
Mr. A Pell a Winch comby, Carsuna director, commented on SystemMania by Mr Holl-Inge Bradford regarding Australian wool quality. He said broader fleece postwar boosts profit, but finer wool losses are due to climate and economics, not breeding. He noted land costs taxation and input expenses lower prewar and that medium-woolled flocks now beat fine-woolled ones by at least 2d per head.
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A. Pell
Winchcomby, Carsuna, Ltd
B. Holl- Inge
Bradford
Australia
Bell
Bivera
Wool sale figures show strong early January averages
Early January catalogues report Sydney wool for males averaging £97 1s 4d per bale. In the week ended Saturday, most sales were steady, though higher quality clan selections pushed some averages above £24.
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Sydney
Best sales of the week at Sydney wool auctions end
Wool auction results list numerous consignments and prices across New England including Deepwater, Armidale, Yass, and Gunning. Items feature farm names such as Innes, Strathroy, and Dettree with prices largely in pence per yard or similar units, reflecting a broad regional sale.
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Sydney
Fitagerald
Windsor
Maddy HN
Deepwater
New England
Dowrs
Burrows
Ty Yous
Dalton
Blandford
Kinross
Holbrook
Receipts of Wool into Store Decline in 1826 Figures
Receipts of wool into Australian stores up to December 31, 1826 totalled 2.212421 bales, up 1 percent from the prior year. At year end 98,581 bales remained in store awaiting sale, down 50,906 bales from a year earlier. Purchasers thus face less wool available for the second half of the season.
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Yorkshire
Japan
America
Italy
Belgium
France
Sydney
Mifimen
Great Britain
Australia
Jyne
Dinishine
Drvards
Gyicenstiund
Romney Marsh stud purchases by Molong breeder in New Zealand
A Wellington notice states Mr W F Glaswon of Gambeola Molong New South Wales purchased a Romney Marsh four to tooth ram for 600 guineas from Mr W Matthews Wairongomuit stud Walra Tope along with a rare purchase of stud rams. Glaswon also paid 155 guineas and 150 guineas for Romney rams fat the Walrarapia ram and another ram.
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Wellington
New Zealand
W. Ff. Glaswon
Gambeola
Molong
W. Matthews
Wairongomuit Stud
Walra- Tope
Glasson Alee
Owe Aaten
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Rem Winchcombe Carson, Ltd
Permanal
Winchcombe, Carson
Cents
Writa Winchcombe Carson Ltd
Winchcombe House
Ridge Street
Flemington
and Grasziers’ Co-op. Coy
Were
W. E. Oldfield & Son Stock
Monaro Street
Te Queanbeyan
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Rovat
Yanan
Federal Territory
Canberra
Canberra Building and Investment Co Ltd
Phoenix
Ahat
Charlee‘Dickens
Hoz
Tibis
London
Mira Evenson
Mra
Tibbs
Agnes
Evenson Agein
Phoenix Assurance Co., Ltd
Rome
G. Ptt & Arie
Bydney
Commonwealth
Colonial Mutual Life Assurance Society, Limited
Elizabeth Street
Henry F. Halloran & CO
Pitt Street
Queanbeyan
Letchworth
Hope Lawn
Karabar
Kenneth
Jerrabomberra
Carwoola
Environa
Alis Apes Umrens Debenold
Lew Drlek
Tondersen
Iwig Bladei
Cacen
Monare
MPP
Rove
TOLEI
POR Sale
Sheepskin Sales
Homebush Stock Sales
Weekly Review
Cosulla
Germany
Brisbane
Invest
Red Hill
Blandfordia
Eastlake
Ainslie
Manuka
Civic Centre
Woodgers & Calthorpe
Ainslie and
Romney Marsh Stud
N.Z
Eastlake Pharmacy
C. T. Campbell
M.P.S
SKY
Weldon Electric Supply Company, Limited
Kent Street
the Producers’ Distributing Society, Ltd
Clifford ST
Goulburn
Quay
Valentine Streets
Joh Nua
John Cody
Auburn St
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