Wool Market Outlook From 1229 30 Depression Era Reflections
The report notes weak recovery signs in wool markets with underselling of entrants and uncertain price viability. It cites declines since 1229/30, ongoing unemployment, and America’s influence on commodity prices. Continental demand increases contrast with limited earlier wool purchases. future sales target January and March dates with material entering store for eligible sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hradford
Great Britain
United States
America
Berinbame
Aire
Australia Seeks Natural Advantages In Cattle Trade
The article discusses leveraging Australia’s inherent advantages in cattle production to compete with Argentina. It notes possible market strategies, prewar production levels, and the potential for Australian producers to exploit favorable conditions for training stock and wintering. It mentions the need to explore methods amid rivalries and market considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treeatock Industri
Lieto
Ian
Amaialia
Fabio
Dominio
The Males Operation Promises Sheep Fly Trouble Cut
New South Wiles reports keen interest in the Males Operation for preventing fly troubles in sheep. Graziers expect the method to be a major discovery for the industry. Demonstrations and travel plans to demonstrate the technique across New South Wales are proposed to persuade sheep owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South
Ans
Inston
South Australia
New South Wales
Times for Job Printing Handled by Experts
A local printing firm emphasizes expert handling of all job orders. The Times brand promises precise typesetting and quality ink for business cards posters and pamphlets produced in house.
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the “Times
Fat stock sales show mixed bullock demand and high prices
About 3 000 cattle yarded with many useful bullocks fit for redevelopments. Prime stock was limited though a sprinkling of prime animals appeared. Prices ranged with top bullocks around 32 to 34 shillings per 10 pounds and various lots at 24 to 28 shillings, with several at higher and lower marks. Key buyers included Dalgety & Co and Quiberry estates, with multiple lots traded across weights.
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South Hous
Orld
Dalgety de Co. Lal
Crumenie & Stuns
Quiberry East
Quilberry
Mount Howitt
Wool prices and sales details from primary producers' association
Queensland Primary Producers' Co operative and Dairy groups list wool lots, weights, and bids. Prices show varied merino offerings, half-woolled types, and stockyard quotations with many lots around 14 to 18 shillings per pound, including specific buyers like Dalgety & Co and W. Baker & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalgety & Co. Lad
W. He Chutchy
Westcourt
Merino
W. Baker & Co
Latworth
Wyandra
Lay
Rome
Ok Fay
Hreauarter
Mercwea
Vonage
DB 'Eaple
Croxilute
Carleville
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Canon Will
Charleville
Carter
Ameo
Gretcham
H. J. Carter & CO. Meyock
Ars
Austration Estates Co. Ltd
Weoth ‘Sheenstand Tremtoes Limitec
In Zealand Insurance Co. Ltd
Caterial Mutual Life Remarance Society Ltd
Orient Line
United Products
Tcieting
Frend Aliew Bix Ate Televhonee
Carver Jar
Renidamce
Imaguiries
Australia
Eausarion
Glenroy
Wouts “Treatud and
Scomrea
Listard
Ricardo
Carson
St Eagle Ltd
wisBant
Winciee
Tor A. Vsinwet
Wortatare Sre
Hanlon
Building Contractors
Warrego ST. Charleville
Een Prur Sheap
Kiewian
Queensland
Rockhampton
Gondrrach
Caarleville Townsville
ST. Gqeorge Cunnamtlla
Quilpie
Wolseley
Australian Mercantile Land & Finance CO
Lid
Wool and Produce
Alfred Street
Sturmids
Convertive Asociation Ltd
Fustoral Co
Moculares
Cunnamalla
Balby
Fina
Winchcombe
Tockowmers
Gasmre
Cire
Accuracy
Prvantn
Dunsian Merino Stud
RM Fetzer
Dunstan
Lenara Leed Brosike
Carste
Fiarys
Charteville
Cha ‘Eville
Dunstan Stud Shoee
Rowewood
Chartevila
Alkrams
R. B. Penzer
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