Wool Stocks Low Outlook Strengthens Wool Market
Global wool markets show Australia ending the selling year with near empty old wool stores, while 1994 had 213,357 bales unsold. Prices fluctuated then, but today small supplies, steady demand, and rising manufacturing activity buoy confidence. Italy’s wool imports pause but government-driven utilization and revived mill activity push it toward exports.
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Australia
Commonwealth
Spain
United States
Sydney
Brishame
Italy
Juny
Meysier
Value of UAWA and sheep imports shift outlines
The report notes a revised appraisal of United Australia New Zealand trade in mutton, with the five year agreement lowering costs and easing supplies. Gov actions aim to align arrivals with the October to September year, easing early season pressures as imports from the United Kingdom begin in early year.
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Janabee
United Kingdom
Selling Season Closes as Australian Wool Sale Near End
The Australian selling season for 1986/77 ends with three weeks of sales, Primaries cataloguing over 30 000 bales from nearly all wool growing areas. Prices stayed solid with greasy wool averaging around £21 per bale, aided by strong German and French bidders, while Japanese demand faded. Notable district sales included Brand in Wallyaba Tiranna at 22s, Hartley Bid to 23d, and Bundabow to 24d per bale. Great Peppermint Cure mentioned for bronchial coughs remains an unrelated ad.
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Africbane
Marie Downs
Aramac
Brisbane
Ft i
Hartley
Pairview
Wragges Forecast Normal Rain After 1936
A 1913 Passoral Review copy cites drought years tied to sunspot cycles. It notes Wingke’s weather conditions and Moreux of Bourges predicting global diminished rainfall lasting until 1936. The piece portrays Wragge’s forecast as corroborating this view.
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Clement L. Wingke
Wragge
A Warning to Pedestrians From the Road
A garbled警 warning urges pedestrians to keep eyes on the road and avoid changing direction suddenly to prevent tragedy. The text advises not to turn back and emphasizes staying alert to avoid being struck. Strong entities include an American marosine and a club offering safety tips.
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Lonmine
Kangaroo and wallaby skin prices from Brisbane auction report
Queensland Primary Producers Co operative Association Ltd lists current auction prices for grey and red kangaroos, wallaroos, wallabies, swamps, whip tails and other skins sold at the June 23 sale in Brisbane. Prices are per pound with ranges for firsts seconds and damaged lots, plus per dozen for billies and other variants.
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Queensland
Coop, Association Limited
Creek Street
Brisbane
Wallarcon
Queensland Pe Se Coop. Association Ltd
Grey Kansaroos
Hed Kemgarooe
Wallaroos
Scrab Wallabies
Gost
Ration of land for citrus fruit planting guidance
Preparation of land for citrus fruit is advised to begin at end of winter with long fallow. Planting distances vary, with common spacing around 18 feet by 14 feet. As conditions change trees may suffer, and mandarins and oranges should be planted farther apart, with lemons at even greater distance.
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