Forbes Market Report on Fat Cattle and Sheep at Forbes
Butler and Cox report Friday December 12 yarding of about 200 head fat cattle including cows, prime stock, and vealers. Buyers from Forbes Parkes and Sydney. prime cows steady, medium steers hard to sell, vealers down 2 to 15 per head. Small sheep yarding in fat pens. Notable lots include Ft Crago Goma yealers at 26/6 and £6 1s, Inchbower heap, Wandary stock, and several other entries with prices. Next sales January 2, January 9, January 23 with alternate Fridays.
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Mesers
Butler
Cox
Forbes Stock Market
Wsun
Forbes
Parkes
Sydney
Crago
Goma
Strickland
Pit, Son and Badgery
Ltt
Flemington
Movement to restore Australian industry urged by graziers
The NSW country movement demands urgent action to revive primary industries. Four hundred graziers at Moree and at least as many in a regional center pressed government and banks to back a program, while an Advisory Council including Sir George Barton and Adrian Knox is formed to coordinate financial and economic support, with public opinion drive through Restoration of Industry meetings. Government delay blamed as farmers warn of disaster unless immediate rate reductions and industrial reform are enacted.
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Recallers’ Association
FL. H. Tout
Sydney
Producers Associations’ Central Council
Adrian Knox
George Mason Allard
Norman Kater
James Kidd
Tour
A. Spencer Watts
Advisory Council
Australia
Avatralla
Graghers’ Association
Laral
Central
Wool Auctions at Sydney Market Report Strong International Interest
Demand appeared general at Sydney wool sales with unchanged rates from the prior closing sale. Prices for coarser and doubtful yielding wools were irregular while fine and crossbred lines sold well. Japan and Germany showed keen bidding, France bought choicer wools, and Belgian help supported the market. Top price 284 for Merryville ewes. ewes and wethers sold across several lots. Sydney sales close for Xmas recess December 14. resumption January 6.
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Winchcombe, Carson Ltd
Sydney
Japan
Germany
Yorkshire
France
Belgium
Merryville
Merriman
Yass
E. Thorn
Dalton
H. Barbour
Blowfly Pest Abates but Likely to Recur Next Year
A report from Forbes PP Board notes the blowfly pest, while currently reduced, is expected to recur early in the new year. Heavy rains and rising January temperatures could spur summer grain growth and necessary conditions for reemergence, with prior outbreaks in November and December. Preventive spraying and crutching have been used, and a flock survey suggests higher activity in the river country.
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Stack Inspector Lite
Forbes PP Board
Wan
Half a loaf better than no bread holiday hotel ads
The Sydney hotels push reduced tariffs for the holiday season to attract guests. Coogee’s Overanie Hotel reports good bookings but notes some vacancies despite its popularity as travelers seek value.
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Sydney
Coogee
Nine Calves in Five Years from Welbourne Jersey Cow
A cow owned by Mr. George Rowe of Welbourne Kardella Victoria proves highly prolific with nine calves in five years. Registered cow Pretty Paozle of Welbourne, from Sweet Pangle the Sid of Melrose, birthed two heifers on August 21 1906, twins on October 16, a single on December 1 1929, twins on October 32 1928, a heifer on December 7 1990, and two calves including a heifer and a bull. Rowe, a noted Jersey cattle breeder, has won many prizes at Melbourne and country shows.
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George Rowe
Welbourne
Kardella
Victoria
Paozle
Pangle
Melrose
Rowe
Jersey
Melbourne
Waugoola Shire Inches To No Rate Reduction
Waugoola Shire councillors, by a two to sever vote, refused a one third rate reduction requested by ratepayers at a Cowra meeting. The rate remains 13d in the pound with a possible extension of terms discussed. President F C Howlands suggested a re valuation next year as current values are high.
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Waugoola
Cowra
F.C. Howlands
Flemington Fat Stock Sale Report Highlights Prices
Fat stock sale at Flemington reports 2403 cattle yards and 63 171 sheep and lambs with prices near last Thursday. Prime beef and mutton ranges shown. light steers about 36 per 100 lbs and prime lambs around did. Sheep vans allotted. rails and railway notices advise earliest available date for next market.
Wool sale report from Goldsbrough Mort and Co 1930
A December 15 1930 report outlines the New South Wales wool sale results from Goldsbrough Mort and Co. It notes 4096 bales chiefly from Far Western and Central Western districts with strong overseas buyer turnout including Japan France Germany Bradford and Wales and keen competition across fine top making wool while coarse crossbred lots proved hard to sell. The year ends with mixed profits and a cautious forecast for 1931 as stock levels in wool consuming centers remain low.
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Mesers
Goldsbrough
Mort
Mir
Weerero
Yass
Barraba
Scone
Jemalong
Forbes
Japan
France
Germany
Bradford
Waly
America
Wool sales catalogue from Pitt Son and Badgery Limited
The Pitt Son and Badgery Limited catalogue lists 492 sales of wool from various districts. Southern wools showed tenderness and thin growth. notable consignments included well bred clips from Yass.
Australian wheats win prizes at Chicago grain show
Mr J Walker of Lindley Walker Wheat Co. Ltd Sydney relays that Australian white wheats won prizes at the Chicago International Grain Show. Pilditeh Budd Narra bri tied 4th, Peachey 5th, Carberry 7th, with strong yield details and rainfall cited for each entry.
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J. Walker
Lindley Walker Wheat Co. Ltd
Sydney
Senda
Duval
Department of Agriculture
Washington, DC
WEA
U.S.A
Australia
Chicago
Royal Agricultural Society of
W.hee
Tonkin
Delangra
Smith Pollock
Quirindi
J. W. Eade
Euchareena
Wellington
V. L. Pildituh
Narrabri
J. EB. Peachey
Kelvin
Gunnedah
Mr. & Carberry
Culgoora
Ford
Carberry
R.A
North West
Commonwealth
Wool Market Report Sees Mixed Prices Amid Weakening Trend
The North market shows a material shift from yesterday with a general weakening tendency, fine wool types declining while coarse and inferior sorts sell irregularly. Japanese competition remains strong for suitable lines, Continental buyers less active. Top price reached 20d for a Hurrowa fleece. Local clips sold include Goolargong 9 bales at 10d per lb, Cowra 14 bales at Ltd per tb, and Dubbo 7 bales at 9 9d per tb. No Sydney sales until after Xmas. auctions resume January 9 with a catalogue of 246 bales. Season's greetings to readers.
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Uil
Goolagong
Cowra
Jones Creek
Dubbo
Sydney
District Wool Auction at Winehcombe and Carson's Sale
Wool offerings from Yarrangah clip led by Mr Chas O Neil and Murgu at Winehcombe and Carson's sale on Monday. Brokers Mr A C Nash Bor lent Cd for hogs and wool items. prices included hoggette at 10 cents and broken gold crogdbred Sad.
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Winehcombe
Carson
Syimey
Chas
O'Neil
A. C. Nash
Borlent
Hogaetes
Two-Up School Raid Near Wombat Road Reported
Police from Young raided an alleged two-up school in a secluded spot on Wombat road on Sunday. Eight men from Young are to appear before the Court at Young on Wednesday.
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Wombat Road
Young
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A.M.L. & F. Coy. Ltd
4 Blight
L. G. Trehurne
Amlandfcoy
Pitt, Son & Badgery, Ltd
Steepniei
Winehoombe
Clete
Budgeucetit
Winchcombe House
C% Producers & Citizens Cooperative Assurance CO. OF Australia Ltd
Cestman
D. Kelly
Man
H. Fall, Mead
P.& CG
Cn Elizabeth & Bathurst
Sidney
Agena
Farmers & Growers’ Co-operative Grain Insurance and Agency Co
J. T. Woods
NEW Zealand Loan & Mergantile Agency
EET
Jarvie
Ummion Supplies
Forbes Market
Butler & Cox’s Report
Wlry
Moree
Avvernmenta
Banka
Fareadt
Lupartia
Wool Auctions
Merryville Merino
Liberal
Xo Loupmore
Wiliam Bowe
Manaanme Chas
Hope
Mauaori
Waugoola Shire
Agale
Goldsbrough, Mort & Coy. Ltd
Pitt Son and Badgery Limited
N.B.W
T Ie Cable
N.S.W
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