Wool Market Report From Schute Bell on Prices and Offerings
Wool market report from Schute, Bell and Co Ltd notes Brisbane and Melbourne sales progressed satisfactorily with sufficient absorption of fine wools. Low grade wools remain weak and unlikely to improve, while concerns over discounted lots and drought affected fleece hinder buoyancy. Auctions resume in Sydney on the 7th, with hopes of modest improvements and cautious tending buoyancy in average lines.
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Brisbane
Melbourne
Sydney
Gothic the Great Thoroughbred Dies in Australia
Melbourne reports the death of Gothic an imported eight year old black stallion from Underbank stud near Bacchus Marsh after weeks of pneumonia. Bred by Tracery Sundrilla and bought in England for about 3000 guineas Gothic won 13 races and 42700 pounds in stakes racing entirely in Australia including the Newmarket Handicap twice and several major sprints and stakes. He was trained by L Robertson and died after a public appearance in the Q M Lloyd Stakes.
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Melbourne
Sol. Green
Gothic
Si Underbank Stud
Bacchus Marsh
England
Mr. Green
Australia
Sydney
W.B.C
Mollison
Rabbit pelts prices ease in thin sale at 24 tons offered
Market for the smallest season offering opened with only 24 tons vs 324 tons last week. Competition was irregular with Winters and first outgoing in stronger demand, gaining 1d to 3d per lb, while 1st damaged and kit pelts declined. Average quotations show varied without major changes across grades, with specifics for winters, outgoing, pelts, and damaged lots.
Wool report from Goldsbrough Mort and Co Ltd sales
Wool report notes ten sales this week across Melbourne and Brisbane with strong demand for quality wools at close rates. Brisbane demand weaker for secured wools, Melbourne sales run through next week. London and Continent provide competition, Bradford top market stagnant amid Europe and America conditions. Wheat position depressed, potential trade impact. Sydney catalogues and upcoming October sales planned. Brisbane sales hampered by lack of buyers.
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Brisbane
Melbourne
Continent
Japan
Bradford
London
Europe
America
Australia
Sydney
Faked Assault Allegations Roil Election Meetings in Sydney
The Chief Secretary condemns staged incidents aimed at discrediting police at St Georges Hall Five Ways and Concord meetings. An eye witness dispute over a kicked man and claims of staged violence are cited as political propaganda. Meanwhile Sydney watchers expect the Federal basic wage to fall about six shillings per week for the Sept-Dec quarter as living costs drop nationwide. current wage stands at £4 7s a week.
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Chaffey
St. George’s Hall
Paddington
Bavin
Sydney
Australia
World Sugar Almanac Dims Outlook for 1930s
International Sugar Journal reports E D Licht survey shows world sugar production about 1.8 million tons below 1928-29 level, with visible stocks high and prices pressured. Consumption flags, Europe weak, America lagging. Java and Cuba face market constraints, prospects bleak, calls for international reform and organized production.
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International Sugar Journal
Europe
America
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Cudmore
Lliam Bowie
Jou
Hope
Manacen
Edward
Essex
Scasia
Messrs. Nestle& Anglo
Dalgety & Company. Limited
Philip Strees
Wool Market
Schute, Bell. & Co.Ltd
Schute, Bell & Co. Ltd
Wool Report
World Sugar
Mri Liekt
Cuba
Belter
Omikgion
Liebt
Willie
Joka
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