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Wagga Wagga Express

Location

Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Dec 24, 1932

Page

4

Cattle and Sheep Sale At Wagga Reports and Prices

Commercial cattle and sheep sale at Wagga announced with mixed values across sections. Sheep yarded 922 with fair demand for good quality, heavy sheep and lambs offered at high bids. cattle yarded about 284 with varied prices and strong competition for heavy pen cattle and calves. Prices ranged with forward sales and regional entries from Mel, Tuimbavnys, Maistts, Contamma, and nearby districts, reflecting broad market activity.

Fool Averace Bat Valine Ely Owe le Ana Miyeye Mel Fusiello Webehly Wester

Melbourne Stock Sales Across Newmarket Prices Fall

Markets show poor quality meat and weaker demand with mixed results across cattle sheep and lambs. Prime heavy cattle fall to 11 to 13/10 while best bullocks drop, sheep price declines noted though export lambs gain slightly. Bullock and heifer entries dull with lower bids. sheep market remains weak overall.

New Aarket Newmarket

Homebush Stock Sales Market Roundup

Market notes for Monday and Thursday listings show 1280 sheep penned with mixed quality and prices slipping except prime descriptions. Lambs and hoggets varied. wethers and ewes mostly lower. Prime cattle firmer only for high grade, while general demand dulled across classes.

Ixinha Xuckere Hoggels Wethers Ewee Ptux Akin Ate

Wodonga market steady amid varied cattle prices

Wodonga Market reported values on par with prior sale. Bent bulocks sold £7 to £8 1s, steers £5 4d to £6 4d, fat cows £3 to £5 1s, fat heifers to £6 19s, venters £40 to £6 2s, stores weak with yearling bullocks £4 5s, black poll steers £2 18s, heifers £3 12s, cows and calves to £4 15s. Dairy cattle showed strong demand with best cows in milk £7 to £8 18s, others £4 to £8 5s, best springers £7 to £5 15s, backward heifers £5 to £8 10s.

Wodonga

Victorian wheat subsidy plan outlined for average crop

The Minister for Agriculture explains a subsidy scheme to distribute assistance on a per bushel basis, targeting Victorian wheat growers. Payments are set at about 21d per bushel for the average crop, funded through Commonwealth aid and calculated on no acreage sown in 193.

Commonwealth Assistance

Wheat Market Slump and Overseas Demand Decline

A special corrrespondent reports wheat prices have fallen sharply while prospects for recovery remain weak. Discussions from Hall's Exchange note limited offers as debts liquidate, with France and Britain showing varied import activity and Canada cutting prices to meet demand. A London cable adds that wheat markets are unchanged and overseas demand stays soft despite crop estimates.

Tandon Thor Tarak Amvylea France Italy Germany Britain London Canada

Canadian Wheat Market Pushes for National Marketing Board

A disastrous Canadian market day spurs Saskatchewan whet pool to renew demand for a national wheat marketing board. Western growers sold three to four million bushels on Friday under stop-loss orders at Winnipes. Pool members adopt resolutions for a national market agency, convinced trading machinery has broken down, directly harming farmers. A move to convene a conference of major wheat exporting countries aims at coordinated policies on production, marketing and financing.

Saskatchewan Whet Pool Western Crowers Winnipes Marke

Hoover asserts debt talks must proceed without Congress

President Hoover says war debt negotiations should continue despite congressional delays. He warns against canceling or reducing war debts without fair compensation and notes income of debtors is insufficient while creditors fear undertaking. Both parties broadly back the message's thrust.

Stiles Congress Hoover Tlw War Debt Commission Bens

Factory Cooker Explosion Kills Mascot Worker Huntley Quinn

A terrine blast from a cooker at Gonrin O Riordan Ltd Old Forany Road Mascot fatally injured 34 year old cook Huntley Quinn who died en route to hospital. Eight children and a widow depend on the victim as boiling fat sprayed the area after the Tuesday afternoon incident.

Gonrin O'Riordan, Ltd Old Forany Road Mascot Boyards Huntley Quinn

Melbourne Wool Sales Report Amid Firm Demand For Merino Wool

In early 1914 Melbourne wool sales showed a firm market with strong lambs wool offerings. Reports from Dalgety and Co. Ltd. list numerous bales across districts including Mooramont Skipton Dalgety and Co, with prices ranging to 17d for lambs wool and varied bids at Doona Yerong Creek and Newmarket. The session noted continued discussion in the House of Commons on wool trade controls and a report from the British Trade Commissioner in Australia.

House of Commons Dominions J. H. Thomas Australia Melbourne Mooramont Skipton Tin Dalgety and Co. Ltd Yarong Creek Musbfield Hartigan Pinen Oaklands Yerong Wyamezn Fierce Lamba Morsiana Halbrook Wid Kovoneah Culcairn Browarrina Narandera

Embezzlement Charge In Waxearothe Court

Wall pole Connolly a 46 year old clerk formerly with R G Nesbitt Ltd was charged on two counts of embezzlement before Mr DF Parker PML. The case relates to £97 12s 7d not accounted for on April 9 and £7 10s on November 16. Remand to February 6 granted on Mr Sheekey’s application with bail set at £100 and sureties totaling £190.

Waxearothe Court DF. Parker Wallace Connolly R. G. Nesbitt's, Ltd J.C. Sheekey Connolly Sherkey

Wagga Express publish date set and carnival plans debated

A chaotic item mentions the Wagga Express publishing on New Year’s Eve. It notes a burglary at Mew A Lavis boarding house in Tumut, a theft involving bank notes and gold. It also references a parade plan for February 28, rejected by Surf Life Saving Association, and a separate note about wheat delivery to Mirroolashes, with figures suggesting $690 earned.

Mew A. Lavis Tumut Bank Watex T He ‘Surf Life Bayling Mirroolashes

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