Sheep and cattle auction at municipal saleyards dealers report strong sales
The fortnightly sale at the municipal saleyards drew buyers from Sydney, Melbourne and regional towns. Prices ranged with fats 12/ to 16/4 for stores, heavy wethers 17/3 to 18/7, heavy lambs 17/1 to 22/, merino weathers 18/ to 22, and crossbred hoggets 13/ to 21. Cattle yarded 3,751 head with prime heavy bullocks £9 to £10/10 and vealers £5/0 to £8/10, demand steady after luncheon.
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Ep Am.l
F. Go
Dulgetyang, Younghusband Ltd
Wentera and Gragics’ Coup. Co
Siles
Sydney
Melbourne
Lockhart
Coolamurdra
Albury
Henry
Merino Wethers
Comevack Wethers
Merluo Ewes
Market Report from Homebush Sheep and Cattle Prices
Market notes for June 16 show a moderate sheep and lamb offering with firm prime and good quality bids. Prices range from prime merino wethers 20/ to 24/ and heavy lambs 20/ to 23/, to prime heavy bullocks 9 to 10 pounds and prime cows 6 10 to 7 10, with overall firm to slightly firmer trade across most classes.
Melbourne Sheep and Cattle Sales See Mixed Results
At Newmarket on Tuesday rates held with prime heavy wethers selling up to 27s, light wethers 1s to 22s, and prime heavy ewes 18s 6d to 21s with extras to 23s 3d. Fat lamb demand slackened. lowest prime heavy 19s to 476 pounds. calves firm. Wednesday cattle demand strong with prime heavy 11 to 19s 12 8d, medium 9s 15d to 10s 15d, well £8 5d to £9 10d. Thursday demand rose with prime heavy cows 8 to 10, light 6s 16d to 7s 15d, well fleshed cows £4 15d.
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Newmarket
Record Wool Prices Hit New Season Highs in Sydney Auctions
Comeback fleece leads the rise as a Japanese buyer pays 174d for wool from Binda and Goulburn, setting a season record. Previous top stood at 1444d. Greasy merino peaks at 194d with Central Coast and Tablelands Show bales, while New England offers 194d for nine bales and other tops reach 173d and 144d.
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Sydney
Binda
Gowlburn
Central Coast
Tablelands Royal Show
New England
Growth of fodder supply urged in Weemelah notice
E. D. Ellis of Weemelah New South Wales advertises direct dealings with growers to provide civeaper fodder for feeding during the evening drought. He invites quotes for prime chaff and all classes of fodder.
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W.tishes
Cheery Sydney wool market ends season with hopeful outlook
The 1934-45 Sydney wool sales closed with optimism for the new season as demand strengthened to near record levels. Prices improved after Christmas and Easter, with 20¢d paid for six bales of Wooltrook, and experts expect more wool to be absorbed if available amid better Continental demand from France and Germany. Eleven months total reach 1,141,558 bales valued at £14,445,185.
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Sydney
France
Germany
Lucerne Seed Bray’s Genuine Vychan Strain Guaranteed Weed Free
Seed catalog note touts Bray’s Vychan lucerne as frost resistant and grown with rainfall without irrigation. Triple re cleaned, packed in sealed bags. Prices and samples available on request.
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Bray
Vychan
Lucerne
Bray Wychan discuss imperial preference plan with Britain
The article notes T L Bray and Wychan to hold prolonged talks with the British Government. It says the plan will set a definite Imperial preference policy until the Argentine agreement ends in November 1936. A duty on foreign meat and on Empire meat is likely.
Meat import deal favoring Australia signals brighter outlook
Cablegram information from Commonwealth authorities via London delegation indicates a new meat imports agreement nearly finalized. Details are expected to align closely with Australia’s preferences, suggesting a more favorable terms than initially hoped.
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London
Australia
Canadian Grain Pool Seeks Monopsony in Grain Trade
A DLL introduced in the Canadian House of Commons would place all grain sales in the four western provinces under a proposed Canadian Grain Board. The plan aims to end futures trading on the Winnipeg Grain Exchange by taking grain from producers with cash advances and participation certificates.
Fruit Fly Infestation Declines in Winter Yet Persists Through Season
Coast orchard traps show adult fruit flies persist through winter despite lower numbers. Small infestations from late season and winter survivors can trigger early summer fruit problems. growers urged to destroy infested fruit and maintain regular trapping in citrus groves to suppress populations.
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Fingley
le Teller
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Wagga Sheep Sales
Pris Wen
Mesgre, Dalgety and Co. Ltd
Homebush Market
Messrs. Dulgety and Co Ltd
E. D. Ellis
Weemelah, N.S.W
Lucerne Seed
T. L. Bray, Wychan
Eugowra
Canadian Grain Pool
Commonwealth Savings Bank of
Flustratta
Malvern Star Cycles
Wweekly
Jay-Bee
Bance’s
Wagga Wagga
Speedwell Cycles
F. C. Clare
CyCle & Motor WorKs
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