Condmerca Wagga Sheep Market Reports Mixed Prices
Auction at Wass Fie Avetvalian Merengtipe featured wethers and ewes with erratic values and some declines. Buyers from Melbourne and nearby districts attended with trade reps. prime lambs ranged 22d to 4d per lb, wethers 13d to 24d, ewes 1d to VUE per lb, while overall demand fluctuated and certain lots moved at modest gains.
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Whitleker
Will
Urime
Melbourne
Advlose
Henty
Coatsman
Juhee
Toca
Homebush Stock Sales Report Shows Lambs And Cattle Trade Mixed
Thursday sale at Homebush saw 24900 sheep penned with mixed quality across all classes and strong demand for primes. Cattle yarding reached 2236 head including 450 with steady to weaker prices. lambs fetched prime around 44d, medium 34d to 33d, hoggets 24d to 24d, wethers 12d to 12d per lb, with skins valuing. Overall, prime lines remained firmer while good to prime bullocks hardly changed and others fell slightly.
Melbourne Stock Sale Prices for Spring Sheep and Cattle
Market reports show spring sheep at Newmarket selling 6d to 1s for lambs and prime heavy cattle around £18 2s 8d. Prices varied by quality with softer demand for poorer stock and prime cows holding strong while extra heavy cattle reached about £12 0s.
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Newmarket
Gorta
Lambs Werw
Wba
Lissey Dee
Prime Bea Uae
Hehe
Wodonga Market Report Yards See Broad Livestock Activity
Wodonga yards yarded 79 percent cattle and 200 pigs with firm fat cattle prices and full clearance. Best bulls to 11/6 to 12/1, feeders and steers to 6/16, heavy cows to 10/2, prime heifers to 10, dairy and store cattle showing gains, pigs prices from 2 to 2/5 and porkers 2 1/2 to 6.
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Wodonga
Overseas Wheat Markets Pulse From Liverpool Cable
A Sydney private wheat agent relayed a Liverpool message noting South Australian bagged July 22 and West Australian afloat 286 with Canadian spring wheat in demand. London market steadier with renewed miller demand and Australian prices held. futures quoted June 22 1/2, September 22 7/8, December 22 8. Liverpool futures show July 5/1?8 per cental, October 5/3 74.
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Sydney
Liverpool
London
Moniay
Carioca
Millers Emand
Wool Rise Trade Expands in Revival of Industry
The wool industry revival appears broadly based, with a strong foundation and common backing. Experts note expanding trade potential and renewed confidence across mills, suppliers, and markets as the sector signals lasting growth.
Yorkshire Pass and Japan Threat Context Ponders Wool Supply
Fragmentary notes discuss a hypothetical Japanese threat to a boy sort of Empire and its impact on wool supply, highlighting Australia's role and uncertain supplier options. It references the Yorkshire Pass and the unclear extent of expanding valve waves, noting no current indication of supply shortfalls but potential risk.
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Yorkshire
Japan
Australania
Hatching Operations for Efficient Brooder Use in Poultry
Farmers should regulate chick numbers to fit brooder capacity to reduce mortality and losses. Overcrowding in early stages causes congestion and death as chicks grow. Spreading hatchings over time with smaller batches lowers peak needs, sustains steady pullet production, and minimizes waste in brooders.
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Duta
Pine Tin
42 Hours A Bank Officers Tour Order Discussed
A suggested order defining tours for bank officers was reviewed by the Industry Commission on Thursday. It sets a 42 hour maximum per week for regular periods, with balancing two week periods at 44 hours, and notes a 48 hour cap during balance times twice yearly. The judge’s 42 hour award was referenced, and the matter was adjourned until next Tuesday.
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Industry Commission
Mella
Fergnson
Ferguson
Justioe Cantor
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Wagga
Merina Wethers
Homebush Stock Sales
Eazy
Rys
J. Speirs
Optometrist & Optician
A.B.C. Chambers
ORNER
Bellair's Commercial Hotel Central
M. E. Mongan
NRA. &C
Tla
Hovay
Rance's Motor & Cycle
Ywaeca
Malvern Star
RANCE
S. Wagga
McDonough
Advance Australia Hotel
Hearne
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