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DON’S GAZETTE
Fix this textFOR NEW SOUTH WALES.
Fix this textVol. X.—No. IS.
Fix this textSYDNEY: MONDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1913.
Fix this text[Published Weekly and Daily.
Fix this textate Press * r \ f ® rma^ ion (which has not appeared in the Daily
Fix this texteditions) see pages 401-402-403.
Fix this textCONTENTS.
Fix this textApplications for Letters of Administration ..
Fix this textApplications for Probate . . „
Fix this textBank Clearances 92, 393
Fix this textBankruptcy Information 383
Fix this textBills of Sale Registered in the Small Debts Courts ’ 337
Fix this textBills of Sale Registered in the Supreme Court ' ’ qq* q Sfi dni
Fix this textBusiness Changes, etc 85 ’ „ 6 ’ 401
Fix this textClaims ‘ ’ ' 397> 402
Fix this textContracts'of Sale, Assignments, Settlements, etc 384 ’
Fix this textCrop Liens
Fix this textDividends '' 391, 402
Fix this textFires 398, 399, 402
Fix this textIndex . 397, 492
Fix this textInterstate and New Zealand Information . . . . 4nft ’ 4^9
Fix this textInterstate Bills of Sale, etc ’ q
Fix this textJudgments -.. . 395
Fix this textn " - - :: " 5!
Fix this textList of Writs ' 397 ’ 403
Fix this textNew Businesses
Fix this textRegistered Companies „
Fix this textRegistered Firms ! 7 7 7 " " " ‘'399402
Fix this textRenewals of Bills of Sale, etc ' '' " 388 ’494
Fix this textSatisfactions of Registered Securities—Bills of Sale 4Ol
Fix this textatisfactions of Registered Securities—Stock Mortgages . . . . 390’ 402
Fix this textStock Mortgages ’
Fix this textWeekly Statistics QCO
Fix this textWool Liens 283
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Fix this textR . G. Dun & Co’s
Fix this textTRADE REPORT
Fix this textSydney.
Fix this textNature during the week has been in bounteous
Fix this textmood. Further fine rains have fallen, and it can
Fix this textbe safely said that New South Wales is in for a
Fix this textsplendid harvest. Already new wheat has reached
Fix this textSydney. The wool-clip is being rapidly dealt with,
Fix this textseason h and a 4 goo<4 Prices, while the blessings of the
Fix this textThe 0 na^ura^y been bestowed upon our other primary products,
Fix this textthe y U °° b ’ ere^orc > is rosy, and trade during the latter portion of
Fix this textS^ brighten considerably. The only disturbing feature
Fix this textat present Position is the stringency of the Government finances
Fix this textat present time.
Fix this textThe • over ' sea trade returns last month showed distinct expansion.
Fix this textCorn lmparts am ounted to £3,080,492, or an increase of £251,622 as
Fix this textre with September, 1912. For the nine months of the current
Fix this textyear the imports have totalled £24,064,161, or £380,959 in excess of
Fix this textmont C h° r ? SP ° n f7 P eriod last year. The exports from this State last
Fix this textmounted to £2,849,338, or an increase of £457,194 over the
Fix this text£2 e 0 Vl r 4 ,r tembe J- The total ex P° rts for the nine months represented
Fix this text£20,200,431, or a decrease of £769,693. But as we pointed out when
Fix this texth th6 u 61ght m ° nths ’ figures > the shrinkage was in the gold
Fix this textlast ve?r w^n 1 tu W6re £2 ’ 638 ’ 857 less than the corresponding period
Fix this textthe ™ i 6 exports of merchandise were £ 1,869,164 ahead of
Fix this textthe corresponding nine months, and totalled £19,238,136.
Fix this textThe nine months’ trade returns for the Commonwealth disclose the
Fix this textsame set of conditions. The imports totalled £57,448,595, or an in-
Fix this textcrease of £51,253, while the exports amounted to £ 48,785 605 a de-
Fix this textcrease of just over £2,000,000. But, as compared with last year, the
Fix this textshipments of merchandise increased £6,417,000, and the gold exports
Fix this textdecreased £8,465,000 on the nine months.
Fix this textThe Sydney wool sales were renewed on Monday after a week’s
Fix this textrespite, to permit the buyers attending the Brisbane sales. The cata-
Fix this textlogues offered during the week have been extensive, and the market
Fix this textgenerally firm for all but faulty wools. Continental operators have
Fix this textcontinued the main-stay of the market, although Yorkshire, Japanese
Fix this textand local manufacturers have purchased with rather more freedom.
Fix this textIndications point to prices being well maintained. Shearing in this
Fix this textState is drawing to a close. The dealings in the Sydney market since
Fix this textJuly 1 last have been as follows:
Fix this text1912-13. 1913-14.
Fix this textCa fa ine'iipfl Bales. Bales.
Fix this textCatalogued 177,043 .. 214,667
Fix this textSold at Auction 104 774 499 747
Fix this textPrivate Sales 15 ; 569 " 28 ; i00
Fix this textTotal Sales 180,340 .. 218,847
Fix this textThe shipments of wool from Sydney and Newcastle so far this season
Fix this texthave totalled 208,348 bales, as compared with 156,379 bales last season.
Fix this textTrading in wheat during the week has been limited, shippers in
Fix this textSydney have received no encouragement from the London side, where
Fix this textcargoes have been neglected and values depreciated. Canada has been
Fix this textoffering to sell wheat at low rates, and has thus weakened the London
Fix this textmarket. Quotations for “futures” in both Chicago and Liverpool have
Fix this textfallen sharply. At the time of writing, latest cables advise adverse
Fix this textreports concerning the Argentine crops, and London values have
Fix this textsteadied. In Sydney, the top price for Southern wheat prompt de-
Fix this textlivery has been 3/6 per bushel, and few buyers, while for prime old
Fix this textWestern grain 3/6% per bushel has been wanted. Operations in new
Fix this textwheat have been put through at from 3/5 y 2 to 3/6 for January to
Fix this textApril, and 3/6% for April to June. Flour has been quiet at unchanged
Fix this textlevels, bnt official quotations for bran and pollard have been reduced
Fix this text5/-, making the price now £4/5/- per ton.
Fix this textIn the market for dairy produce, the chief movement has been a
Fix this textdecline of 4/- per cwt. in butter values, choicest now selling at 103/-
Fix this textper cwt. Supplies have increased rapidly of late and stocks begun to
Fix this textaccumulate. Cheese has likewise been in liberal supply, with a re-
Fix this textsultant decline of %d. recorded in prices.
Fix this textForage and feed grains have received moderate attention, but the
Fix this textplentitude of feed throughout the State has meant a lessened demand
Fix this textIt's easy and takes two shakes of a lamb's tail!
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