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DUN’S GAZETTE
Fix this textFOR NEW SOUTH WALES .
Fix this textVol. IX.—No. 14.
Fix this textSYDNEY: MONDAY, APRIL 7, 1913.
Fix this text[Published Weekly and Daily.
Fix this textFor Late-Press Information, see pages 273-274-275.
Fix this textCONTENTS.
Fix this textApplicatons for Letters of Administration 267
Fix this textApplications for Probate 266
Fix this textBank Clearances 258
Fix this textBankruptcy Information 272
Fix this textBills of Sale Registered in the Small Debts Courts 262
Fix this textBills of Sale Registered in the Supreme Court 261, 262
Fix this textBusiness Changes, etc- . . .. 270
Fix this textClaims .. 260
Fix this textContracts of Sale, Assignments, Settlements, etc- . . ~ . . . . 270
Fix this textCrop Liens 269
Fix this textDividends 270
Fix this textFires 272
Fix this textInterstate and New Zealand Information 260
Fix this textInterstate Bills of Sale, etc'- 267
Fix this textIndex 275, 276
Fix this textJudgments 268
Fix this textLate-Press Information 273, 274, 275
Fix this textLicenses 260
Fix this textList of Writs- 268
Fix this textNew Businesses 270
Fix this textRegistered Companies 271
Fix this textRegistered Firms . . 271, 272
Fix this textRenewals of Bills of Sale, etc. 263
Fix this textSatisfactions of Registered Securities —Bills of Sale 270
Fix this textSatisfactions of Registered Securities —Stock Mortgages . . . . 270
Fix this textStock Mortgages 264
Fix this textTenders 259
Fix this textWeekly Statistics- , 258
Fix this textWool Liens 269
Fix this textR. G. Dun & Co’s
Fix this textTRADE REPORT
Fix this textSydney.
Fix this textThe revenue for New South Wales during March
Fix this textamounted to £1,314,100, or an increase of only
Fix this text£19,982 as compared with the corresponding month
Fix this textlast year- This is by far the smallest increase in
Fix this textany of the previous month’s totals during the cur-
Fix this textrent financial year- The total revenue for the first
Fix this textnine months has amounted to £11,4-07,155,' or £199,081 in excess of
Fix this textthe corresponding period last year- Last month railway revenue totalled
Fix this text£594,405 (increase, £50,077); tramways totalled £162,856 (increase,
Fix this text£25,414); and income tax £9,653 (increase, £!8,032. The increases were
Fix this texttrivial- During the month the revenue derived from stamps showed a
Fix this textshrinkage of £31,097, and land revenue £19,295- There were several
Fix this textother minor decreases as well- From the figures reproduced hereunder
Fix this textit would appear that the State revenues have reached the limit of
Fix this texttheir productiveness-
Fix this textNew South Wales Revenue Receipts-
Fix this text-1911-1- 1912-13-
Fix this text£ £ £
Fix this textJuly 1,049,243 . . 1,118,002 .. Inc- 68,758
Fix this textAugust 1,135,777 .. 1,180,975 .. Inc- 45,199
Fix this textSeptember 1,178,288 .. 1,207,985 .. Inc- 34,697
Fix this textOctober 1,295,497 . . 1,378,602 . . Inc- 83,105
Fix this textNovember 1,333,772 .. 1,236,698 .. Dec. 97,074
Fix this textDecember 1,279,596 .. 1,353,066 .. Inc- 73,471
Fix this textJanuary 1,500,872 .. 1,408,354 . . Dec- 92,518
Fix this textFebruary 1,145,912 . . 1,209,374 . . Inc- 63,462
Fix this textMarch 1,294,118 .. 1,314,100 .. Inc- 19,982
Fix this textNine months .. 11,208,074 .. 11,407,155 .. Inc-199,081
Fix this textTrading throughout the week has been restricted owing to the
Fix this textEaster holidays, a fact plainly shown in the Sydney banks’ clearing
Fix this textreturns, which only amounted to £ 3,426,869- Last year, however, did
Fix this textnot include the holidays- However, prospects continue satisfactory.
Fix this textT'he country has further benefited by additional autumnal rains, so the
Fix this textpastures for the winter should be abundant, and the lambing increased-
Fix this textVery distinct advances have also ibeen reported by cables from London
Fix this textin the prices of industrial metals, which should stimulate production
Fix this texthere by an added value to our output. Also- there has been some
Fix this texteasing in the London and Continental money markets- In Sydney the
Fix this textstringency in the monetary position has shown little signs of abating-
Fix this textThe local wool market has continued in “status quo,” that is to say,
Fix this textthere have been no auction sales in Sydney, and the only , wool avail-
Fix this textable has been confined to fellmongers’ parcels- The new wool arriving
Fix this texthas been placed into stores, pending the auctions to commence on
Fix this textApril Bth- Buyers have been away this week, attending the Brisbane
Fix this textsales, at which some 13,000 bales are expected to be offered- The
Fix this texttone of the market continues extremely firm, and buyers have readily
Fix this textsnapped up all available parcels. The decrease in our clips has become
Fix this texteven more noticeable. The arrivals into Sydney by rail have amounted
Fix this textto 593,794 bales, a decrease of 110,466 bales, and hy boat to 73,238
Fix this textbales, a decrease of 13,262, or a total shrinkage of 123,728 bales- Busi-
Fix this textness in wheat during the week has been rather quiet, though the last
Fix this textfew days were marked by more activity, principally the adjusting of
Fix this textMarch cancellations- Shippers have been operating quietly during the
Fix this textweek, and would readily pay 3/8 per bushel on trucks Sydney for prompt
Fix this textdelivery, and in some cases a fraction more- The export market has
Fix this textbeen given a slight fillip by reason of a better inquiry for cargoes in
Fix this textLondon, and lower freights- The latest sales of Victorian and New-
Fix this textSouth Wales cargoes reported in London were at 38/- and 38/3 per
Fix this textquarter respectively- The 30,000,000 bushel harvest is still a matter
Fix this textcf a good deal of controversy- Our exports up to date, counting what
Fix this texthas gone over the Victorian border, have amounted to 6,000,000 bushels
Fix this textapproximately- Flour has sold in average quantities at unaltered levels-
Fix this textBran and pollard have been reduced 57- and 10/- per ton respectively-
Fix this textSince the rise in choicest butter to 108/- per cwt. the export de-
Fix this textmand has not been so active in England, but West Australian orders
Fix this texthave continued on this market. Eggs have weakened since an Easter
Fix this textrush, but bacon and hams have kept firm- All forage lines have been
Fix this textexceedingly quiet, but with the new month established, merchants
Fix this textanticipate an increased turnover- Fencing materials have shown some
Fix this textimprovement in manufacturing centres, and for this reason local holders
Fix this textare not desirous to cut rates, and a better demand should stiffen the
Fix this textmarket here- The grocery trade has been resting after the Easter
Fix this texttrade, though country orders for the first have been good, and the
Fix this textdistributing houses have been busy executing. In jute, there has been
Fix this textand continues a squeeze in deliveries for bran bags ex the “Itonus,"
Fix this textand holders have pushed the price up to 7/6- February shipments bid
Fix this textfair to meet with a similar experience*. Cornsacks and wool packs have
Fix this textruled quiet but steady.
Fix this textIt's easy and takes two shakes of a lamb's tail!
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