Price Fall Forecast for Wheat
LONDON, March 4 (A.A.P.).—The British grain trade journal "Corn Trade News" yesterday…
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Chance for Australia with Wheat
LONDON, Thurs.--The world wheat position favors Australia, according to the British grain trade journal…
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CANBERRA, Thurs.--The wheat industry urgently needed storage space for wheat Australia was unable to sell abroad, the Federal President of the Australian Primary Producers'…
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CANBERRA, Thurs.--The wheat industry urgently, needed storage space for wheat Australia was unable to sell abroad, the Federal President of the Australian Primary Producers'…
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CANBERRA, Thurs.--The wheat industry urgently needed storage space for wheat Australia was unable to sell abroad, the Federal President of the Australian Primary Producers'…
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MORE t h a n 200 Aberdeen- Angus c a t t l e at a New G u i n e a seaboard…
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BEEF cattle exhibits at Guyra Show on Friday and Saturday were the best ever seen at that Show. They were judged in the…
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ANTHRAX recewttly killed 22 sheep out of a mob of 800 m thiree clays in the Albury district Veterinary officers of the…
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Sheep in the North West have been poisoned by Sudan grass. Sudan grass is regarded…
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WASHINGTON, Fri. (A.P.). -- President Eisenhower yesterday rejected the Tariff…
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Schute Bell Badgery Lumby Ltd. report: The market at Brisbane this week was reported to be very firm on the…
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WASHINGTON, Fri. (A.P.). -- President Eisenhower yesterday rejected the Tariff…
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WOOLGROWERS were getting less for their dips because of incorrect woolshed skirting of fleeces assigned for pooling, repacking or classing. Mr, D…
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WASHINGTON, Fri. (A.P.). -- President Eisenhower yesterday rejected the Tariff…
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WASHINGTON, Fri. (A.P.). -- President Eisenhower yesterday rejected the Tariff…
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A man would be a complete pessimist if he did not believe that the results of scientific research, and its application to practical wool-growing could not increase…
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Pakistan woollen mills will order 10,000,000 lb. of Australian merino wools annually, following a visit to Sydney of a delegation of Pakistan mill owners…
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WASHINGTON, Fri. (A.P.).-- President Eisenhower yesterday rejected the Tariff…
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CANBERRA.—Reassurance on Australia's prospects of disposing of her surplus wheat was given by Mr. T. H. Strong, Director of the Bureau of Agricultural…
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LONDON, Friday. -- The British grain trade journal Corn Trade News has suggested that the world price of wheat might fall below the International…
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