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Grey River Argus, 20 May 1921, Page 3

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ARAIIURA FAT STOCK SALE. Messrs Al. Houston and Co., report: At tho above sale on Alonday our entry consisted of 32 fat lambs and 32 fat cattle. Tho usual buyers were present and prices realised were on a par with those of the previous sale. AVe sold on account of Airs Harcourt 32 prime lambs at 17s; on account Air A. Griffin, one bulolck at £lO 17s 6d. two at £7 ss, one heifer at £6 7s 6<F two bullocks at £7 2s 6d, two at £7 ss, one heifer at £6 7s Gd, two bullocks at £7 2s Gd, two at £7 15s, four at 7; on account Air H. W. Adamson, three bullocks at £lO 2s 6d; on account of Mr AVni. Adamson, three heifers at £7 ss, one at £lO, one at £1 17s Gd, two bullocks at £’6 ss; on account- of Air •!. Ol sOll i one bullock at £l5 two at £l3. two at £l3 ss; on ac--7s 6d, two vealcrs at £2 7s 6d. AUSTRALIAN AVHEAT. SOLD TO FRANCE. MELBOURNE, Alay 19. li, the House of Representatives, Hou. J. Cook announced that .300,000 tons of wheat were sold to the French Government .in February at 112 s 6d per quarter, c.i.f. VICTORIAN WHEAT QUOTATIONS EXTENDED. MELBOURNE, Alay 19. The Victorian AATieat Commission has intimated thitl the current quotation of 7s per bushel for wheat for flour for export to Africa, New Zealand and Pacific ports lias been extended io the July shipment.