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Jemalong Wool Pty Ltd Weekly Market Update

March 10, 2016 By Maggi Barnard

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Week ending: 25 February 2016
The largest sale in five weeks saw just under 47,000 bales offered. The larger
offering coupled with a stronger exchange rate resulted in a 10-20 cent reduction for most MPG’s on Wednesday, although the better spec types
were less affected and continued to find favour with buyers.

Thursday’s results were less clear; Melbourne and Fremantle continued
to trend lower across all microns whilst Sydney was only a few cents cheaper.
Support for the better types in Sydney’s “superfinesale” contributed to
the superior result in the northern region.

Merino Skirtings recorded minimal movement, with most movements being
in the higher vm types which adjusted their prices lower while best length/low VM were barely affected. Crossbreds fell 10 to 15 cents with the few 25-micron types the only bright spot for the sale.

Merino Cardings tracked sideways for the week, closing at similar prices to last sale. 42,631 bales are currently forecast for next week in Sydney, Melbourne
and Fremantle.

Forbes Sheep Market Report 8.3.2016

March 10, 2016 By Maggi Barnard

Forbes Sheep Sale

Conducted 08/03/2016

Yarded 32548 including 223673 lambs . Lamb quality was mixed but very good at the top end. More lambs showing some dryness were penned. All the usual NSW and interstate processors were represented . The market fell again with light and trade weights back $3 to $4 and heavy lambs fell by $5 to $8 and more in places compared to last week’s sale.

Trade weight Lambs (18 to 22kg)
$98.00 to $130.00

Heavy Lambs (23 to 26kg)
$124.00 to $136.00

Extra Heavy Lambs (over 26kg)
$130.00 to $171.00

Store Lambs
$57.00 to $109.00

Heavy merino Lambs
$125.00 to $136.00

Trade weight Merino Lambs
$94.00 to $120.00

Hoggets
$85.00 to $105.00

There were 8875 grown sheep yarded and prices fell by $7 to $10 compared to last week’s sale.

Merino Wethers
$74.00 to $115.00

Merino Ewes
$70.00 to $90.00

Shorn merino ewes

XB Ewes
$70.00 to $98.00

Light Sheep
$25.00 to $69.00

Merino Rams
$75.00 To $88.00

Forbes Cattle Sale Report 7.3.2016

March 9, 2016 By Maggi Barnard

Forbes Cattle Sale

Conducted 07/03/2016

There were 1589 yarded. The market this week eased for yearlings and feeder cattle by 5 to 8c a kilo and as much as 10c in places for prime grades. Heavy steers were unchanged and cows eased just 2 to 3c compared to last week’s sale.

Prime yearling steers up to 440kgs
277.0c to 324.0c

Prime yearling heifers up to 440kgs
265.0c to 305.0c

Feeder steers
284.0c to 327.0c

Heavy Steers over 500kgs
268.0c to 303.0c

Heavy steers over 600kgs

Heavy Heifers
225.0c to 280.0c

Cows – 2 score
210.0c to 225.0c

Cows – 3 score
217.0c to 237.0c

Heavy Bulls
to 265.0c

Jemalong Wool Market Report 3/3/2016

March 7, 2016 By Maggi Barnard

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Forbes Cattle Market Report

March 2, 2016 By Maggi Barnard

Forbes Cattle Sale

Conducted 29/02/2016

There were 1458 yarded. Quality was good comprising mostly yearlings, a few heavy steers and the usual run of cows. Competition was keen and all classes of cattle remained unchanged or fully firm compared to last week’s sale.

Prime yearling Steers up to 440kgs
292.0c to 330.0c

Prime yearling Heifers up to 440kgs
283.0c to 311.0c

Feeder Steers
300.0c to 336.0c

Heavy Steers over 500kgs
282.0c to 300.0c

Heavy Heifers
256.0c to 280.0c

Cows – 2 score
210.0c to 226.0c

Cows – 3 score
227.0c to 241.0c

Heavy Bulls
to 280.0c

Jemalong Wool Market Report

February 26, 2016 By Maggi Barnard

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