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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1975, 4 February 1914, Page 10

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i 1 IBlI!IS' , BEISTOL ABSOCUTIQN* TABLE of ifoai Advances which the Bristol arid Dominions Producers' Association Ltd., are prepared., to make to any sbippor who consigns to them'through the Vest 'Coast Ports of England:— Advances aro made against Shipping documents or against etoro warrants Bending shipment. • j' These e-dvais-css for first quality are niad&. clear of jf*eeiSng-'*nd shipping ohaxees ■ which the Association advances in addition, and are based on. tlio' H'lgfh. Sorter's cabled prices at timp of shipment, and vary as thoso pric.es vary. Thus, if >}«> Hiah Commissioner's cable shows 6*4. as the London price of lamb, tho advances $n be il per cent, of SJd. per lb. (these Denies are based on conservative values, particular^'in'- regard .to by-products). Examples:-.,. ,'■..- LAMB ADVANCE LIMITED TO AN AVERAGE WEIGHT OF «flb. 4olb. A*«!ififlA of 65 per eeflt. of 6id. is 4.23 d : : '. ...„,., ji < FatrS, wool, disposed of to farmers'' order, estimated value 3s* to ss„ say 4s,';'.; 4 0 *,»til <-ash received by farmer (pendiner sole) ~ . ~......, ig~T IN BIG SHEEP ADVANCE LIMITED TO AN AVERAGE WEIGHT OP fiSb" ' * WETHER 08. MAIDEN EWE 3, 561b, EWES. 561b s. d. ■ b ii *ArvnrH 65 per cent, of sd. is 3Jd.„. 15 2 Advance 65 per cent, of 41d. U2.iM 12 t. &£ fit Wool disposed of-to farm- Pat. Pelt, Woo!, disposed of to .r'.' order, estimated value 4s. to ss, farmers' order, estimated value Id, ea,y, 4s. i>d __M *s. to-ss. M., ear 4s. 6d ",. 4 j Total cash received by farmer ... 19 8 Total cash, receive by farmer,.. 17 0 OS BEEF. Average 6001b, GOW BEEE Average 60Q!b, Artronce 65 per cent, of 41d is 23d. 9 5 « Advance 65 per cent., 3Jd. is 2.43 d. 1 *i % w?J» Pat Tangttc, and Tail, dis- Hide, etc-., disposed to farraem' nosod of to.-farmors' order, esti- order, value 355. to 455.. say 40s. 3 0 0 Xcd value 495. to 605., say 455.... 25 0 Total cash Tctoived by farmer ... 11 •8 4 ■■ Total cash' received by farmer TT~6 Halfpenny per 16' "S3 is advanced against second quality in all classes of meat. KOTE.—It is desirable thai farmcro should remember:— 1 That Bristol charges, inelndinp; cold storogo for the first mDntTvaro loss than half of London's, while the freights are the same. ' ■ 2. That tho. London 21b. weight allowance on mutton Is aa.vod by Shipping to' ''' Bristol. 1 That in prac-tico about 3 per cent, out of tho 6 per cent, deducted for cold weights', "" as against hot weights, is aired at Bristol, , ■ i That thf OompoTiv guarantees that the farmers' produce will ■• be properly' taken co-to of'a* the Bristol and other West Coats, ports, which cannot be promised in the caso of London. ""■.■■•'.' ■fi That no- produce will, under any circumstances, bo disnaWd of at less, than 'tho Titling prieo in London at the timo ofeftle, m That with tlio saving which may bo effected in fosuwice, these differences ) n j no charges atone, means »u advantago to the farmer of, appraximatcly! *d. .per lb. Further particulars can be obtained from tlio WEtLING-TON OFFICE, SITUATED AT THE fcOYAL EXCttASQE I3CILDiKGS.