British Extracts. WOOL
HIGHLY IMPORTANT.—The Berlin correspondent of the Daily News writes in that paper of the 26th June, as follows :— " I have talked with several of the…
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Farming & the land, 1850
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English News the Wool and Tallow Trade
LONDON.—The imports of wool into London last week, amounted to only 176 bales from Hamburg, 45 ditto from the Cape. 20 ditto from Amsterdam, and 5 ditto from Ostend…
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"KILLOUGHY, SUNDAY EVENING, Oct. 14.—A melancholy spectacle greeted my arrival here to-day —one policeman lying dead, two mortally wounded and two more suffering severely from gunshot…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Sathurst Circuit Court. Wednesday, February 20. Cattle Stealing
Richard Stack was indicted for stealing a bullock, branded R on the ribs, the property of Samuel M'Connel of Canowindra. Pleaded not guilty. Mr. Holroyd appeared…
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LONDON.—The only arrival of wool into London last week was the receipt of nine bales from Hamburgh. From the finest parcels of Colonial, and blanket qualities of English wool, the demand is…
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IN the report of the London Produce Market of the 17th December, we find the following :— The public wool sales finished on Saturday night 25,948 bales colonial, and 3378 foreign, offered,…
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FIRST.—The nature of food, the character of climate, and influence of local circumstances, have a decided power on the elasticity strength, and softness of wool. The…
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MESSRS. Marsh and Edenborough state— "The result of the sales have been most satisfactory in every way, and no doubt will be of essential benefit to the growers…
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A CORRESPONDENT of the Sydney Morning Herald, who writes from Gundagai, draws the attention of the readers of that journal to a new and very serious enemy to sheep farming, which he says is…
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The annual circular of Messrs. Hughes and Ronald, wool-brokers, Liverpool, reports most favourably of the state and prospects of the wool trade. It directs particular attention to the great increase…
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LONDON, —Last week's imports of wool into London were three bags from Auckland ; 512 bales from Sydney ; 1373 ditto from Port Phillip ; and 68 from the Cape…
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THE imports of wool into London since our last have included 608 bales from Odessa, 486 from Van Diemen's Land, 318 from Germany 103 from the Cape Good Hope,…
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LONDON.— Last week's imports of wool into London amounted to 194 bales from Hamburgh ; 45 from Leghorn ; 96 from Galatz; 5 from Ghent; 31 from Mogadore ;…
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LONDON, THURSDAY.—The market for wool has not been at all animated, and the quotations have remained heavy. The imports of wool into London have been 304 bales…
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Wentworth, 103 head at £2 5s., 650 lbs.. Hill and Peisley, Slater, 70 head, at £2 10s., 575 lbs., Davis and Sullivan…
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LONDON.—By private contract very little is doing, and the quotations are almost nominal. The imports last week were—9 bales from Hamburgh, 5665 from Port…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Local Intelligence. Bathurst Quarter Sessions. Sheep Stealing
Martin Colleen, admitted to bail by the Mudgee Bench, was indicted for stealing 25 wethers, the property of "W. H. Suttor, Esq., M.C., on the llth ult. The prisoner pleaded not guilty, and…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Trade and Navigation the Rise in the Price of Wool
The Board of Trade Tables brought down o the 5th June, which we publish in our present number, continue to exhibit in increasing force all the favourable symptoms…
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By a return made, to the House of Commons it appears that the declared value of British woollen manufactures exported from the United Kingdom in the year 1849 was…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Very Cuba and Texas— the Crops, &c,&c. Philadelphia, July 8Th, 1850
Secret but active measures are afoot for procuring a revision for the present tariff, and to substitute specific for ad-valorem duties; but so far I am able to judge, there…
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