Sydney Wool Market. SYDNEY, Friday Evening
We submitted yesterday our second catalogue of the week, comprising 5200 pales of wool. The demand for good conditioned wools, so noticeable at our…
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Farming & the land, 1891
492 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 2 of 25
Farming for Olive Oil
Olive culture has attained enormous proportions in Italy. It is computed that the amount of oil produced annually in the entire kingdom is 33,000,000 gallons…
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A fairly large supply was forward at Darling Harbor yesterday morning, but there was no change of note. There was not much first quality fodder offerings, and at the…
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At yesterday's wool sales the bidding was very active, and hardening prices were realised. Greasy brought 7d to 9d ; washed, 10¾d to 11d; scoured, 7-¾d to…
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From the report of the proceedings in another column of yesterday's meeting of the Western Farmers' Co-operative. Association it will be seen that the…
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A meeting of the Provisional Directors of the Western Farmers' Co-operative Association was held at the Royal Hotel yesterday afternoon. Mr. B…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Bathurst Free Press "Magna eat veritas et prœvalebit" Western Farmers' Co-operative Company
After long delay the movement to inaugurate a Western Farmers'Co-operative Association has been brought to that stage at which effective activity may be…
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A meeting of the provisional directors was held yesterday afternoon, ' Mr. B. Cutler, J.P., being in the chair. The formation of the company was agreed…
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We offered yesterday, at our first sale this week, 2900 bales of wool to a crowded and representative attendance of buyers. Competition shewed increasing activity,…
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The wool sales are very active, and competition is spirited. Best greasy reached 9½d; washed fleece, 10½d to 11½d; scoured, 9½d to 13 1/4d…
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We offered yesterday 3565 bales of wool to a full attendance of buyers, who competed with great spirit for all well grown, free wool, 40 lots being somewhat…
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Maize was firm at 3s 10d and 3s 11d this morning. The wheat division was again in an unsettled state and prices hard to fix. The general quotation for milling was 3s 9d, and…
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At yesterday's sales competition was less active. Chiefly medium classes were brought forward and prices remain firm at late rates…
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The London wool sales opened to-day. There was a large attendance of brokers and of the trade. Competition was keen for some lots…
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At yesterday's wool sales there was a full attendance of buyers; the market was steady at late rates, washed fleeces and good scoured slightly improved in request…
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At yesterday's wool sales competition was active, but a considerable quantity was withdrawn. Greasy sold at 7¼d to 9d; washed fleece 11d to 12d; scoured…
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The exports of wool from the various colonies during the current year show a decrease of 79,612 bales, compared with that of last season…
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Since July 1st 393,145 bales of wool have been received by rail at Darling- Harbor, this being an increase of 33,705 bales over the same period the previous year…
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The South Australian wheat harvest is estimated at 12,950,000 bushels, leaving £1,674,750 worth available to export…
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The market for colonial wools, as tested by the present auctions in London is [?]uoyant, prices generally are 5 per cent above December closing rates…
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