Sydney Markets. Farm Produce
A good supply of produce was forward at Redforn yesterday. In the way of prices nothing out of the ordinary occurred; indeed, on the whole, rallies appeared…
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Farming & the land, 1895
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The Wool Sales
At yesterday's wool sales last month's rates were fairly maintained, with an occasional advance of a farthing for special lines of greasy…
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A good supply of forage was forward at Refern yesterday. Two lots of chaff brought up to 4s 2d per cwt, a fair price. Straw went off at the normal rate of £2 10s per ton. The…
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The Sydney Wool Selling Broker's Association reports aa follows under date Monday last:—The monthly sales for August were held on Monday and Thursday this week at the Wool…
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The third annual conference of the Farmers and Settlers' Association of New South Wales was resumed at 10 o'clock this morning. The chair was…
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Mr. E. Williams, chairman of Hon. S. Smith's election committee, has received the following communication from the Department of Mines and Agriculture:—…
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A Tory fair supply of forage was trucked at the Redfern sales yesterday. A truck of bay from Ulph, Garland, fetched 4s 8d per cwt. a very fair price. Lucerne sold up to…
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It is estimated that the French wheat crops will be deficient, and it is expected that France will have to make large purchases of foreign wheat…
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The Melbourne Chamber ol Commerce has received the following letter from the London Chamber of Commerce, winch may emphasise the warning to leather trades on the question…
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Hon. S. Smith has notified Mr. E. Williams that he has accepted a tender for part of the fencing of the Model Farm sile, and he presumes that the…
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The annual conference of the Farmers and Settlers' Association was resumed and concluded yesterday. The delegates are :—Messrs. G F…
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There was a small supply forward at the Redfern market yesterday. Chaff sold at £5 per ton. One lot, however, from Watterson, Millthorpe fetched 4s 4d per cwt. A truck of lucerne from Tarrant…
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Wheat has been improving in value for some little time. That improvement gives evidence of continuing. In fact, there is not wanting appearance of a not…
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There was a good supply of produce forward at he Redfern sales yesterday. Prices appear normal, and in some lines slightly lower than those obtained on Friday. The trucks manifested to arrive…
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The following are among those whose horse and cattle brands have been gazetted in the quarterly lists:—William bonfield, Wattle flat; John P. Kelly,…
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There was a good supply of produce forward at the Bedfern sales yesterday. Chaff of Which considerable amount was to hand, went off at fair rates, One lot from Dennis…
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WHAT will the price be ? This is [?] question that many would like to [?] certain on. Seeing that New Zealand [?] and our own colony are both short, and [?]…
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Owing to the drought, the mortality among full-grown sheep in the Murrurundi district has been inconsiderable, but so many Iambs have died that the…
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ALWAYS being anxious to assist our fanners in every possible way to make money, and even to save money, by buying at the cheapest and best place,…
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SOME of our readers are aware of the fact that improved machinery has enabled the manufacturer to make cotton goods in splendid imitation of…
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