Wool Report
Goldsborough, Mort and Co., Limited, report as follows :—The slight stir in wool circles which was created last week by local auctions has now subsided, and the trade has…
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Farming & the land, 1900
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Rise in Wheat
The event of the week has been the phenomenal rise in wheat. It has sprung from the no[?]al price of 2s. per bushel to upwards of [?]ex. trucks in Sydney. and a…
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Wheat has relapsed 1s a quarter. The American visible supply of wheat and flour east of the Rockies is 58,119,000 bushels…
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Mr. Thos. B. Blyth, Hobart, writes :— Mr. Farrar's experience of the use of bluestone for picking wheat, and his conclusion that it is " entirely unreliable," is…
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The rise in wheat was very welcome to those farmers who have not sold. Some of them have two years wheat yet waiting a better market…
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The wool market is depressed. The consumption has fallen off in all the manufacturing centres. It is exported that at the next sales…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Latest Cablegrams. Expected Decline in Wool. London
The wool market is depressed. The consumption baa fallen off in all the manufacturing centres. It is expected that at the next sales…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Heavy Snowfall. the Effect on the Crops, Blayney
Sleet and snow fell during the day. Notwithstanding the wet condition of the ground, [?]now settled a couple of inches deep. CANOWINDRA, Thursday…
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We notice that the Annual Conference, commencing at the Town Hall in Sydney on Thursday next, is expected to be attended by over 200 delegates from all parts of the…
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[We shall be pleated to receive contributions to this column from any farmers or set[?]ers in the district…
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After Mr. Miller left on Saturday night those present returned to the hall and reformed the local association, and several renewed their subscriptions. A meeting for the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Sheep Dog Trials
The event of interest was the award of prizes in connection with the sheep dog trials, the preliminaries of which had been carried out in the ring…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Markets. Wool and Produce Report
The following report has been issued for the week ended June 30 :— Wool,—Since the public auctions of last week the market has again lapsed into its…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Woolly Carnival. Sheep Breeders Association Show. Mudgee District Successes
The trains from Mudgee last week took away a number of woolly men, bound for the metropolis, the attraction being the great…
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Mr. James Smith, of the firm of Croome aud Smith, is about to sever his connection with this district, having purchased a…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →To-Day's Telegrams, Stud Sheep Sales. Sydney
The annual sheep sales commenced yesterday, and the total amount realised for the day was £5554 10s 6d. The highest price realised was 300 guineas for a Havilah…
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A considerable improvement in the weather was experienced on Sunday, the day being fine and comparatively warm. The frost at night, however, was exceptionally severe, and even…
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For the first 26 weeks in 1900 the receipts of wheat and flour in Sydney and suburbs by rail were: Wheat, 80,328 tons; flour, 10,569 tons. The figures for the first 26 weeks of…
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The sales continued to-day, but no fancy prices have been realised so far…
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Some high prices were realised at to-day's sheep sales. One of Mr. Thomas Gibson's special rams brought 600 guineas, and several others 300 to 100 guineas…
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