The Wool Sales. LONDON
The wool market is quiet. Many withdrawals have taken place. The market is decidedly weaker…
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Farming & the land, 1897
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The Wool Sales. [By Telegraph.] Sydney
At the wool sales yesterday 7000 bales were sold. Superior sorts sold at the recent carrent rates, while prices for from average to good ruled slightly…
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At the wool sales yesterday greasy showed no recovery, and scoured was weaker…
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The wool market is quiet. Many withdrawals have taken place. The market isa decidedly weaker…
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IN the District Court this afternoon, before Judge Gibson. Laban R. Wake sued H. J. Wiseman to recover £48, balance on the value of certain…
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At the wool sales yesterday 9000 bales were sold. The downward tendency noted last week was continued; but competition up to the…
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At yesterday's wool sale superior morning and crossbreds were generally decuessed…
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At the wool sales deep shafby wools were in good demand at prices fully on a par with the September closing rates. There was a strong Continental…
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At the wool sales yesterday afternoon 6000 bales were sold. American buyers secured a fair share of the finer qualities, which were firmer…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Wool and Live Stock. Elder Smith & Co's Weekly Report Adelaide, Dec. 9
Wool The last wool sale of the season was held here on the 6th inst. the market generally showing a fall of a farthing to a half p[?] per pound on prices paid…
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The wheat crop in the Argentine has been injured by heavy rains. The export is consequently not likely to exceed 800,000 tons…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Queensland Pastoral Rates. [By Telegraph.] Brisbane
An a special meeting of the Central Queensland Pastoral Association it was decided that the shearing rates for next season should remain the same as last year…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →The New Zealand Crops. [By Telegraph.] Wellington
The annual report of the Agricultural Department states that there will be only a medium harvest this year. In Southland much of the crops has been ruined by…
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