Liverpool Wool Market, Sept. 16
A fair business had been done in foreign wool this. week, but without any. improvement in prices. A public sale of East lndia was, held yesterday, but the prices were so unsatisfactory…
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Farming & the land, 1849
12 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers
The Wool Trade
LONDON,—Last week's imports of wool into London were confined to 280 tons from Hamburg, 219 from Odessa, arid 30 from Patras. The supplies of wool on offer in the private contract market are very…
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THE fourth and last series of public sales of colonial wool for this year commenced on Thursday, the 16th ultimo, and closed yesterday afternoon. The Catalogue comprised…
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WE beg to direct attention to the pleasing intelligence conveyed in our Gundagai correspondent's letter, on the subject of Mr. Mann's proceedings in laying our a number…
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BRITISH WOOL.—We have had quiet doings in sales this week, though prices remain firm, and the advances may be considered as fully established. Prices in the country are higher than in the…
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IN the debate upon the resolutions proposed last week to the Legislative Council by Mr. Donaldson, on the subject of steam communication with the mother country, allusion was made by that…
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WHEN we used our best endeavours to put an end to what we considered a cruel war of extermination, we did so, under the impression that those who had squatted down…
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LIVERPOOL—FOREIGN.—At the public sales here on the 4th and 6th, April, the former day the fine wools were sold. The Port Phillip wool, comprising the largest quantity, and consisting of fair average…
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LONDON, MAY 19.—The colonial wool sales now going son in London, fetch quite as good prices as last February, contrary to the general expectation.—Sun. May 24.—About 8000 bales of wool have come to…
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The public sales of wool of the present season's clip, which opened on the 10th, and terminated on the 28th May, are thus reported on by Messrs. J. T. Simes & Co., the…
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WOOL and Tallow are the most interesting topics for newspaper comment in this colony; and any information which a journal can afford on these subjects, is sure to be eagerly…
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MR. ARMTRONG, the Government Surveyor, has politely forwarded to us the answer to a letter he addressed to the Colonial Treasurer, enquiring whether any…
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