London Wool Sales
For merino the sales opened at an average advance of about 5 per cent. on last sales closing rates. The principal advance has been in scoured. Fine…
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Farming & the land, 1898
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London Wool Saels. London, March 22
At the colonial wool sales this evening there was spirited competition. Continental buyers are taking the bulk of the wool offered at extreme prices…
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At the colonial wool sales this evening there was spirited competition. Continental buyers are taking the bulk of the wool offered at extreme prices…
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At the London wool sales this evening prices were very firm. Medium and inferior merinos are lower; but crossbreds are tending upwards. March 25…
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MR. EDITOR—In reply to my questions at taragla the butter representative present said" it was a knotty question ato explain why Melbourne butter prices…
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FOR some considerable time petty thefts have been committed in and around the town. On last Wednesday Mr. S. Osborne reported that he had lost a quantity of wool, Senior…
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At the London wool sales on Thursday, prices were very firm. Medium and inferior merinos were lower, but [?]oshreds were tending upwards . In…
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At the colonial wool sales this evening competition was very spirited. Representatives of Continental houses were the largest buyers. March 26…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Local Butter Factories. (To the Editor E. P. Post.)
SIR,—In reply to my question at Taralga the butter representative present said "it was a knotty question to explain why Melbourne butter pries were from 1d to 2d in excess of Sydney prices"…
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At the colonial wool sales business is brisk, and prices are unchanged…
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At the London colonial wool sales Yorkshire buyers are operating freely. Medium and faulty merinos are firm, the prices obtained for best sorts being in the buyers' favour…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Mr. Rose and Butter. (To the Editor of the Goulburn Penny Post)
SIR,—In your issue of to-day appears a letter on the price and importation of butter. Mr. Rose has had time to make enquiries about the price. I have not, consequently cannot contradict him on that…
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MR. EDITOR—In a late issue of your paper appears a letter on the price and importation of butter, Mr. Rose begine his letter by giving a reply by the butter representative at…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Sowing Mixed Wheat
IN connection with the growing of healthy wheat crops there is one important point often neglected, viz., the sowing of mixed seed wheat. It has been established by…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Deaths of Horses Through Eating Wheat
RECENT deaths of horses through getting at the wheat and bursting themselves prompted us (Leader) to suggest that the losers could not have been very careful readers of "The…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →London Wool Sales. London, March 30
At the wool sales to-day the prices of medium and inferior sorts were unchanged. Better classes were a shade below previous top prices…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →A Butter Pill. to Mr. Rose
Since writing last I have communicated with the government statist in Sydney, and now publish the result, which is as follows:— Butter Imports and Exports for 1897…
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There was keen competition at the London wool sales to-day. A alight advance was made in the prices of medium and inferior merinos and low crossbreds…
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The colonial wool sales have closed. Prices were a shade easier. April 2. As compared with the closing rates of the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →A Butter Nut for Mr. Rose. (To the Editor E. P. Post.)
SIR,—Since I penned my last I have the following information from the Government Statistician's office, received this morning:— Mr. Rose said we imported for 1897 butter as…
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