Sydney Wool Sales
The present week’s sales were opened on Tuesday, when catalogues totalling 7027 bales were offered. There was a full attendance of buyers, but as…
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Farming & the land, 1903
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Local Wool
These was a good attendance of buyers at the wool sales in Sydney this week. Values were slightly lower, ranging from 2½ to 7 per cent. There was, however,…
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WINCHCOMBER CARSON & COMPANY, LIMITED, sold 4000 bales of wool today, the selection being very representative, especially of the Western and North…
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The New Zealand Loan & Mercantile Agency Company Limited, report:— WOOL.—This Company's catalogue submitted on the 3rd inst. comprised a fair…
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Mr. Papworth, a farrmer of Ramsey, Huntingdonshire, has grown an extraordinary crop of King Edward VII. potatoes—a now variety. The yield…
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MISSES Winchcombe Carson and Co., report under date of November 10:— For some little time past news from Europe regarding business in the wool manufacturing districts has not been too encouraging,…
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On Thursday the New Zealand Loan Co. sold 1606 bales of wool. The selection was very representative, and values remained about the same, although there…
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AUCTION sales for the week concluded on Thursday last, 6627 bales being submitted. The highest price realised for greasy was 11½d, but the average…
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Messrs. Winchcombe, Carson, & Co., report that they sold 4,100 bales of wool on Monday. the market was brisk at best rates of last week, for all medium to…
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The above were continued on Tuesday, when a large catalogue was submitted, consisting principally of greasy wools. Values of good to superior…
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The New Zealand & Mercantile Agency Company, Limited, report:— WOOL.— At the Company's sale held on the 12th inst. a capital selection of both…
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ON Monday Messrs. Winchcombe, Carson & Co. sold 4109 bales of wool, embracing a few superior lines. In the greasy section paid highest price of the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →"UP-THE-COUNTRY." Agricultural, Political, Pastoral, and Personal Gossip. Writ[?]en for the Argyle Liberal
Since the east wind and the intrusion of the fair m[?]id, Spring, have parted me from my mate "The Blade," down south, I've blown along west in my…
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THE new Dairy Bill, if it should become law, will prove as bad for tho health of the dairy industry, as cucumbers are said lo be for the health…
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One hundred and seventy cans of cream were received at the factory on Tuesday, producing three tons of butter, being the factory's record output for one day. The present output per week is between seven…
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WELLINGTON, Wednesday. -- Last evening Mr. O'Callaghan, Government Dairy Expert, addressed a large and representative gathering of…
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RATES of wages paid in this zone for farm labour may interest your renders. Haymakers, 6/- and 7/ per day; Men at strippers and cleaners, 8/:…
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ONE hundred and seventy cans of cream were received at the factory on Tuesday, producing three tons of butter, being the factory's record output…
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WRITING from Narrandera, Mr. A. G. Humby, in a letter published yesterday, says Friday’s DAILY TELEGRAPH, referred to a request made by farmers of the district to the Minister for Agriculture on…
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An important sale of store stock is being held to-day. There are a number of prominent buyers present prepared to give almost any price for stock. The first yards of bullocks sold brought £8 10s per…
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