Cattle
Upwards of 950 head of cattle were yarded, representing 36 consignors About 830 head were from the North-west of this State, 73 from…
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Farming & the land, 1904
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Sydney Wool Sales
THE above were continued on Monday[?] on which day 5640 bales were offered, and on Tuesday 8516 bales were submitted. A contined good demand for…
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Up to yesterday 5403 bales of wool had left the Crookwell Railway station for the metropolis. Last year the grand total for the season was 5620…
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ABOUT 5195 sheep and lambs were penned at to-day's sales, from 23 consignors. The sheep mainly comprised good, useful merino wethers,…
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For very many years past scientists all the world over have been conducting, experiments with the object of ascertaining the bust means [?] whereby…
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WOOL King McCaughey's shed at North Yanko is described by shearers as the most comfortable and up-to-date in the Commonwealth. A dining ball,…
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We are informed that Mr .W. S. Millard, on behalf of Messrs. J. Darling and Son, has purchased the whole of the [?]dra wheat crop at a very satisfactory figure…
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Upwards of 885 head of cattle were yarded, representing 39 consignors. The cattle came chiefly from the Northern and North-west district…
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THE Sussex-street produce markets on Friday yeilded a moderate amount of business, the principal fluctuations being in wheat and maize. The wheat…
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Sir,—I notice in the issues of the Sydney [?] of the 15th inst. that the Minister for Agriculture has tendered some advice to growers and holders of Wheat. Putting to one…
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THE Minister for Agriculture says he has [?]d with much interest the article in THE DAILY TELEGRAPH on the price of wheat and the important question propounded whether farmers…
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The re-payments for seed wheat are, Mr. Kidd says, being made satisfactorily. On Friday between £300 and £400 were received. Some of the farmers are, however, asking for time within which…
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Upwards of 1024 head of cattle wore yarded, representing 40 consignors, The cattle cams chiefly from the Northern and North-west districts…
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MESSRS HARRISON JONES AND DEVLIN Report:-- At auction on Monday we submitted an attractive catalogue of 4025 bales, embracing some really…
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MR. Leeds, auctioneer, was fined at Orange a few days ago for selling a diseased beast at the Corporation sale yards. Addressing the Beach, he…
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GRAIN is coming into Darling Harbour in large quantities from the country districts. On Wednesday 38,882 bags of wheal reached the depot. This, howevor, does not represent…
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THE above were continued on Tuesday when 7895 bales were submitted by the various brokers. The market was very strong for all good descriptions…
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ABOUT 6243 sheep and lambs were panned at to-day's sales, from 25 consignors. The sheep comprised good to prime, with occasional pens…
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