Fixing the Prices of Wool
WOOL is one of those products which never fails to find ready investors when the prospects are at all favourable, but under the circumstances there is little…
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Farming & the land, 1886
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Braving the Sheep Importation Laws. (Australasian, April 17.)
The history of the Harper importation of Border Leicester sheep has already appeared in previous issues. It will be remembered that, as permission could not be obtained to land that stock on the…
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The sale held at Newcastle on Tuesday in connection with the above Association was conducted by Mr. J. H. Brunker. There was a good number of buyers present, and all produce realized…
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The usual monthly meeting of the Committee of the above Association was held in Tulip's room, Morpeth, on Friday, 16th inst. There were present: Mr. J. Mitchell (President) in the chair,…
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Sydney.—L. hay—PP, 3 bales at 72s; PS, 4 at 106s; PS, 4 at 105s; L, 4 at 105s; PP, 6 at 72s; AI, 8 at 102s; PM, 9 at 90s; GB, 12 at 102s 6d; DJ, 2 at 102s 6d; PK, 20 at 105s; AB, 21 at 107s;…
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The following sales were completed on Wednesday at the shede of the company, Maitland south, by the sulesman, Mr.H…
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Mr A. Coloman reports having sold on Tuesday last, 20th April :-Butter, 8471b.? at 8d to Is 3d; eggs, 231 dozen at lslld to 2aCd ; chee[?], 51 per lb; honey lOd . per: bottle…
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On Wednesday the usual weekly sales of the above association were conducted by Mr James N. Brunker, and the following lines Here disposed of satisfactory rates :—…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Pastoral News, Stock Movements, and Markets
Narrabri Stock Passings.—Our correspondent at St. George reports, under date April 10th, the following stock passings for the week ended that date:—350 bullocks, in charge of H. Baker; 360…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →The Modern Australian Farmer. (Queenslander, April 24.)
The coming generation of farmers will be strangely different from their immediate predecessors. The young Australian farmer although he can crack the stockwhip of 9ft. in length safely round his head…
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Show Sale.—On account of T. Love, 1 hackney at 10 guineas; H. Neale, 1 draught filly at 20 guineas; J. Carter, 1 milch cow at 12½ guineas; 14 bags maize from 2s 6d to 5s per bag, 9 bags…
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MR. STANLEY, the Government veterinary surgeon, has been out at the Yanko station (says the Jerilderie Gazette) during the past for[?]night,…
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FORBES STOCK REPORT.—Friday evening, April 24.—Since our hist we have had variable weather. On Sunday morning light rain fell, and again between Tuesday night and Wednesday morning…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →London Wool Sales. (From the Herald.)
Sale of 7421 bales, from Sydney and Queensland, by Jacomb, Son, and Co., on Thursday, February 4, 1886:- Ex Centurion, from Sydney: JH in shield, 6…
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The usual weekly sales of the above were conducted at Newcastle, on Tuesday last and yesterday by Mr. James H. Brunker representing the salesmen of the Association (Messrs. Brunker and…
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Sydney.—Lucerne hay: JK, 2 bales at 50s; W, 4 at 60s, W, 6 at 60s; JK, 7 at 50s; B, 3 at 68s; BL, 12 at 102s; P in circle, 8 at 80s; GB, 12 at 105s; PK, 4 at 105s; AI, 2 at 105s; PM, 3 at 105[?];…
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ON Wednesday the usual weekly sales of the above a Sociation we a conducted by Mr, H. Brunker, and the following lines were dis po-ed of at satisfactory rates:—Butter, 1545…
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MR A. COLEMAN reports having sold on Tuesday last, 27th April, 1886:-495 lbs butter, 10½d to is 4d per 1d; 189 dozen eggs, Is 6½d to 1s 91; cheese, 4½d; 3 porkers, 175…
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The State of the Interior. — The following particulars as to the stato of the stock routes of the eolony have been supplied by stock inspectors: —Merriwa—Westerly routo via Cassilis and Coolah,…
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Messrs, Helmuth Sehwartze and Co. reported on March 24:—The second series of London sales of Colonial wool commenced yesterday. The attendance of buyers scarcely came up to an average one,…
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