London Wool Sales. (From, the Herald.)
Sale of 1910 bales, from Sydney and Queensland by Jacomb, Son, and Co., on Wednesday, 3rd February, 1886:- Ex Derwent, from Sydney: Win circle, 1 scorned…
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Farming & the land, 1886
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H. R. Farmers Association Sales
The attendance at the usual weekly sale, hold yesterday, was the largest that has been seen for some time past. Consignments to hand were numerous, and excellent returns were realised for all…
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The sales of this company during the week were held as under, at the shed, South Maitland, yesterday (Wednesday):- 7171bs. butter, from 1s 4d to 1s 6½d; 208 dozen…
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Sale of 1014 bales, from Sydney and Queensland, by Henry P. Hughes and Sons:- Ex Scottish Bard and Abergeldie, from Sydney: V over S, New England, 10 combings at 13½d, 10 at…
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A. Coleman reports having sold on Tuesday, 4th May, 1886, as follows:—761 lbs. butter at 12½d to 1s 9d per lb.; 182 dozen eggs at 1s 11d to 2s 3d per dozen; cheese, 4½d per lb.; lard, 7½d; tallow…
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The usual weekly sales at Newcastle on account of the above Association, were held as under. Mr. J. H. Brunker was the salesmen's representative: Tuesday, May 4th.—1 case butter at 1s 4[?] per…
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Sydney.—Lucerne Hay: M, 2 bales at 105s; XB, 2 at 45s; L, 2 at 75s; RM, 10 at 105s; SPP, 11 at 105s; DW, 12 at 90s; HC, 18 at 93s; JMD (conjoined), 11 at 9ls; m, 2 at 91s; JC, 12 at 84s; PF,…
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The attendance at the usual weekly Bale, hold on Wednesday, was the largest tbat has been Been for some time past. Consignment!) to hand were numerous, and excellent returns…
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The sales of this company during the week were held as under, at the shod, South Maitland, on Wednesday :— 7171ba butter, from la 4d to lo Gid : 208…
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MR A. COLEMAN reports having sold on Tuesday, 4th May, as follows-7Gl'b butter, at 12d to ls to '9d per lb ; 182 doz.eggs, 1s 11d to 2s 31 per d z.; cheese, 4d per In ; lard,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The farmer. Horse-training in South America
In various parts of the world there are some curious methods of breaking in horses and rendering them obedient to the will of pan Amongst the several methods employed…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Indian Wheat Crop
According to a memorandum on the prospects of the Indian crop, prepared by the Indian Revenue and Agricultural Department, it would seem that the area under wheat in the Punjab is estimated…
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HAY STOCK REPORT.—May 4.—The weather continues hopelessly dry, and there is nothing to report. The first lot of Kilfera sheep have now reached Booligal, and hopes are entertained the…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →The Wheat Prospects of Victoria. (Australasian, May 8.)
The total absence of Victorian reports announcing rain, and the receipt of several of an opposite character, may be taken as indicative of a general absence of rain all over the colony. The frosts are…
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THE question of the success or failure of a butter factory depends almost wholly on the skill and vigilance of the manager. It may be said that a good deal depends…
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DENILIQUIN STOCK REPORT.—Friday evening, May 7, 1886.—During the week the weather has continued dry and cool; and there is a feeling of uneasiness amongst stockowners at the protracted…
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The usual weekly sales in connection with this Association were conducted yesterday at the sheds and yards adjoining the Elgin-street railway station by Mr. Jas, H. Bruuker, representing the…
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At the sheds of the company, yesterday, the salesman, Mr. H. O'Neill, succeeded in placing the following lines at the prices given below:- 815lbs butter from 1s 2d to 1s 6d per 1b, 261…
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Sale of 1074 bales, from Sydney and Queensland, by Edenborough and Co., on Tuesday, 9th February, 1886: Ex Thermoyple, from Sydney: A Tobin and…
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Sydney: Lucerne hay—JP, 15 bales at 110s per ton; CN, 6 at 107s 6d; TC, 12 at 107s 6d; WM, 4 at 92s; RM, 5 at 104s; BL, 4 at 105s; JH conjoined, 8 at 75s; DJ, 10 at 106s; RH, 13 at 101s; RH, 3 at…
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