Newcastle Wool Sales
The second series of sales of wool from the Northern and North-western districts, was held by Messrs. Dalgety and Company at Newcastle on Saturday last. As usual, Mr. J. N. Brunker, of…
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Farming & the land, 1887
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London Wool Sales. (S. M. Herald.)
Sale of 1309 bales, from Sydney and Queensland, by Charles Bairne and Co., on Thursday, June 30, 1887:- Ex Dharwar, from Sydney: ALSN in triangle…
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Messrs. Harrison, Jones, and Devlin report:—At our sale to-day we offered 4850 bales privately and by auction, and sold 3200. Competition throughout was more spirited than at previous sales; really…
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Messrs Harrison Jones and Devlin re[?] At our sale to-day we [?] 4850 bults privately and by [?] and sold 3200. Competition throughout was more…
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The second series of sales of wool from the Northern and North-western-districts, was held by Messrs Dalget and Company at Newcastle on Saturday last Mr. J. N…
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LONDON, Friday.—At the wool sales to-day 9500 bales were offered. There is a better demand for most descriptions. Saturday.—The present series of colonial…
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FORBES STOCK REPORT.—Friday evening.—This week it has been very hot, no rain having fallen since our last. The good done by the rains which fell last week is now apparent, it having beaten…
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Messrs. Mort and Co. report:—We offered 5050 bales of wool at our sales to-day. Large attendance. Biddings very spirited, up to 10d for greasy fleece; this price for Campbell's, Yarralumla;…
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Yesterday the usual weekly sales in connection with the above Association were held in the sheds and yards, adjoining the Church-street Railway Station. Mr. J. H. Brunker was the auctioneer,…
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The following are the results of sales at West Maitland yesterday:- Butter, 1294 lbs. from 5d to 1s 2d per lb.; eggs, 809 dozen from 11½d to 1s 3d per doz.; fowls, 109…
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Here is what a Florida orange-grower has to say of the value of whitewash applied to the trunk of an orange tree: In the spring of 1885 we noticed that considerable moss was…
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This market continues quiet but steady. Fresh arrivals for the colonial sales, to commence here on November 21, accrue but slowly at present, but ten or fifteen steamers are close at hand. From 1000…
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Messrs Mort and Co. report:-we offered Large attendance [?] Very spirited, up to 10d for greasy fleece ; this price for cam[?] yarra[?]mla; [?] from…
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Sale of 1756 bales from Sydney and Queensland by Buxton, Ronald, and Co., on Monday, 4th July 1887:- Ex Yallaroi and Trafalgar, from Sydney: HL…
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The Australian Mortgage and A. Co. report:— We had a most lively sale of wool to-day, when we offered 2072 bales, and sold 1920 bales. Competition was very keen for light condition of good…
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The above company have received and sold at tbeir sale-rooms, Market-street, and at railway and along the wharves during the week the undermentioned lines, viz.:…
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The above Uaociation held their usual weekly sales at Newcastle during the week as follows:- Tuesday, December 13.—903 lbs. butter form 5d to 10d per lb, 183 dozen eggs from 1s O½d to 1s 2d…
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Mr. W. Ash (for Mr. Heuston) disposed of cabbage, Tuesday last at following prices:—Hams, 6d; lard, 5¾d; bacon, 3d to 6d; mutton, 2d; butter, 3½ to 7½d; eggs, 9d to 1s 2d; cheese, 3d to 6d;…
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On Wednesday the usual weekly sales in connection with the above association were held in the sheds and yards adjoining the Church-street Railway Station. Mr J. H…
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Mr [?] (for Mr Heuston) held sale on Tuesday, realising following prices Hams, [?] hands, 5½d per 1b ; bacon, 3d to [?]lb; muttoi, 2d per 1b ; butter, 3½d to…
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