John Bridge's Report
No public sales of Wool were held this week, but in view of the condition and prospects of the European market, and the satisfactory account sales to hand…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1875
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John Bridge's Report
WOOL: No public sales were held this week, and at present the quotations arriving afford no test as to prices. The latest news from London indicates a…
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Wool: At this week's sale but little animation was evinced, buyers evidently seeming inclined to await more definite news as to the course of the London…
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WOOL at this week's sale was in much better request than might have been expected, considering the decline established in the London, market. Scoured…
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Live Stock.—Fat cattle were in improved demand at this week's sales, bullocks selling readily at £7 15s to £10, and cows at £6 10s to £8; sheep too…
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Station Properties.—Just now business in this line is somewhat restricted owing to the want of rain in many quarters, at same time holders are by no means…
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Fat cattle came forward plentifully this week, and prices ruled a little lower. Sheep.—The demand is brisk, and prices have an upward tendency, in…
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Wool.—The remarks of last week apply still, but ponding reliable answers to the November sales in London, many of our large buyers are disposed to act…
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Station Properties.—There is still but little to report under this heading, pending a change of prospects. Cattle at Monday's sales were offered in limited…
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