Farming & Gardening. Notes on Farming
We may be excused for once more reminding our readers that no time should be lost, with the excellent weather prevailing, in the preparation of land for…
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Commercial. Flour and Wheat Market. Albury
The supplies coming in being about equal to the demand, no alteration in price has taken place We therefore continuo lo quote:—Wheat, [?] 6d. per bushel; flour, £11 per ton…
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Price of wheat and flour still [?]tered wheat, [?] flour, £11. MELBOURNE, Monday. In the import markets to-day little appearance of…
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The following has been handed to as for publication by one of our woolgrowers, and we are assured that the source from which it comes is thoroughly reliable:—…
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This market still remains unaltered. Wheat [?] flour, £11. MELBOURNE, Thursday. In the import markets to-day there has been more…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Stock Report. Pastoral Times Office. Deniliquin, Friday Evening, April 4, 1873
There is nothing new in the stock market, and we have nothing more to record than the crossings at Dubbo, Wagga Wagga, Hay, and Deniliquin. The Dubbo district stock items are—Cobb and…
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A contemporary offers some remarks upon the Exhibition Essay on Agriculture written by Mr. Savage, which is undoubtedly one of considerable value,…
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This market still [?] Wheat, [?] flour, £11. MELBOURNE, Monday. In the import market business was quiet…
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On February 5, a number of squatters belonging to the Australian wool trade assembled at the Cannon Street Hotel to take into consideration some of the objections under which the wool was…
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This market still remains unaltered. Wheat, 3s 6d; flour, £11. MELBOURNE, Thursday. In the import markets today business has not been…
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AGAIN we have had a continuance of beautiful seasonable weather—hot during the day, but cold at nights. At Dubbo the weather has been fine— the nights and morning cold, and inclined to be…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →London Wool Report. [Willans, Overbury, and Co.] 36 Coleman-street, E.C., January 23, 1873
Since the close of the November sales the colonial wool market has been quiet. Such transactions by private contract as have taken place, chiefly in Cape snow whites, have been effected at firm prices, and in some…
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THE annual meeting took place at Tattersall's Hotel, Hay, on Friday, 11th inst. Present: Mr M'Gaw (in the chair), Messrs C. W. Simson, J.P., P. Tyson, Evan Evans, P. B…
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WE have to congratulate stockowners on the timely fall of rain with which we have just been blessed. It began to descend early on Monday morning, continuing all day and…
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The annual meeting took place at Tattersall’s Hotel, Hay, on Friday, 11th inst. Present: Mr. M‘Gaw (in the chair), Messrs. C. W. Simson, J.P. P. Tyson, Evan Evans, P. B. Curtain, J. P., M. E…
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Mr. Helmuth Schwartze reports the first series London sales of colonial wool commenced on the 13th instant, and up to 18th February the following quantity has been catalogued:—Sydney, 1598…
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[?] letter on the sale of wool in [?] the Sydney Morning Herald:— [?] of the Sydney Morning Herald. [?] were good enough to insert in your…
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This market still remains unaltered. Wheat, 3s 6d; [?]our, £11. MELBOURNE, Thursday. In the import markets business to-day has not been…
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THE past week has been very wet. Monday afternoon the rain came down steadily; Tuesday was showery; Wednesday morning we had heavy rain âThursday, although not raining, still very cloudy,…
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There are some few of the agriculturists of Victoria who were farmers in Great Britain, and these will remember the struggles they had in order to pay the…
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