Farm and Garden
The rage for new breeds of poultry is dying out. New breeds are all right; for those who want to experiment, hut for the practical breeder there are older breeds whose…
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Farming & the land, 1894
289 stories in New England's papers · page 13 of 15
The Wool Market. a Decline Expected
LONDON, November 15.—Owing to the depression on the Continent no business is doing in the wool market. Prices for Bradford tops are only nominal…
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LONDON, November 19.—The fresh arrivals of wool to date amount to 144,600 bales. The number of bales sent forward direct is 15,600. Adding the quantity held over…
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Good butter can be produced much more cheaply than, poor, and yet why a large class of makers will persist in producing the inferior grades at an enhanced cost is a…
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Some months ago a Dublin inventor claimed fer a preparation of his that it would preserve eggs in perpetual freshuess. To thoroughly tost the efficacy of the invention,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Antwbrp Wool Sales
London, Novermber 220—The Antwerp wool sales opened to-day. There was a mediam attendances. Prices for all sorts compared with those of last…
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Mesers. Wincbcombe Carson and Co. wired as follows yesterday to Mesers Dight and Blaxland:— market ready.Sold I hales to-day…
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EARLY returns of sales of wool from this district show that the fall in price that Sydney authorities feared in the metropolitan market has been…
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MR. W. J. Hawke, the local representative of Messrs. Harrison, Jones, and Devlin, reported that at the Sydney wool sales yesterday there was a…
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The Sydney wool sales yesterday were very weak and prices generally were lower, better classes of scoured showing a fall of ¼d on the past ton…
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THE statements made by witnesses whose veracity is unimpeachable as to the low opinion which is being, formed by London people regarding New South Wales butter are of…
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IN the Melbourne Age of Friday last a repot appears of an interview held in London by a representative of that journal with Mr. Simon Eraser, M.L.C., or Victoria. That gentleman said he had…
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WE (Australian Mortgage and Agency Co.) offered to-day 4100 bales of wool and sold 3400 bales. Competition was very active, all the best wools maintaining nearly…
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THE Sydney Wool Selling Brokers' Association report that the discouraging news regarding the fall in prices experienced at the opening of the London sales last week…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Farm and Garden How to Grow Strawberries
This most delicious of all fruits can he grown by everybody if they will but make the effort. While a rich, mellow, and somewhat sandy loam is the best suited for…
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There has been no startling discovery in connection with the confession of the two girls yesterday with reference to the baby farming case. The police to-day made further…
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FOR some time past the police in Sydney, have had excellent reason for believing a system of baby farming on an elaborate and horrible scale has been carried on almost in the…
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While the dismal tale of decrease marks nearly every characteristic of Victorian commercial life, the butter trade (says the Age)has a vitality and…
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London, Nov. 22.—The sixth series of London wool sales was opened to-day, Messrs. C. Balme and Co. being the auctioneers. The catalogues…
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Grader's report:—Since the date of writing my last report, viz., Nov. 12th, large quantities of batter still continue to arrive, a great deal of…
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