Warwick Farm Races
The attendance at the above meeting on Saturday was good, and the weather suitable for racing. Subjoined are the results of the meeting:—…
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Farming & the land, 1894
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Wool
Wool is now coming in by rail in slightly larger quantity than last season. Since July 1 the total quantity brought to Sydney. Newcastle, and Morpeth is 4691 bales, as compared with 4056 bales last…
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LONDON, Wednesday.—The wheat market is very firm owing to the scarcity of English wheat…
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THE hearing of a charge under the Children's Protection Act was at the Water Police Court to-day adjourned until next Tuesday. The accused, a young woman named…
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The receipts of butter from Australia (says an English exchange) during the season 1893-94 have been brought up to 187,812ewt, as compared with 90,258cwt for 1892-93…
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The fine weather prevailing inland should have the effect of bringing forward a considerable quantity of the new season's clip very shortly. To date 1187 bales have been…
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The s.s. Port Pirie due on Tuesday will take about 35 head of live cattle as a trial shipment to England. This trade is expected to assume largo proportions, and great…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Bradford Wool Market Crossbreds Firm
LONDON, Thursday.—In the Bradford wool market crossbeds are firm, but merinos weak…
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LONDON, Thursday.—The cargo of South Australian wheat, ex the barque Regina, which left Port Augusta on April 17; has been sold at…
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THE progress of the export of Australasian butter is a significant indication of the activity which has taken place within the last few years in the dairying industry. The…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The United States Tariff. the Bill Passed. Coal and Wool Free
WASHINGTON, Tuesday.—In consequence of the opposition which the Tariff Bill met from the Sugar Trust, a caucus of the Democratic,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Alleged Baby Farming. a Case in Sydney. Sydney
ELIZABETH KELLY, alias Griffin, otherwise Lie Wah Hing, about 30 years of age, was before the Water Police Court to-day charged with having committed a breach of the…
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A GOOD deal of interest attaches to the experiments which are being made in the shipment of Australian cattle to the English market. A voyage of…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Victoria. Melbourne, Thursday. Sheep Show
The judging at the sheep show at Golds-borough, Mort, and Co.'s was opened to-day. The sheep are exceedingly fine specimens, being superior in quality and number to last…
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MELBOURNE, Thursday.—The wheat market continues to harden. Sales were effected to-day at 2s 2d and 2s 2½d…
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The arrivals to date amount to 1768 bales, being an increase on the corresponding period of last year of 462 bales. The Port Chalmers, due early next month, will be berthed for the…
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LONDON, Friday.—Danish butter is quoted at 100s per cwt…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →CABLEGRAMS. The Bradford Wool Market. Improved Demand. Large American Purchases
LONDON, Thursday.—The Bradford wool market is animated, all clips having advanced ½d per lb. The passing of the United States Tariff Bill,…
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THE other day reference was made in this journal to the trial shipment of cattle by the steamer Port Pirie from Newcastle to England. The matter is…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →[From the Metropolitan Papers.] The Butter Market
LONDON, Monday.—The butter merchants explain that it will be necessary to sell 100,000 cases of English and Irish butter prior to the arrival of…
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