London Wool Sales. a General Advance
LONDON, Tuesday.—The wool sales opened firm with a general advance…
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Farming & the land, 1897
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London Wool Sales. Keen Competition
LONDON, Wednesday.—At the sales to-day there was a large attendance of buyers, including some representatives of American houses. All wools were…
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LONDON, Wednesday.—Wheat has declined 6d per quarter…
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Messrs Dalgety and Co. are in receipt of cable advices from London under date September 27 as follow:—The sales opened with large attendance of both home and foreign…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Warwick Farm Races. First Day (Saturday)
There was a large attendance at Warwick Farm on Saturday to take part in the first day's racing of that club. A first-class programme was submitted, and the different…
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THE race meeting at Warwick Farm yesterday attracted a very large attendance. The principal event was the Demonstration Handicap, on which "Tattersall " promoted one…
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LONDON, Monday.—Wheat has fallen 6d during the week…
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LONDON, Monday.—The prices of wool remain firm. Competition is spirited, all descriptions selling freely…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Stock, Meat, and Dairy Inspectors An Important Proposal. Sydney
A DEPUTATION of three gentlemen representing the Medical Board of New South Wales sailed upon the Minister for Mines and Agriculture at 12 o'clock to-day, to urge the…
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During the week 2004 bales of wool came to hand, increasing the total arrivals to date at the two local sheds to 11,911 bales, as against 19,663 bales for the corresponding…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Victoria. Melbourne, Friday. Butter Export
The first large shipment of butter will be dispatched to-morrow to England, consisting of 177 tons. THE NAVAL COMMAND…
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A generally firm tone has been the characteristic feature of the closing week's operations in all dairy produce lines. Distributing firms report good business right through…
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THIS fate, according to a contemporary, appears to have happened to several of the grand and almost palatial buildings erected by the various religious orders which at one…
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While the movement which has been going on in the price of wheat on the other side of the Atlantic the last few days must he regatded as largely of a speculative character,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Occasional Notes. Sydney, Saturday. Pastoral Produce Freights
THE deputation of stock-owners which waited on the Railway Commissioners on Friday had a strong one. They pointed out that pastoralists and graziers in the back country…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Improving the Dairy Herds
In view of the fact that the dairying industry is apparently making giant strides in the Hunter River district, it will be of interest to dairymen and others interested is…
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LONDON, Wednesday.—There was a good competition at prices slightly below those of last week's rate…
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A DEPUATION, which included a large number of members of Parliament, waited upon the Minister for Works this afternoon, to ask that in view of the important…
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NEWOASTLE ha again succeeded in getting away the firest cup with the season's now wool, the clipper ship Salamis, loaded conjointly by Mesers Dalgety and Co. and…
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As on previous occasions, Newcastle has succeeded in getting away the first wool ship of the season, Messrs. Gibbs, Bright, and Co. and Dalgety and Co. having…
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