London Wool Sales
LONDON, Wednesday.—At the colonial wool sales this evening there was good competition, and prices were firm…
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Farming & the land, 1897
308 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers · page 9 of 16
London Wool Sales
The following cable has been received:—"The fourth series of wool sales opened on 6th inst, with an indifferent selection wool, but large attendance of buyers, and very…
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IN the report on the foreign trade of Argentina, Uruguay, and Brazil, issued as the results of investigations conducted by a commission organised by the National…
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LONDON Tuesday,—At the colonial wool sales this evening there was strong competition among buyers from all quarters. Good merino…
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Mr. Melhuish, Veterinary Inspector to the Board of Health, has reached West Maitland again with the object of making his annual inspection of the dairies and…
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The week just closing has been an exceptionally good one for distributing houses, country and district orders being on a liberal scale…
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The German-Australian Co.'s steamship Solingen, expected in Sydney to-day is bringing a valuable selection of stud merinoes from the widely-known studs of Steiger and Gadegast, Germany. The sheep…
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From most centres a fair volume of business is reported for week just closing. The continued mild weather has caused a postponement in the anticipated advance in…
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There was only a moderate attendance to witness the racing at Warwick Farm on Saturday owing to the wet weather. The racing, considering the wet going, was very…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Carriage of Wool
The North Island (N.Z.) Woolgrowers' Association has arranged with a company outside the present shipping companies trading between New Zealand and London to carry wool at substantial reductions…
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The current week has proved rather quiet, buyers holding off until the opening of August, when the usual rush of orders will have to be dealt with. The advent of rains…
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"Permanent Resident" writes :—In your issue of the 27th inst. I was pleased to read that someone else beside myself notices the annoyance…
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The steamer Port Chalmers, which has arrived at Melbourne from London, brought a valuable shipment of Vermont sheep consigned to Sydney. The steamer had exceedingly rough weather, but the…
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From the steamer Warrimoo a very large consignment of butter was landed to the order of Messrs. Denham Bros., Sydney, this forenoon. The knowledge that the people…
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During the past three weeks the Adelaide Steam-ship Company have been fitting out their steamer Kirklands at Port Adelaide to succeed the steamer Colac as a cattle transport. Although a number of…
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MR. R. J. FAIRBAIRN, the representative of the English Co-operative Wholesale Company in Australia, arrived at Adelaide from London by the R M.S. Orotava on Monday…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Alleged False Pretence. "The Farmers' Sydney Agency." Sydney
GEORGE STEWART PRENTICE was charged at the Watr Police Court to-day with having received the sum of £12 10s from William W. Ogden by false representation. From…
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A portion of the New Zealand press condemn the dissatisfied flock-owners' arrangements with Messrs. Stanley and Co for carriage of Wool to London. The ships are mostly sailing vessels, and the signatories cannot…
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The month has opened well, the trade reporting that excellent business has passed to date. Buyers both in district and country have ordered freely in all lines, and there is…
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LONDON, Tuesday.—Most destructive floods have occurred in Austria, causing great injury to the crops. It is expected that little wheat will…
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