The Butter Market
LONDON, Friday.—Owing to short supplies the butter market is firm. Choicest colonial in brisk demand at 110s…
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Farming & the land, 1900
228 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers · page 9 of 12
London Wool Sales
LONDON, Thursday Afternoon.—There was a poor selection of wool on offer at irregular prices, but the market was firm…
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The arrivals of season's wool at Newcastle to date total 22,535 bales, compared with 17,466 bales during the corresponding period of last season. The arrivals for the…
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The visit of the Duke of York is going to be productive of a large crop of asses. Already there are York restaurants and George hair-cutting saloons, and it is only…
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The conditions reported at the end of the week closing on the 12th inst. were those of the week ended yesterday, and they continue. Distributing houses report an…
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LONDON, Friday.—At yesterday's series of wool sales faulty sorts were neglected. There was good competition for good wools. Americans are…
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The steamer City of Lincoln, which sails hence to-day for Beira, carries the largest shipment of cattle which has yet left Australia. Since she became the property of…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Melbourne Wool Sales. Melbourne
Messrs. Dalgety end Co. held their opening sale to-day. Owing to the general disposition of growers to watch the course of the market before offering, catalogues keep small and selections moderate…
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A farmer in Clay County, Iowa, has a bin containing about eight hundred bushels of wheat. A little over a month ago he proposed to market the…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →The War in South Africa. Fighting Near Zeerust. More British Losses. Farmhouses Used As Forts
LONDON, Wednesday.—Lieutenant-General Lord Methuen and Major-General C. W. H. Douglas, with a force consisting of the 1st Battalion North…
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The total arrivals of wool at the two local sheds to date amount to 26,616 bales, as compared with 19,872 bales for the corresponding period of last season. The…
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LONDON, Thursday.—Wool is very firm at late rates…
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In dairy produce all lines are firm and in good request. Butter is firmer than usual at this time of the year, and in consequence of the heavy exports to South…
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The "African Review" recently, described South Africa as a land of promise to small farmers. I goes on to say:—"This statement is not, however, to be taken…
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Messrs. Dalgety and Co. have received the following wire from their Melbourne house:—"At our sales to-day (October 29) we again offered a small catalogue. The market remains firm for good…
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LONDON, Wednesday.—At the wool sales to-day there was good competition, and firmer prices were realised…
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The export of wool from Newcastle this season promises to be exceptionally good. The two local sheds are full to overflowing, notwithstanding the fact that large shipments have already been made…
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The wool trade is decidedly brisk, and all the energies or local exporting firms are required to deal with the rush of business. The local sheds are full to overflowing, the…
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LONDON, Thursday.—The cargo of New Zealand wheat ex barque Woodville, from Lyttelton, June 12, has been sold at 29s per quarter…
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LONDON, Friday.—Prices in the butter market are being well maintained. The choicest colonial butter is quoted at 110s per cwt., and a few at…
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