London Wool Report. February 18th, 1860
Considering the active state of trade in the northern markets, a better demand for wools had been anticipated, but political and home affairs have led to caution, and all parties…
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Farming & the land, 1860
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Peace and Plenty. Dirty Butter Mountain Road
JAMES ARMSTRONG, in removing from his former premises to that commodious and substantial building, at the foot of the MOUNTAIN ROAD , takes this opportunity…
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May 15, 1860. —At the Liverpool sale’s, held in April, about 12,000 bales Port Phillip were offered and sold at an advance. Reduction on the. London sales of March, of 2d. to 3d., the…
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The latest May prices of Sydney wools in London ruled as follows Glean sheep 1s. 8d to 2s. 3d.; seconds, 1s. 10d, to 2s 8d.; ditto lambs 1s 8d. to 2s 6d; hand washed, 7d. to…
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The wool sales commenced on the 24th of July, and the arrivals to that date consisted of 89,682 bales. Before the commencement of the sales the impression was that prices would…
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IN another portion of our paper will be found an advertisement issued by an Association for the suppression of the above crime. Of all the ills which…
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The English advices of the wool market are received with caution. The depression in wools of low condition will not be felt fully until the new clip comes freely in. At Messrs…
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The manner in which the debate on the amendment proposed by Mr. Hay was brought to a close on Friday night, must turn the thoughts of all who watch…
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Great caution should be manifested by all parties engaged in the trade, as the high prices hitherto ruling may be suddenly depressed should any political difficulties arise. The next…
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