London Wool Sales
THE second series of sales terminated on the 13th May. Competition was spirited, and advanced prices wore maintained to the close…
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Wool, Stock, and Station Reports. Sydney. Messrs. Mort and Co.'s Report
WOOL.—Encouraged by the cheerful tone of the telegraphic advices published in the Herald of tge 3rd instant, buyers operated with great spirit at our sale on…
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REFERRING to the assessment of runs in Victoria, the Argus says:- Discussion of this affair of the squatters' assessments suggests a doubt as to whether…
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A HIGHTY influential and numerously attended meeting of the above body was held at Broowarrina on the 4th July, and adjourned to the following…
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WOOL.—There is no change to report in this article. The market is very barely supplied, and will probably continue so until shearing commences. Prices were…
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THE Annual Show of the Riverina Pastoral Association took place on Thursday last at Jerelderie, and was altogether a groat success. Last year the weather was in every…
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HIDES.—We sold over 700 at prices ranging up to 24s 3d per hide, according to condition and quality. Heavy and ill-conditioned lots were dull, but carefully flayed…
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WOOL.—The welcome intelligence of a further rise in the home market, published on Monday last, had a very favourable influence at our sale on Wednesday, when…
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WE (Western Post) learn that Mr. Evans, manager of the Haddon Riggs station, in the Dubbo district, has lately revisited the Mudgee district, in search of rams and ewes…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Texas Cattle Kings. (From the Farmer.)
TEXAS, it is well-known, contains from half to two-thirds of all the horned cattle reported by the census as in the United States. The vast herds of that…
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The Annual Show of the above Association was held on tho usual ground on Wednesday. Hitherto the Show has been held in the mouth of November, but this year, for…
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IN the following letter which appeared in the Argus of the 8th inst., the position of the pastoral tenants of the Crown is most lucidly and temperately set forth:—…
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HIDES.—Medium and heavy weights were in improved demand at this morning's sale, but wet and wasty lots are neglected. We disposed of 695 at prices ranging up to 24s…
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FAT friend of human race, Whose pale and patient face, And eye that yellows, Tell of all hope forlorn…
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THE following correspondence appears in Saturday's Herald:- Sir,—I bear the favour of your Riving publicity to the following correspondence, being…
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Wool.—Oursale on Wednesday last was too small to afford any teat of market values, which remain without change. There is a disposition to do business in anticipation…
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The advance in value is firmly maintained, and no reaction is anticipated. The average rise amounts to 2d. to 2½d. on Australian and New Zealand fleeces, and less on [?]ine…
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HIDES.—Well-conditioned hides meet ready sale at about late quotations. Our catalogue to-day comprised over 760, which were quitted at prices as annexed. The…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Tumut Police Court. Friday, August 18Th. Before the Police Magistrate, E. G. Brown, Esq., and G. W. Shelley, Esq., J.P.'s Cattle Stealing
MAURICE KILEY, of Spring Creek, appeared on summons, to answer the charge of John Carberry, of Gulgalong, for that he did on the 31st of July, feloniously and maliciously…
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THE third series of the colonial wool sales commenced in London on the 22nd of June, and have continued from day to day until now, and will very probably continue for a…
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