London Wool Sales
The following telegram was issued as an "Extraordinary" of the ADVERTISER on Monday afternoon:- LONDON, JULY 11…
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Wool, Stock, and Station Reports. Sydney. Harrison, Jones, and Devlin
WOOL.—In all descriptions of wool the biddings were more animated, and prices were decidedly firmer. The number offered this week, viz., 391 bales, comprised the sales for a fortnight, which will allow the…
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Messrs Wilkinson, Haim, and Co., in conjunction with Mr Goo. Mair, will sell at the Jerilderie Show two young bulls by the Duke of Derrimut, out of Pure Lea cows. The reputation of the sire,…
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MESSRS. DOWLING, BATTYE, AND CO., of Forbes, report the sale of a mixed lot of store cattle on account of Mr. John Farrand to Mr. B. Robinson, for cash…
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An accepted authority on this subject, under the signature of "Bueolicus," thus writes on this subject to the Hamilton Spectator:—"The early symptoms of the disease in sheep…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Telegraphic News. Direct Telegrams from Europe. [By Submarine Telegraph.] Latest by Cable. the Wool Sales. London, July 16
The Wool sales continue vigorous. Cross-bred sorts are improving. French buyers are operating largely. LONDON, JULY 12…
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SOW largely of peas, brodbeans, calavances, cabbage, carrots, and cauliflower; also plant out lettuce and sow again. Thin onions and transplant. Turaips may be sown to a limited extent…
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A LARGE mob of very fine store bullocks, purchased at Dubbo, by Mr. Arthur Devlin, for Messrs. Devlin and Sons, are on the north side of the river, travelling…
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The following are the pro[?]ings at Hay:- July 12-4000 fat sheep. Tyson's for Melbourne (H[?]brey in charge). 13th, [?] at sheep, from [?] River (H[?]phrey in charge). 14th, [?]…
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Mr. J. Pottie has addressed the following letter to the Western Examiner:- Sir,—Will you permit me to say through the columns of your valuable journal a few…
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WOOL.—The telegraphic messages which have come through detailing the progress of the London July sales are extremely satisfactory, and will tend to harden prices here, although, as usual at this season…
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ON Wednesday next Messrs Finlay and Co. will offer a large number of first-class store cattle at Goulburn, when an excellent opportunity will be afforded to buyers…
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As may be seen by our English telegram, the wool market romains in a satisfactory state. Mr. Robert McEntyre purchased at Jerilderie after the recent show, two yearling bulls by the…
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On Wednesday last, the fourth annual show of the above society since its inaugural meeting at Corowa in 1869, was held at the usual grounds in the township of Jerilderie, The weather was…
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MESSES Wilkinson, Hann, and Co.'s report reached as too late for publication. Albinia Downs, Leichardt district, and eight blocks in the Maranoa district, Queensland, were…
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MR. GEO. MAIR (E., E., and Co.) reports the sale of 1000 fat wethers to Mr. Merton, of Beechworth, on account of Mr. John Perrin, of Urana…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Local News. Gundagai. Pastoral Visit of the Roman Catholic Bishop of Goulburn
On Thursday afternoon Father O'Brien and a large concourse of the Catholic residents iu our town and its vicinity, proceeded a short distance along the Albury road to meet their…
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IT will be seen by our telegraphic news that the Sydney Meat Preserving Company have entered into a contract with the Dutch Government for the supply of 30 tons of their meat. This certainly…
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FAT STOCK.—We have had inquiries during the past week for both sheep and cattle, and in the course of a few days we anticipate being favoured with particulars of some prime lots which we are confident…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Telegraphic News. Direct Telegrams from Europe [By Submarine Telegraph]. Latest by Cable. London, August 2. the Wool Sales
Wool is in good demand at the London sales, and prices remain firm. COMMERCIAL. Wheat is unchanged…
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