London Wool Sales
The detailed reports of the position of the colonial wool market in London forwarded by last mail represented with tolerable accuracy the sesults of the sales to the 8th…
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Wool, Stock, and Station Reports. Sydney. Moet and Co
WOOL.—We submitted a considerable catalogue for Wednesday's sale; but as there was comparatively little disposition to do business at late rates, we found it…
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The markets closed firm to-day, and future prospects are good. LONDON, OCT. 23. Dr. Kenealey, the counsel for the defence in the…
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660 store [?] (Mr. McNichol) have crowed at [?] They are in charge of owner, and are going to [?]. He rams from Mr Cumming's station, Victoria, have passed Narandra for the Darling. They have travelled from Sydney,…
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FOUR thousand two hundred and twenty-six (4226) sheep, from Coonong, the property of Mr. Holloway, crossed the bridge on Thursday, for Tooyal. Mr. Mann in…
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MR. S. POSEY, of Morangarell, has sold 200 very fine bullocks to Mr. John Rand, of Oura. Messrs. W. H. M. and. Co., agents…
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In the telegraphic columns of our last issue the weekly wool sales of Mesars R. Goldsbrough and Co were erroneously credited to Messra R. Gibson and Co…
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On Sunday morning last a frightful accident ocat Pine Ridge, thirty miles south of Hay, in the break down of the coach from Deniliquin to Hay. The coach, with nine passengers inside, had just left…
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200 prime fat cows and bullocks have been sold by Mr. James Rudd of Wagingoberrombie, to Mr. O'Neill of Beechworth. They started from the station on Wednesday morning…
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MR. GEORGE SMITH has taken delivery of 8000 wethers at Coonong. These sheep are travelling towards Wagga, Mr. John Large in charge…
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IN recent issue reference was made to a sale of Mount Derrimut yearlings (Mr. Morton's), and the average obtained for nine calves, over nine months old, appeared, by a typographical error, considerably less than what was actually obtained. The actual…
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WOOL.—We submitted a catalogue of 700 bales for our sale on Wednesday, and found the market firm for fairly-conditioned parcels of washed fleece, but for greasy the…
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MR. A. G. JONES has taken delivery of 2000 maiden ewes from Messrs. Menzies, Nicol, and Douglas, of Yanco. MESSRS. GORDON AND WAUGH have,…
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88OO owes sold by Messrs Robertson Bros, of Yarrabee, to Mr J. Richmond, have been delivered Mr G. A. Elliot, agent. 4000 ewes sold by Mr Boar of Grong Grong to…
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Messrs. R. Goldsbrough and Co. report: Nov. 12. WOOL.—Our sales at auction this day, and by private contract since last auction, are…
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It has at last come to the turn of the wool-brokers and wool-buyers. They have been on strike since Monday last. On that day they entered into a solemn league and…
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MESSRS BRUNKER AND SPARKE report having sold, at the Campbell's Hill Yards, West Maitland, 4071 head of mixed store cattle, from weaners upwards, on account of various owners, up to…
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WOOL.—Buyers having completed their shipments for London February sales, are now very shy of operating, except at prices considerably lower than ruled in the earlier…
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FOUR THOUSAND AND FIFTY (4050) sheep, belonging to Mr. Kennedy, in charge of Mr. Millard, crossed the bridge on Wednesday, coming from Junee…
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THE announcements of auction sales will be found upon the fourth page The sales to be held during the ensuing week are at once numerous and important Mr G A…
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