Wool, Stock, and Station Reports. Sydney. Mort and Co
WOOL.—This market continues unsettled; and buyers evincing no disposition to operate at anything like the prices looked for by growers, we found it expedient to…
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Melbourne Wool Sales
Messrs. Richard Gibson and Co. report: Nov. 26. WOOL.—We have sold 3700 bales during the week. Greasy, 8d. to 14d.; fleece, 16d. to 28¼d. Prices firm…
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THE London wool sales commenced on Thursday, and as will be seen by our Cablegram, business was quiet and foreign buyers not so numerous as at the late series…
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We observe by our English telegram that 50,000 bales formed the stock at the opening of the late sales. Prices are unaltered from those ruling at the close of the last sales. The…
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WOOL.—No transactions to report, our usual weekly sale having been again postponed until in receipt of telegraphic advices respecting the opening of the London…
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The wool sales opened to-day without the usual excitement. Fifty thousand bales were catalogued…
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IT will be soon by an advertisement elsewhere that the firm of Allan and Co., Stock and Station agents, carrying on business at Young, has been dissolved. Mr…
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Messrs. R. Goldsbrough and Co. report: Dec. 3. WOOL.—We have sold 2400 bales this week. Greasy, 8d. to 14d.; fleece, 16d. to…
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In the vicinity of Jerilderie, the grasshopper this year have far exceeded the visitation of last. We learn that they have now left that neighbourhood after doing an immense amount of damage…
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MESSRS. RYAN AND HAMMOND report that Mr. Richard House, of Guntawan, Mudgee, New South Wales, has become the purchaser, through them, of Mr. Robert…
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WOOL.—There was a good attendance at our sale on Wednesday, when we submitted a catalogue including 2200 bales. Buyers evinced a good disposition to operate, and for many of the lots the…
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Fine wool has fallen 1d. per 1b.; and inferior sorts are 2d. lower…
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The district has received some large access very valuable sheep recently The follow it passed for their destinations during the we 27 merino rams, bred by Messrs Gibson, Tas…
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MR. A. STOKES reports the sale of the Jumble Plains station, with 7000 sheep, from Mr. Walter Howell, to Mr. A. G. Jones…
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Messrs. R. Goldsbrough and Co. report: Dec. 10. WOOT.—We have sold 3500 bales this week; greasy realising 8d. to. 143/8d; fleece,…
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MR. WILLIAM JOHNSTON in replying to a review of the Australasian' on pamphlet of his on "The Art of Farming," writes as follows respecting root crops. I fancy you…
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MR. D. H. Campbell, of Cunningham Plains, Murrumburrah, has sold 5000 aged ewes (2500 lambs given in) to Mr. William Macansh, of Red Bank, Jugiong, at a high…
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Our Balranaid correspondent stated that thera crossed on the 10th inst, Mr C. B. Fisher's 3800 'breeding ewes and 150 rams from South Australia, en route to Mr Fisher's station, near 'Echuca…
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WOOL.—The competition for parcels of any importance was exceedingly good; but for medium wools and small parcels the biddings were rather slack. Prices generally were about the same as last week…
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MR. A. STOKES reports the sale of 103 head of young cattle to Mr. Robinson. MESSRS. BATTYe, SULLIVAN and Co. report having sold a lot of mixed stores to…
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