Telegraphic News. Direct Telegrams from Europe. [By Submarine Telegraph]. Wool Sales. London, March 8
THE wool sales have commenced to improve, after greasy had declined 25 per cent, below previous February sales…
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Pastoral Mems
IT will be seen by our telegraphic message that the sale of Mr. Hore's cattle, at, Cumbaroona, on Thursday, by Messrs. Powers. Rutherford, and Co. resulted in high…
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WE observe that 1000 head of cattle, belonging to Messrs Dangar Bros have passed Wee Wan on their way hither. The agents are Messrs Powers, Rutherford and Co (Mr G. A. Elliot.)…
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Bradford Chamber of Commerce, whose successful, Function for Some time past has been to stimulate Wool-growers both at home and abroad in the production of wools suitable for the worsted trade especially,…
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The sale of cattle at Cumbaroona (Hore's) took place yesterday, with the following results:—Cows and bull calves, £10 to £64; heifers (pens of nine) £10 to £25 each;…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →London Markets. (From the Home News, Jan 24.) WOOL
MESSRS JACOMB, SON, AND Co. report:—Since our last report this market has been extremely quiet. A little i[?]quiry has resulted in the sale of a few Capes and a small parcel or two of Victorians out of first…
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MR. JOHN DAVIDSON, of the Island, has sold 40 head of bis fattening bullocks at a fair price. LARGE NUMBERS of sheep are now…
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WE learn that Buckingham station with 20,000 sheep has been sold by Mr G. Forsyth for Mr J. and H. Osborne to Mr J. J. Donnelly, at 22s 6d per head cash, and will be delivered on the 24th…
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WOOL.—There was a fair disposition to do business at our sale on Wednesday, but the reserves on a number of the lots submitted were beyond buyers, estimates of value, and where this was the case the…
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DELIVERY of the Hanging Rock Station is now being made to the purchaser, Mr. John King, MESSRS. BOWEN AND M'ALISTER have…
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" Cleveland." Mr. Rawsthorne's recent purchase from Mr M. H. Devlin, is now stationed at Wowingrageng, near Forbes. He is in charge of Mr J. Field, and doubtless the services of so fine a bull…
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MR. GEO. MAIR (E., E., AND Co.) has sold 2000 mixed sheep for Mr. Elliot, of Bago, to Messrs. Galvin and O'Brien, of Oberne…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Extensive Sale of Cattle. (From the S. M. Herald.)
RESULT of sales of well-bred and store cattle, conducted by Messrs. Brunker and Sparke, auctioneers, &c., at the Campbell's Hill Yards, West Maitland, on the 14th and 15th…
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WOOL.—There was a decidedly better disposition to buy than last week, at prices judging from the telegrams of the English sales. The range of prices throughout the sales was as follows:—Fleece, 16¾d…
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Mr J. Cox has sold 300 prime crossbred ewes through Mr. G. A. Elliot, agent. Mr. R. H. Roberts has purchased 2033 full-mouthed ewes from Messrs Watta and Thomson, Cocketggedong…
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MR JOHN FENNELL's 230 fat cattle from Barnes's, on the Merool Creek, are now at Wagga for sale, and will cross the river to-day…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →North-western Pastoral Show. (Condensed from the Dubbo Dispatch, March 21.)
IN the cattle exhibits there was plenty of quality, and if we tot up the numbers shown, there was a totlerable share of quantity. Mr. Bard's (of Dumlallimil) Supurb, took the…
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520 store bullocks, sold by Messrs Bowen and M'Alister to Mr. M'Farland, of Nap Nap, were delivered on Saturday last. Messrs Jenkins and Fennell's 2000 head store…
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WE notice that the 240 bullocks which passed Wagga Wagga some time since for Melbourne, from Walla Walla, on the Lachlan, the station of Messrs. Flood and…
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WOOL.—Our catalogue for Wednesday's sale included only 600 bales, of which 233 bales were disposed of at about late rates Vendors' reserves for the remainder of the parcels catalogued being higher than…
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