Melbourne Wool Market. Wednesday, December 8
Messrs, R. Goldsbrough and Co. report: —Wool.—We catalogued 4[?] bales for our sale on Monday, and to-day we offered 4,765 bales. There was a large attendance of…
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Wool, Stock, and Station Reports. Advertiser, Office, Friday Evening
The weather during the past week has been in the main dry and very warm. On Wednesday some rain fell for about an hour or so, and for a time there was every…
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We note that Mr. Gilbert Walton has commenced business at Urana and Jerilderie as a Stock and Station agent, and have received his report of the following…
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Messrs. Richard Gibson and Co. have issued an extremely well got up catalogue of the [?] Shortborn and Hereford cattle advertised for sale by them, on January 7th, at…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Forbes Police Court. (Before P. Dalton, Esq., P.M., and Messrs. Stokes and Fraser, J.P.'s.) SHEEP-STEALING
This was a case in which Charles Spiller, a grazier, residing at Jumble Plains, was charged with having feloniously stolen certain sheep, the…
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We take the following excellent hints from the Miller:—There seems to be a notion among millers that wheat should be out before it id ripe,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Queensland As a Sheep Country
Queensland has hitherto been chiefly a pastoral country, and at present the star of her wool and cattle growers is high in the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Do Pedigreed Cattle Yield the Best Meat? (Agricultural Gazelle.)
No one who sees the space devoted weekly by the agricultural papers to shorthorns and their fortunes can doubt that a real interest is taken in the…
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SINCE the date of our last report the weather has again been very changeable. On Saturday we had a wind-storm, with immense clouds [?] dust. On Sunday, in the morning,…
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Mr. A. T. Bolton has sold at auction, one team of 8 working bullocks, and one of 10 do, with waggons and tackling complete, and a very superior Clydesdale mare, with a…
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We would again remind our pastoral readers that returns sheep must he made to Mr. E. H. Tompson by he 31st inst. Notwithstanding the fact of the returns always falling due on this date the utmost…
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Perhaps the best we can say of wool is that it has not receded from the lowest point of last sales. In view, however, of the uneasy feeling which prevails on the subject…
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Messrs. Hastings, Cuningham, and Co. report:—Wool.—We held our usual weekly sale of wool at our warehouse this afternoon, at which we submitted a catalogue…
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Mr. Bowman's 600 bullocks mid 200 cows are now on their way from Forbes to this market for sale. Mr. G. A. Elliott, agent. Mr. Kennedy's 700 very prime, well-bred…
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Mr. Gilbert Walton, Stock Agent, Crana and Jerilderie, gives elsewhere a list of stock placed in his hands for sale. Messrs. Sumner and Faed have sold 6000…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Melbourne Wool Market. Friday, Dec. 23
Messrs. Hastings, Cunningham and Co. report;—Wool—The quantity coming forward at present time is short of the average of the past few weeks, and the greater…
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