Wool Sales in London
THE following letters from Mr. W. A. Brodribb appeared in Saturday’s Australasian :— “In your last issue, dated the 19th inst., I notice your comments on the above meeting,…
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Wool, Stock, and Station Reports. Sydney
Messrs. Mort and Co. report.—Wool: The sales this week passed off without much animation in the biddings. Recent English advices have not tended to induce confidence…
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On Thursday the seventh annual show under, the auspices of the Yass Pastoral and Agricultural Association was held on their ground on the bank of the river at North…
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Messrs. Hastings Cuningham and Co. report: —We held a sale of wool at our stores this afternoon, and offered to public competition 730 bales, the catalogue being composed…
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Messrs. Oliver and Tompson report having sold, for Mr. A. Felstead, 20 working bullocks, with waggon and tackling complete. Mr. M. H. Devlin’s Princess Purple the…
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The Australian Mortgage and Finance Company have received the following telegram from Messrs. Helmuth Schwartz and Co., London, dated 1st March:—Prices for…
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Messrs. R. Goldsbrough and Co. report:—Wool—We held an auction sale to-day, and catalogued 689 bales, consisting chi[?]ly of small lots. There was a good attendance of…
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In reviewing the operations of the season now nearly terminated, it is gratifying to note not only the large business which has been transacted, but also the almost uniformly…
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WE draw attention to the announcement in our advertising columns of the date of opening of the Metropolitan Intercolonial Exhibition of the Agricultural Society of…
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Delivery has been taken of the 1900 ewes sold; by Messrs: Russell and Shaw, of Eli Elwah station to Mr. Geo. Smith. Messrs. W., H. M., and Co. agents…
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Messrs. Harrison, Jones, and Devlin re port:—Wool.— 1,608 bales offered, 472 sold The sales were unvaried from the pr[?]ceding week, being quite void of animation, and…
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Messrs. J. C. Walker and Co. have sold 1850 wethers for Mr. Peter Tyson, Lachlan, at 11s. Messrs. Peck, Hudson, and Raynor have…
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Mr. Wormall has purchased a small lot of fat cattle for local consumption. Mr. G. A. Elliot (P„ R., and Co.). agent. Messrs. Wragge and Hearn have sold to…
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Wool.—Our stocks on the 17th December last amounted to 10,127 bates. Since then we have received 19,947 bales from Buenos Ayres, making a total of 21,074…
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Messrs. R. Goldsbrough and Co. report:—Wool.—We have not held an auction this week, the quantity coining forward bring very limited. Several telegrams reporting…
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We observe that Messrs. Thomas’s property on the Urangeline Creek, is in the the market. It will be sold together with 3400 sheep, horses, cattle, etc., by Mr…
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Eight thousand sheep crossed at Hay on the 4th inst., for Mr. Bell, of Wanganella. Mr. A. Macpherson reports the sale at Hay of 25 prime fat cattle from the Lachlan to…
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In an admirable work, of which the two first volumes have just appeared in Brussels, entitled "Systeme Commercial de la Belgique," by M. Ch. Petz de Thozee, Secretary…
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We learn that Mr. A. N. Gilbert, of Warwillah, has received a telegram from his London brokers, announcing that 162 bales of Warwillah greasy wool have averaged…
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GOLD, in the year 1875, ranked highest among the exports of Queensland. The “wandering digger” has asse[?]ted himself in a style which it would not be…
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