London Wool Sales. London, Feb. 20
The London colonial wool sales opened this evening. Tho arrivals, amount to 268,000 bales, and. 9,412 bates wero offered. Port Phillip wools preponderated. The…
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The Wool Sales. The Australian Mortgage Land and Finance Company to the Advertiser. Melbourne
We have received the following telegram from Helmuth, Schwartz, and Co., London, per Reuter, dated 21st February:—The wool sales opened with a large attendance of…
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Messrs. Peterson and Sargood, of Ellerslie, have sold and delivered to Messrs. McGregor and Large, of Bombowlee, 4000 wethers, at tho highest price of the day. Mr. George…
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THE Melbourne Aye remarks:—The accounts of the wheat crop as they come in render it difficult, so far, to express anything like a definite opinion as to how the yield…
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BY the last mail we (The Age) have received a circular from the directors of the East and West India Dock Company, notifying that on and after the 1st January ult…
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SIR—This question, of which you struck the keynote in your last issue, is one which vitally affects our very existence as a community; and, as I know that a…
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The tone of the wool market is firmer. The sales close on March 28, and the next sales are fixed for the middle of May…
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It will be seen from our telegraphic columns that on the 24th inst. the tone of the London wool market was firmer. The sales close on the 28th of March, the next…
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THE French minister of agriculture has taken a step which we should be glad to see followed by the Victorian department of agriculture and by the various…
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Messrs. J. H. Clough and Co. report: Our wool sales to-day were largely attended. Prices remained firm…
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MESSRS. MORT AND CO. report: — Wool — Our catalogue for Wednesday included 1500 bales; there was an active demand for good-conditioned lots, but faulty parcels were more difficult of sale. We found…
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At tho wool sales tboro has beeu fair competition. About a third of tbo quantity catalogued has been sold, foreiguers taking tbo bulk. Homo buyers operato cautiously…
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Mr. George Smith has sold his half share of the Mimosa West Station and 17,000 sheep, stores, and working plant, &c., to Mr. Joseph Barnes, of Yarrenjerry, at a satisfactory…
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We take the following review of the Wool Trade of 1876 from an exhaustive report of Messrs. Helmulh, Schwartz, and Co., forwarded to us by the Australian Mortgage Land and Finance Company…
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MESSRS. R. GOLDSMITH AND CO. report:—Wool.—Our auction sale held to-day passed off with considerable spirit, nearly every lot in the catalogue —comprising 1052 bales—being cleaved off at rates…
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We have received the following telegram from Messrs. Helmuth, Schvartze, and Co., per Reuter, dated London, 6th Marvh:—At the wool sales the total quantity catalogued…
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Mr. W. H. Onions has sold 300 head of mixed cattle to Mr. Gr. W. Seaborn at a satisfactory price. Messrs. Fosbcry, Mackinnon and Co., agents…
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Messrs. HASTINGS CUNINGHAM and Co. report:—Wool.—We held a sale of wool on Friday afternoon at our stores, and offered at public auction about 660 bales; the quality of the lots may be described as…
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Our wool sales to-day passed off satisfactorily. Prices remain firm…
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MESSRS. MORT AND CO. report:—Wool—There was an improved demand at our sale this week for good-conditioned fleece and greasy wools; scoured was also more readily saleable, but faulty fleece was…
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