Grazing and Agricultural Notes. Sheep for Wool and Carcase
Mr. R. M'NEAVE writes as follows to the Australasian:—Sir,—I refer in this letter to merino sheep, the class with which I am well…
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Wool, Stock, and Station Reports
MESSRS. MORT AND Co. report:—Wool—At the sales this week there was only a small quantity offered, consisting chiefly of wools of an inferior description and remnants of clips. The prices were about equal to late…
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Mr. A. G. Jones has purchased at a high figure, from Mr. Baylis, the young bull that took first prize as a yearling at the last Wagga Wagga Pastoral Show…
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Wool Sales opened to day, when about 700 bales were offered, Port Philip preponderating. The attendance was large, and biddings commenced with spirit, but the prices,…
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MESSRS. R. GOLDSBROUGH AND CO. report:—Wool.—We submitted, a small catalogue to public competition to-day, and disposed of 275 bales at prices which compare very favourably with those…
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A private telegram from London states that the Wool Sales have opened at a decline of 10 per cent…
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7,700 mixed sheep, belonging to Messrs. R. Hamilton and Co., were at Kiamba Crock to-day travelling in this direction, Mr. J. S. Gordon in charge. Messrs. W., H., M. and…
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MR. E. M'Neve writes as follows to the Australian:— Sir,—I refer in this letter to merino sheep, the class with which I am…
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MESSRS. MORT and Co. report:-—Wool—There is very little alteration to report in this market, the quantity coming to hand, as usual at this season of the year, being limited, and fortnightly sales have been…
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Mr. A. G. Jones has, we are informed, sold 7000 young ewes and wethers to Mr. James Connelly; agents, Messrs. Moore Bros., Forbes…
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(The Agents from whom we derive the informatio are responsible for the statement of agency employed in each transaction reported in this column.) Mr. A. G. Jones takes delivery this day of…
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MESSRS. R. GOLDSBROUGH AND Co. report:—Wool—We have sold a few small lots by private contract during the week at about previous rates, and we are to note from a late telegram that the London…
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The well-known station on the Bogan River, known as Tabratong, purchased about two years since by Messrs. Smith and Russom, from Mr. George Lee, has been…
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Messrs. W., H., M., and Co. had a sale on Wednesday of a freehold farm of 56 acres, situated on the Albury road, and known as Wieland's farm. The bidding started at £2…
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The April number of the "Journal of the Agricultural Society of Victoria" contains a short article on the great importance of English grasses for…
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The Australian Mortgage Land and Finance Company to the ADVERTISER. MELBOURNE, FRIDAY. MESSRS. HELMUTH, SCHWARTZ, AND Co.,…
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It will be seen from our telegraphic correspondence, that under date London, 6th, Messrs. Helmuth Schwartz and Co., report, that in the wool sales since our last telegram,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Seasonable Notes. Preparing Land for Spring Crops
PERSONS who have been fortunate enough to get their work well forward will soon have opportunity to prepare land for spring crops. This is to be done by…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →[Associated Press Telegrams.] the Wool Market. London, June 9
The wool market has improved in tone, and French buyers are again competing, but the homo demand is weak. Greasy and medium equal the March rates, but fleece…
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Mr. J. L. Waugh in conjunction with Mr, St. Baker of Forbes, has sold on account of Mr. A. G. Jones to Messrs. J. Dennis and j Co., 7000 wethers…
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