Melbourne Wool Sales
The Australian Mortgage and Agency Company, Limited (late Hastings, Caningham and Co.), report to the WAGGA WAGGA ADVERTISER as follows:—…
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London Wool Sales. London, November 29
At the wool sales to-day 8700 bales were offered, making the total quantity submitted during the present series 56,700 bales. A good demand is…
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AUSTRALIAN sheep-farmers should keep an eye on the doings of their American brethren, and a recently published report prepared in the department of agriculture at Washington…
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Messrs. Holmuth Schwartze and Co. report:—Since our last telegram prices for all sorts of wools show an average decline of ½d. per 1b…
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On Tuesday, December 6, 1600 sheep, belonging to Mr. Archer, crossed the bridge to North Wagga Wagga, to be trucked to Sydney; Mr. Pentland in charge…
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Twelve hundred and eighty fat sheep, travelling from Brookong to North Wagga, going to be trucked to Sydney, crossed the bridge on Thursday…
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THE telegraphic reports received during the past week or ten days regarding the London wool sales now being held are not of so satisfactory a character as was anticipated…
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Two hundred rams, the property of Dr. Main, crossed the bridge on Saturday, travelling from the Murray to the Barwon River, in charge of H. Loughuan…
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Four hundred fat sheep, the property of Mr. William Walsh, crossed the bridge on Tuesday, going to North Wagga, to be trucked to Sydney…
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Mr. A. G. Jones, of Bogo Bogotong, has taken delivery of 10,500 hoggets, purchased by him from Mr. Bowler, of Forbes. Mr. A. G. Jones, of Bogo Bogolang, has…
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THE depressed feeling in the Melbourne wool market, which we have noticed for the past fortnight or three weeks, has been rather increased by the receipts yesterday and to-day…
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Six hundred and ten bales of wool crossed at Albury for Melbourne last week. Messrs. J. S. Braim and Co., Doniliquiu, report of fat stosk movements for the woek…
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Messrs. Harrison, Jones and Devliu to the WAGGA WAGGA ADVERTISER:— On account of the heavy rain which fell to-day we have postponed our wool sale until…
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Four thousand eight hundred sheep, the property of Mr. Lomax, crossed the bridge on Tuesday, travelling from Tubbo to Wirrah station, in charge of Mr. W. Maddison…
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Messrs. Harrison, Jones aod Devlin to the WAGGA WAGGA ADVERTISER:— We offered four thousand two hunred bales of wool at our auction to-day, and our…
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Twelve thousand sheep (Mr. Winter's) crossed the bridge on Wednesday, travelling to Liverpool Plains, in charge of Mr. M'Nicol…
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IN a papor read before the Milliccnt Farmers' Mutual Association by Mr. E. A. Perkins, of the Experimental Farm, Millicent, near Mount Gambicr, giving an account of various…
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The total probable quantity of wool to be catalogued during the series which coumences in February next amounts to 350,000 bales, including…
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As there will be no more wool sales held until after the New Year, wo (Argus) are now in a position to supply a complete list of the number of bales offered and sold in…
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Wilkinson, Graves, and Lavender, have sold, through the Homebush Yards, on Thursday, 2000 weather for Mr. Martin Shanahan. at 10s. 7d., less a fow culls at…
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