Wool
A gentleman has politely handed us the following extract of a letter received by the Aurora;— "London, 3d July, 1833…
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WOOL. 58, Coleman-street, London, 15th June, 1833
Four Public Sales of "Australian" and "Tasmanian" Wool. consisting for the mo t part of the new clip, just received by the Auethnsa. Florentia, and Arundel have taken…
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The following hint on washing sheep, in a letter from London, we copy from the Sydney Guzette. "London, July 3, 1833…
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IN another part of our paper, our readers will find a paragraph respecting the Emma (schooner), arrived from England without…
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It is currently reported, that in the British market a considerable advance has taken place in the price of our grand staple, Wool. We are of opinion that the report…
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1,750 bushels of wheat were purchased at Mr Barker's granaries during the past week. The supplies were from the low countries and from the Derwent. The greater part of the supplies…
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WE are indebted to a gentleman of Sydney for the following gratifying account of the state of the wool market at home. The increase upon last year's…
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We have the pleasure of publishing this day the most satisfactory Account Sales of our Wools that have ever reached the Colony. In the month of July last, no less than 3270…
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We have much gratification in placing before our readers the following particulars of the sales of Australian wool at home; for which we are indebted to W…
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Best Flock. s. d. s. d. Superior Fleeces, 1o bags .. .. 4 0 to 5 4 Lower Ditto .. .. . ... 3 6 to 3 I1 Lamb Wool .. .. .. .. . 3 5 to 3 8…
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1,750 bushels of wheat were purchased at Mr Barker's granaries during the past week The supplies were from the low countries and front the Derwent The greater past of the supplies…
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WOOL.—The first of the several public sales took place on Tuesday (Monday) evening, in the presence of a crowded room; it went off briskly at a further advance.—A few lots of fine Australian…
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We have much pleasure in publishing the following Extract of a Letter on this subject from a respectable House of Agency:—…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Prices of Wheat at the Granaries. 756 bushels of wheat were purchased at Mr. Barker's granaries during the past week. There was little difference in the quality of grain which came from the low countries, and was geneally of good quality and clear
per bushel of boths. Best heavy bright.. 5 6 Inferior.. 5 0…
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[?] [?] Sam answered my knock. " Master's out, sir," said he; "found himself very queer and quisbyish this morning, so he's took the Fulham stage, and gone'down to…
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756 bushels of wheat were purchased at Mr. Barker's granaries during the past week. There was little difference in the quality of the grain which came from the low countries, and was…
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In addition to the pleasing accounts which we have lately published, respecting the favourable state of the [?]wool market at home, we have much plea[?]ur[?]…
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2,016 bushels of wheat were purchased at Mr. Barker's granaries during the past week, 1,338 of which was Colonial, and from the low countries. The supplies were principally of the…
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Best heavy, cleans from, 5s 0d. to—5s. 6d Second quality ... 4s. 9d. to—5s. 6d General average of all purchases 5s, 9d. to 5s. 6d DUTY ON TOBACCO ... 2s. 6d per lb…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Parliamentary News. House of Commons, Aug. 12. the Sheep and the Lamb
Mr. Littleton presented a petition from C. H. Molyneu, a magistrate for the counties of Stafford and Worcester, and a banker in the town of Dudley. The petition, he…
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