Wool
We have been favored by a respectable getitleman, with the sight of a letter from Liverpool, dated December 13, from which we learn, that the Wool Sales of…
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Wool
STATE AND PROSPECTS OF THE WOOLLEN TRADE.— During the last month, the trade of this district has remained in that state of depression which naturally ensues when the public mind has been…
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AT Twelve o'CIock on Friday, the 12th June next, will be put up to Sale by Public, Auction, at Grose Farm, about Seventy Head of Fat Cattle in excellent condition for the Butcher, being…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →A Second Resolute and Successful Capture of a Cattle-stealer by Order of P. L. Campbell, Esquire, Police Magistrate
A most notorious character of the name of James Norrisbey, who has for many years infested the Lower Hunter, has been captured, and safely lodged in Sydney Gaol,…
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THE WOOL TRADE.—LONDON, Thursday Evening.—There is not much activity at present in this branch of trade. The arrivals from Germany within the last…
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The Smithfield Club opened their annual exhibition yesterday, at the Repository, in Goswell-street, for the display of prize fat cattle. The show was very numerously…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →SHEEP. To the Editors of the Sydney Herald
GENTLEMEN—The third Annual Report of the Agricultural Society at Swan River appears in your Paper of the 18th instant; and I have learned from it, with much gratification, that a…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Extracts. Wool. Court of Common Pleas, Dec. 15
GOWER V. ROBSON AND ANOTHER.— This was an action brought to recover compensation for injury done to a quantity of wool by the alleged improper manner in…
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The following is a condensed statement of the importations, from all parts, of wools into England during the year 1834: German.............21,767…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Victoria Wheat. (From the Plymouth Journal.)
A small supply of this wheat, so much extolled by Humboldt, for its great productiveness, and for the short interval required for its growth and maturation, has…
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SIR,—The very depressed state of our Wool Market during the last two months, having induced the Importers of Colonial Wools prudently to postpone the sales…
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Sir The very depressed state of our wool market during the last two months having induced the importers of Colonial wools postpone…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →No. 1. On the Capabilities and Resources of the Colony, addressed to the Agriculturist, Merchant. Proprietors, of Horned Cattle, Horses, Sheep, &c. &c
WE consider that we cannot more effectually promote the best interests of our subscribers and numerous readers, than by publishing on every alternate…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Van Diemen's Land. Beef and Butter Frauds
We have received several communications, thanking us for our notice of the frauds of the Sidney Provision Merchants, and detailing the injury which each has…
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Notes of a Paper on this subject, by Mr Trimmer and for which the large gold Medal of the Society of Arts was sometime ago awarded…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Van Diemen's Land. Beef and Butter Frauds
We have received several communications, thanking us for our notice of the frauds of the Sydney Provision Merchants, and detailing the injury which each has experienced; they are now so…
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The following Observations on the Disease, which is at present occasioning so great a mortality among the Flocks in different parts of the Colony, have been…
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List year, Mr. Campbell, of Wingelow, Argyle, J. P., lost a great quantity of sheep by a disease which, for the suddenness of the strark and the equally sudden death, may be…
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AMONG the six score cases for trial in the Supaeme Court this Sessions, one fifth are for Cattle stealing. A near relative of ours has had twenty-three fat heifers and bullocks stolen…
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IN our first notice on this subject, our compositor states, that the grazier, who saved his sheep by tarring their noses and thrusting the tar up the nostrils, tarred their bodies; read…
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