Cotton and Wool. Liverpool. Friday Evening, Jan 6, 1837
We have had a very animated demand for nearly all deseriptions ot Cotton this week, both from the trade as well as speculators. We raiso our quotatione of…
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Wool Sale, The prices given below are the average
(Southy and Son.)—Ex Governor Hareourt.—FW within diamond, 5 Bales, 2s 2½d. CWR Within diamond, 8 bales, 2s 1½d; FL Within diamond, 10 bales, Is 8d; CHR,TG underneath, 11…
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WOOL,—Importers of Wool into London (from New South Wales and Van Diemen's Land), with the quantities, during the year 1836:—J. Gore & Co.,…
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The stock of British wool in the dealers' hands is comparatively small. Very little business has been transacted since the last report. Some persons are apprehensive of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →WOOL. London, No. 9, King's Arms Yard, February 6, 1837, To the Editor of the Sydney Monitor
We beg leave to inform you that the Public Sales of Wool which commenced on Monday, the 23rd ultimo, closed on Wednesday last…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Wool Sales. London, No 9, King's ArmS Yard February 6th, 1837. To the Editor of the Sydney Gazette
SIR, We beg leave to inform yon that the public sales of wool, which commenced on Monday the 23rd ultimo, closed on…
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The following is from the Times of February the 29th:- LEEDS.—The cloth markets have been in the [?]alls this week of the same dull…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Wool Sale, From 23rd to 28th January, 1837. Average Prices
(Southey and Son.) Ex Governor Harcourt.—FW within diamond, 5 bales, 2s 2¾; CWR within diamond, 8, 2s 1½d; FL within diamond, 10, 1s 8d; CHR,…
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SIR,—We beg leave to inform you that the Public Sales of Wool which commenced on Monday, the 23rd ultimo, closed on Wednesday last…
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New South Wales being evidently marked out by nature for a pastoral country, and the main source of the prosperity of the Colonisls consisting in the produce of their…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Extracts. Rise and Progress of the British Wool Trade
Till the f[?]teenth century our wool was sold in the [?]ece to such as came to buy it. Among the principal of our customers were numbered the Flemings and Brabanters, and particularly the merchants of…
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The transactions in British woo's have been, since this day week, on a limited soale. It is in our opinion a matter of surprise, that considering the scarcity o,…
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LEEDS.âThe markets for cloth have been in nearly the same state this Week as last; if there is any difference, it is that something less has been doing. The state of the money market…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →WOOL. From the "Constitutional."—March 21
The transactions in British wools have been, since this day week, on a limited scale. It is in our opinion a matter of surprise, that considering the scarcity of money,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Advance Australia Sydney Gazette. Thursday, July 13, 1837. We resume our extracta from the London journals to the 21st March inclusive. (FroM the Times, March 20.) the Wool Trade
LEEDS.—The markets for cloth have been in nearly the same state this week as last' if there is any difference, it is that something less has been doing. The state of the money…
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We are glad to find that their Honors tho Judges of the Supreme Court, remain firm in their determination to rid the Colony of those rapacious animals, better…
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The transactions in British wool have been since this day se'nnight conducted on but n limited scale. It is, in our opinion, a matter of surprise, that, considering the scarcity of money,…
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Recent letters from London announce the continued distress of the Money Market. Houses of the first respectability were much distressed to meet their…
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The prices realiased by the sale of the Elizabeth's Wool, at Liverpool, in March last, averaged twenty pence per 1b. Could this cargo be considered a fair sample of…
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