Wool, Oil, &c. Prices of Australian Produce
HIDES.—Per lb, N. S. Wales, Ox and Cow, salted lst to 3d quality, 2¼d to 3½d. HORNS.—Per 123, 35s. to 75s. OIL.—Cocoa-Nut per cwt, 26S. to 27s…
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Wool Market
ENGLISH AND IRISH WOOLS, more particularly the former, have been in steady request during the week. English combing wools have sold well at improved…
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WOOL SALES —Upwards of 2300 bales of wool are advertised for sale in Liver pool on the 1st September, and 6,000 more for sale in London, the first sale to…
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LEEDS—After the bustle occasioned by the borough and county elections, the business in the cloth balls and warehouses has resumed its proper place, and we are glad to see a regular and…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →WOOL. (From the Monitor.) "London, August 14, 1837."
GENTLEMEN,—In announcing the result of the Colonial Wool Sales, recently concluded, we have the satisfaction to state, that they realized from 5 to 10 per…
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GENTLEMEN, -- In announcing the result of the Colonial Wool Sales, recently concluded, we have the satisfaction to state, that they realized from 5 to 10 per cent…
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GENTLEMEN,--In announcing the result of the Colonial Wool Sales, recently concluded, we have the satisfaction to state, that they realized from 5 to 10 per cent…
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We present our readers with an account of the wool exported during the year 1837. JANUARY. —Tybee, 231 bales; Red Rover, 407 bales; Thomas Harrison, 278 bales.—1006…
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Remarks on the Destructive Contagious Epidemic Catarrh which has been so prevalent among the Sheep in various parts of the Colony during the last three years—…
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The attention of the trade has been steadily fixed upon the public sales in foreign wool, which commenced yesterday, and which have been continued…
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LEEDS.—On Saturday last there was a larger quantity of goods sold at the cloth halls than has been the case on any one market day this year; less, however, was done on Tuesday, though there…
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The following letter has been received by Messrs. George Porter & Co., by the Craigievar:— GENTLEMEN,…
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SIR.—At our public Wool Sales of yesterday and to-day, the attendance of buyers was more numerous than at any former sale here for the Colonial and…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Fox and Cattle Hunting, or Christmas in the Olden Times. (From the Dublin Penny Magazine.)
In good old times, when the festivities of Christmas were generally kept up in every respectable house in Ireland, the county of Longford was one of the…
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WE copy the following letters of recent Sales of Australian Wool, from The Australian and Gazette:— TO GEORGE PORTER AND CO.,…
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The sales in foreign wools have been rather limited this week, but the trade has a remarkably firm tone, and at present there is every prospect of the price advancing…
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The public sales of 10,000 bales Van Diemen's Land and New South Wales, and 2,500 bales of sundry other descriptions which commenced on the 7th instant, are still proceeding and will not…
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SIR,--At our public Wool Sales or yesterday and to-day, the attendance of buyers was more numerous than at any former sale here for the Colonial and…
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Ex Statesman—Mark K, 3 bales, 1s 6d —4,1s 5d—14, 1s 5½d—3, 1s 6d—22, 1s 4½d—3 1s 5d—3, 1s 5½d—6, 1s 5d—3, 1s 4½—6,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Latest English News. Wool. (From the Banker's Circular.)
"The Circular then goes into an illustration of the operation of the Bank of England on the Exchanges in the important article of wool…
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