The great July Wool Sales
LONDON WOOL SALES—The public sales of Colonial and other descriptions of Wool which have been announced for some time past, and to which so much interest is attached, commenced on…
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Wool, Oil, &c
We have been kindly favored by A. B. Spark. Esq., with the following account of sales of colonial produce, received per Earl Grey…
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Messrs. Walton & Co. have favoured us with a late Liverpool paper, from which we extract the following:—"LIVERPOOL WOOL SALES.—On the 28th instant, the first public sales of Australian…
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We are indebted to C. W. Roemer, Esq., [?] the following Abstract of Wool Sale:- Liverpool Sale of 1000 bales Sydney Wool, 20th July;—Mark AB, M Ville under, 70 bales, average…
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Large Sales of Colonial Wool were to take place about the middle of August. By the Public Ledger of the 7th August, the following Sales of parcels of Colonial Wool were to take place.—August 15 and…
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Sir,—We beg leave to inform you that the Public Sales of Wool, which commenced on the 2nd instant, and terminated on Wednesday the 11th. We have much pleasure in stating that the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →A Supplement is published with this day's number. Sydney Monitor [?] Commercial Advertiser Wednesday Morning, November 28, 1838 Nothing extenuate, nor ought set down in malice.—SHAKESPEARE. For Domestic News, Law Intelligence, Official Gazette, South Australian news, &c. see this day's Supplement. July Wool Sales
The account of July Wool Sales in London, with which we have been favoured by Messrs Walker & Co., contain all the public Sales of Wool that took place between the 2nd and 14th July, at which…
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On the 20th instant the first public sales of Australian wool, of the new clip, took place; when 1538 bales were offered and all sold. There was all excellent attendance of buyers, and a spirited…
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After an existance of nearly ten years, Swan River exported, for the first time, last season, a few bags of very indifferent wool and about twenty tons of black oil…
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THE following Report on Australian wool from the highly respectable firm of Simes and Co., with which we have been favoured by a friend we insert for the benefit of our up-country readers,…
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JULY 30.—Notwithstanding there is a large quantity of Foreign Wool on sale, the demand for it continues steady, and last week's prices are well supported. Since Monday last the imports…
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JULY 30.—All kinds of British Wool commanded a ready sale, and the prices noted in our last Monday's report are well supported. We have a very small quantity of the present year's…
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The Public Sales of Wool began on the 2nd instant, and ended this day,—and for Colonial Wool were the first of the season. —The quantity of all kinds sold amounted…
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A REPORT having been industriously circulated that wool has depreciated in value in the London market, we beg to lay before the public the following extract…
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Elizabeth from Sydney.—A. G 5 bales 1s 5d; 5 bales 1s 9d; 1 bale 1s 10d; 26 bales is ll½d; 9 bales 2s; 5 bales 2s Ad: 8 bales 2s Id : 5 bales…
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We have to acknowledge the receipt of a perfect series of Wool Catalogues up to the sailing of the James Pattison, per favor of S. A. Donaldson, Esquire, of which the…
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Considerable excitement has been created among the proprietors of stock during the past week in consequence of several serious depredations having been committed by the natives, on the herds and…
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Considerable excitement has been created among the proprietors of stock during the past week, in consequence of soveral serious depr[?]dations having been committed by the natives on the…
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We stated in our last number, that letters had been received from Port Natal, to as late date as the 10th August. We now make such extracts from these…
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