The Wool Trade
LEEDS—On Saturday last there was more business done than on any market day for some weeks previous, but on Tuesday the market was dull at both Halls: taking the two days together there has…
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Wool Trade
LEEDS.—The markets at both halls have been slacker this week than for some time past, more particularly on Tuesday, some of the larger buyers not being in attendance. The stock of goods in the…
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We have been favoured with the following extract from a letter, of date the 6th October, from a first-rate mercantile firm in London to their correspondent in…
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(The following article in the Sydney Herald so entirely meets our sentiments that we feel our duty as friends to "civil liberty all over the world," amongst Dutch…
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We are indebted to the firm of Messrs. Hirst and Co., for the account of wool sales which we publish below. Account Wool Sales by J. Southey & Son, on…
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[?]he character of the June fairs being so well [?]wn, and the advunce in the prices of wool [?]ch then took place, having been afterwards as [?]ersally admitted as it was previously…
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Account of Wool Sales by J. Southey & Son, on 12th October, 1838:— Ex Duchess of Kent.—Mask ST. 223 bales, price 11d to to 2s 3hd; JH, 52 10hd to 2s sh; IT 16, 1s 4½ to 1s 10d…
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The Settlers of Swan River arc about attempting an interchange with India, af a novel description. Jt appears that 1 cross of Saxon rams with native sheep…
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The Settlers of Swan River are about attempting an interchange with India, of a novel description. It appears that a cross of Saxon rams with native sheep has been attempted in India, and has fully…
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BEST MODE OF CLIPPING THE WOOL OFF SHEEP.--Wool must be ripe and ready to part from the skin before it should be taken off; nature thus…
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LE[?]DS.—Our markets still continue good, and the demand is increasing for winter goods, viz.— pilot and beaver cloths, and also for figured ladies' coastings, for the latter of which not one half the…
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LEEDS.—Our markets still continue good, and the demand is increasing for winter goods, viz—pilot find beaver cloths, and also for figured ladies'…
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LEEDS.—Our markets still continue good, and the demand is increasing for winter goods, viz—pilot and beaver cloths, and also for figured ladies' coalings, for the latter, of which, not one-half the orders…
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The sales which closed in London on the last week in November, exhibited much animation from beginning to end; the attendance of buyers was very…
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Trade of Leeds.—Our cloth markets more particularly at the Coloured Cloth-hall, have fully maintained the same lively character as of late, but almost exclusively for blue, rifles. bottle-greens, and wool-dyed blacks,…
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WE have been favoured by a mercantile house in town, with the catalogues of the London Wool Sales which took place at Garraway's Coffee House, on the 11th, 12th, and 13th of October…
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There has been a steady business transacted in foreign wools this week, at the advanced rates of the late public sale. The attention of most parties is directed to the auction announced to he held in London on the 12th instant…
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We lay before our renders the following account sales of 3,146 bales of Australian Wool, which took place on the 12th, 13th, 16th, and 17th of…
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LIVERPOOL, WOOL, SALE.—On Friday, the 16th instant, some extensive parcels of wool were brought to auction, amounting to nearly three thousand bales, of which one thousand three hun…
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