Wool
We have beep favoured by a highly respectable house in Sydney with the following account of the Liverpool wool market. Liverpool, October 12, 1839…
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The Wool Trade
It will be seen from the following details, that the wool trade of the three principal ports of the United Kingdom, has not been in an inactive state during the first six months of the present year. The…
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Leeds.—English: The sales have been very dull this week. Prices have been without any material alterations, though still tending downwards. The…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Price Current of Colonial Wool. for Australian Flocks
First-rate Combing (none) 0 0—0 0 First-rate Clothing, in fair condition 1 10—2 7½ First rate ditto, dry and dusty 1 7 —2 0…
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We are sorry to perceive by the annexed accounts, which we have compiled from the Australian, that there had been a considerable decrease in the price of Wool in…
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THE following account sales of 3345 bales Australian wool, have been received in the colony; they took place in London on the 17th, 19th, and 21st of October last:—…
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To the kindness of a mercantile house in Sydney, we are indebted for the following list of the averages obtained for New South Wales wool, at the great sale at the end of October…
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The following sales of Australian wool [?] place at Liverpool, on the 11th of October:— Ex Colonist.—Nb, 12 bales at 1s 9d; 6, 8d; 4, 1s 8hd. TA, 4, 1s 8hd; 7, 1s 8d;…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Domestic Intelligence. Fat Cattle Company
IN returning to this subject, which, we are of opinion, is of considerable importance to the inhabitants of Sydney, we are glad to have an opportunity of refuting some objections which…
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The letter denotes half-penny, 18th October, 1839. Ex Louisa Campbell. M—26 bales at Is 6d, 19 at 1s 6hd…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →South Australia. (News to 16th January.) Overland Arrival of Sheep
We have the pleasure to announce the arrival of Mr.Cameron, overland, from New South Wales with a fine flock of about six thousand sheep. Mr. Cameron found the Darling dry, about thirty…
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WOOL—London, Thursday Evening.—The following are the accurate prices obtained at the late sales, the quality being also noticed. The averages have been most carefully made out. For Australian…
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We perceive a project in our columns and the papers generally by a Carcass Butcher of capital and character, for the establishment of an Association for the Slaughter of Horned and Black…
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The prevention of smut in wheat is attracting great attention in England at present, and in a late number of the Mark Lane Express we find three…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Fat Cattle Company. to the Editor of the Colonist
SIR,—Having observed in your widely circulated paper of the 12th instant; a prospectus for the establishment of a "Fat Cattle Company," together with some favourable remarks of your own…
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L[?].—We cannot perceive any alteration in the markets this week[?] the only article in demand is ladies fancy [?]ings[?] all other good are almost equally u[?]able. Our manufacturers have now…
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ON Dr. Wilson's Estate near Braidwood beyond the County of Argyle, there is a rich alluvial [?]. During the late harvest the Doctor measured a quantity of wheat thrashed out from a…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Original Correspondence. Fat Cattle Company. to the Editor of the Colonist
SIR,—Your contemporary of The Herald in his paper of the 19th instant, has briefly reviewed the prospectus for the establishment of a Fat Cattle Company. In that review he asks the question,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Original Correspondence. the Fat Cattle Company. to Mr. T. A. SALMON
SIR,—Observing in The Sydney Monitor of th 21st instant, a letter of yours, purporting to be an impartial analysis of my prospectus of a Fat Cattle Company, which I consider requires an…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Sydney Monitor & Commercial Advertiser Wednesday Morning, February 26, 1840. Nothing extenuate, nor aught set downs in malice. SHAKSPEARE. Dr. Wilson's Crop
Eighty-five bushels is equal to three ordinary crops of wheat in New South Wales. The expense of ploughring, and of seed being the same, and the expense of reaping being very little more,…
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