Sydney Markets. Flour, Wheat, &c
Fine Flour, 20s [?] 100lbs Seconds, 21s Ration, 17s Bread, 6d to 7d per 2lb loaf…
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169 stories in Sydney's papers · page 8 of 9
The Emigrant Farmers
We perceive in the Atlas, which, though usually a well-conducted paper, is grossly misinformed[?]regarding the affairs of this colony, some most unjust and unfounded statements…
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THERE has been a great outcry in the public journals about the millers having raised the price of flour, and they have been castigated right and left,—people…
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Highes & Hoskings' Mills—Fine Flour, 21s per 100lbs Seconds, 18s Ration, 15s…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →On the External Forms of Sheep of a Good Disposition
I believe that there is a certain form regularly attached to sheep of a good disposition, which form I shall endeavour to describe. 1st, Sheep must be well bred; that is,…
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An intelligent, industrious, prudent, and temperate farmer, is the pride of the Colony. His employment is one of the most noble, and independent in which man can engage ; it is…
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In a late number of the Dublin Evening Mail we find the following:— The following is the opinion of a Liverpool wool-broker, respecting the quality of a small…
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Hughes & Hoskings Mails— Colonial Wheat, 5s to 7s 0d per Fine Flour 21s per 100lbs bushel Seconds, 10s. Maize, 3s 6d to 4s per bushel [?], 16s Barley, 6s 6d per bushel…
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BY the Lady M'Naughten, which arrived yesterday from London, we have received the following fam Messrs. Marsh and Edenborough:— TO THE EDITOR OF THE COLONIST…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →London Wool Market. To the Editor of the Sydney Herald. London, August 13, 1840
SIR,—The Public Sales of Wool, which commenced on the 30th ultimo, concluded on Monday, the 10th Instant. The Catalogue comprised 6924 Australian…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Liverpool Wool Market. We have been favoured by Messrs[?] A. B. Smith & Co. with the following Circular and Account Sales at Liverpool. Liverpool, 25th July, 1840
DEAR SIRS—The public sales of wool held here yesterday, collected a fair attendance of buyers from the country, considering the limited quantity of New South Wales that was offered…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →E[?]tracts. Instructions to Sheep Farmers, About the Scurvy in Sheep. ([?] the [?]d Afrikaan.)
We have been favoured by the Cape Town Agricultural Society Committee, for publication with the following translation of a German pamphlet, intituled, " Plain and easy Instructions…
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The following particulars respecting the Wool Market are in addition to the very full reports which we published yesterday:—…
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GUIDED by the reports of the London brokers, we said, in our yesterday's number, that the August wool sales had gone off at a trifling reduction on the prices of the previous sales…
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Ex William Carsy—JH over NSW, 4 b[?]es at 1s 7d, 4 at 1s 5d, 4 at 1s 5½d; diamond H over JJC, 5 at 1s 6½d, 5 at 1s 5½d, 4 at 1s 6d, 4 at 1s 4½d, 4 at 1s 4d, 3 at 1s 5d; MK,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →London Wool Market. London August, 13, 1840
SIR.—The Public Sales of Wool, which, commenced on the 30th ultimo, concluded on Monday the 10th Instant. The Catalogue comprised 6924 Australian…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Liverpool Wool Sales. Liverpool, 25th July, 1840
DEAR SIRS—The public sales of wool held here yesterday, collected a fair attendance of buyers from the country, considering the limited quantity of New South Wales that was offered…
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SUBJOINED we give accounts of the average prices realised at the public Wool Sales in London, from the 30th July to the 10th of August. Ex Orient.—MB J. under, 21 bales, at 1s…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →English Intelligence. Wool Market. (From the Times, August 23.)
LEEDS.—We have no improvement to notice this week in either of our cloth halls, but we are glad to say things are no worse. The clothiers feed the market very moderately, which causes…
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