Wool Market
LENDS.—The demand has for the last week improved some trifle, but still no batter prices are offered. The stocks in the hands of the clothiers were never known to be so light as at…
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Gardener's and Farmer's Calendar for November
THE GARDEN.—Sow cabbage, and carrots, early French beans throughout. THE ORCHARD.—Young grafted and budded trees require the greatest attention; remove layers of rose…
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We subjoin the following statement from the Times of July 13, in relation to the state of the English wool markets. It will be observed that a slight depression exists;…
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THE GARDEN.— Sow cabbage and carrots, early French beans throughout. THE ORCHARD.—Young grafted and budded trees require the greatest attention; remote layers of rose…
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THE arrival at Hobart Town of a small schooner, called the Velocipede, from Sydney, without bringing any mail, threw the holders of, and speculators in wheat,…
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LEEDS.—There has been so little doing in both our cloth-halls for the last month, that the very slightest improvements in the halls is looked upon as a sure indication that things…
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THE GARDEN.— Sew cabbage and carrots, early French beans throughout. THE ORCHARD.—Young grafted and budded trees require the greatest attention a remove layers of rose…
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LEEDS.—There has been so little doing in both our cloth halls for the last month, that the very slightest Improvement in the halls is looked upon as a surd indication that things have seen the…
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AUSTRALIAN FLOCKS.—Good Combing, from 1s. 9d. to 1s. 11d.; superior Clothing in fair. condition, 1s. 7d. to 2s. (1½d..; fair average ditto, 1s. 6d. to 1s. 8d,; ill conditioned and inferior…
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Australian Flocks.—Good combing, from 1s 9d to 1s 11d; superior clothing, in fair conditions, 1s 7d to 2s 0½; 2s fair average ditto, 1s 5d to 1s 8d; ill conditioned, and inferior flocks, 1s 2d to 1s 6d;…
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THE GARDEN.—Sow cabbage and carrots, early French beans throughout. THE ORCHARD.—Young grafted and budded trees require the greatest attention; remove layers of rose…
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The following paragraph is taken from Prince's Price Current, dated July 23rd, 1841:— "The market for both English and Foreign…
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We advert to the raw material of another of our most valuable manufactures--wool. And whoever knows any thing of this subject, will immediately assent to the…
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LEEDS.--There has been so little doing in both our cloth halls for the last month, that the very slightest improvement in the halls is looked upon as a sure indication that things have seen the…
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WHEAT.—In consequence of the importation from Van Diemen's Land during the last week, this market is very dull. The new crop will shortly be brought to town, when it will at once…
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SIR, — There is so much misunderstanding with respect to [?]cts connected with the impor tation of wheat, and it is so desirable that the truth should be known, I am induced to send…
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The first series of the New Clip commenced on the 1st and ended on the 8th instant. It will be seen the quantity advertised was not large…
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ON Saturday hist, Messrs. J. T. Sunes and Co. offered 897 bales of Australian, Tasmanian, and Cape fleeces. The Van Diemen's Land sheep's ranged from [?]. 3½d. to [?]. 8½d.; the lambs'…
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