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Farming & the land, 1845

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Gardeners' and Farmers' Calendar November

The Australian · Tuesday 11 November 1845 · page 4

The Garden.—Sow cabbage and carrots early French beans throughout. The Orchard.—Young grafted and budded trees require the greatest attention; remove…

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Gardeners' and Farmers' Calendar November

The Australian · Thursday 13 November 1845 · page 4

The Garden.—Sow cabbage and carrots early French beans throughout. The Orchard.—Young grafted and budded, trees require the greatest attention; remove…

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Cattle Market

Morning Chronicle · Saturday 15 November 1845 · page 3

A small stud of horses was sold by Mr. Blackman at the market this week, but being small and in very low condition, the prices realized were merely nominal—some were sold as low as £1 5s…

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A Review of the Past, Present, and Future State of the Wool Market

The Australian · Saturday 15 November 1845 · page 3
Also in The Shipping Gazette and Sydney General Trade List

THIS is a period of the year when many circumstances conspire to give special interest to all that we know or can discover in relation to the present state of the wool market and its…

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A Review of the Past, Present, and Future State of the Wool Market. (Abridged from the Economist.)

The Sydney Morning Herald · Monday 17 November 1845 · page 2

THE consumption of English wool during the last twelve months has unquestionably been on a larger geale than at any former time. And dwing the last four or five months the heavy stocks hdii (in the lattor half…

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Gardeners' and Farmers' Calendar November

The Australian · Tuesday 18 November 1845 · page 4

The Garden.—Sow cabbage and carrots early French beans throughout. The Orohard.—Young grafted and budded trees require the greatest attention; remove…

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July Wool Sales. London, 15th July, 1845

The Sydney Morning Herald · Wednesday 19 November 1845 · page 2

SIR,—We beg to inform you that the large sales of colonial wool, which commenced on the 3rd instant, have proceeded daily since, and the following is the result, as at present…

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Gardeners' and Farmers' Calendar November

The Australian · Thursday 20 November 1845 · page 4

The Garden.—Sow cabbage and carrots early French beans throughout. The Orchard.—Young grafted and budded trees require the greatest attention; remove…

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Cattle Market

Morning Chronicle · Saturday 22 November 1845 · page 3

Twenty-nine cows and calves were offered for sale this week. The holders were asking £4 per, head for some of the best, the average price of those sold was 60s. per head…

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Gardeners' and Farmers' Calendar November

The Australian · Tuesday 25 November 1845 · page 4

The Garden.—Sow cabbage and carrots early French beans throughout. The Orohard.—Young grafted and budded trees require the greatest attention; remove…

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Gardeners' and Farmers' Calendar November

The Australian · Thursday 27 November 1845 · page 4

The Garden.—Sow cabbage and carrots early French beans throughout. The Orchard.—Young grafted and budded trees require the greatest attention; remove…

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Cattle Market

Morning Chronicle · Saturday 29 November 1845 · page 3

MILCH COWS—A small lot of the above were sold at prices varying from 1l 10s. to 4l. 5s. HORSES.—A mixed lot, 49 in number, consisting of brood mares, geldings, and fillies, were sold by…

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Wool Markets

The Australian · Tuesday 2 December 1845 · page 3

LEEDS.—English: We have not much alteration, to notice this week. The demand still continues steady. Low clothing wools are scarce, and very much inquired for. Foreign:…

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Wool Markets (From the Mark Lane Express, August 4.) BRITISH

The Sydney Morning Herald · Tuesday 2 December 1845 · page 2

LEEDS, AUGUST 1.—We have not much alteration to notice this week. The demand still continues steady; and prices firm. Low clothing wools are scarce, and very much…

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Gardener's and Farmers' Calendar November

The Australian · Tuesday 2 December 1845 · page 4

The Garden.—Sow cabbage and carrots early French beans throughout. The Orchard.—Young grafted and budded trees require the greatest attention; remove…

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Public Sales of Colonial Wool

The Australian · Thursday 4 December 1845 · page 4

The second series of Sales of Colonial "Wool of this Beason commenced on the 3rd and concluded on the 20th instant: the quantity offered consisted of…

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Gardeners' and Farmers' Calendar November

The Australian · Thursday 4 December 1845 · page 4

The Garde—Sow cabbage and carrots early French beans throughout. The Orchard.—Young grafted and budded trees require the greatest attention; remove…

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Original Correspondence. Liens on Wool. To the Bankers of Sydney. (Per favour of the Sydney Morning Herald.)

The Sydney Morning Herald · Friday 5 December 1845 · page 2

GENTLEMEN,—At a time when you have more money at your command than you can employ, it is extraordinary that in all your actings you press heavily on the producer. I addressed…

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Latest English Wool Sales

Morning Chronicle · Saturday 6 December 1845 · page 2

We have been favoured by Messrs. Dalgetty, Borradaile, & Gore, with the following Wool sales, of date 22nd July, per Abberton. V 652 . bales V.D."Land,…

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