Commercial Intelligence. the Wool Market
THE transactions during the week have been very limited, and the quantity received small, in comparison to that of a month since. Freights keep firm at 1¼, to 1½d., and from the…
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Cattle Market
Milch Cows—Forty seven cows and calves were disposed of at the Cattle Market, at from 35s to 75s, the average being 60s per head. Horses-Twenty three horses were offered for sale…
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BY all accounts, the market for colonial wools, in London, remains firm, and the brokers there do not anticipate that the prices will give way on the next sales, which were to take place in…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Before his Honor Mr. Justice A'beckett. Sheep-stealing
William Morrison was indicted for having, on the 19th September last, stolen ten sheep, the property of Stephen Atkinson Bryant; and Walter Heness was indicted for harbouring and…
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The Garden.—Sow cabbage, leeks, and onions, latter end; peas and broad beans, endives, lettuce, turnips; transplant celery; dress and plant strawberry beds…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Original Correspondence. Australian Wheat to Be Preferred for Seed in England To the Editors of the Sydney Morning Herald
GENTLEMEN,—I take upon myself, as a parctical farmer and miller, to assert that the Adelaide wheat, which sold lately in the London market at 4s. per quarter more than the…
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The Garden.—Sow cabbage, leeks, and onions, latter end; peas and broad beans, endives, lettuce, turnips; transplant celery; dress and plant strawberry beds…
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COLONIAL Secretary's Office, Sydney, 10th April, 1845. His Excellency the Governor has directed the publication for general information, of the following letter, dated 10th…
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WE do not know the cost of exporting sheep to Hong Kong, nor the annual consumption of mutton at that and other settlements where Europeans reside. All we can advise…
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Colonial Secretary's Office, Sydney, 10th April, 1845. His Excellency the Governor has directed the publication for general information, of the following letter, dated 10th…
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THE comparatively small quantity that has been offered sold at former rates, but an advance of 1d. per pound will be on future sales from the alteration in the price of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Hints to Farmers. No. XIII. HEMP.—No. 2
Ed impendi labor ac periculam, unde emolumentum atque honos speretur. Nihil non aggressuri sunt homines, si magna conatis magna praemia proponantur.—LIVY…
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The Garden.—Sow cabbage, looks, and onions, latter end; peas and broad beans, endives, lettuce, turnips; transplant celery dress and plant strawberry beds…
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The Garden.—Sow cabbage, reeks, and onions, latter end; peas and brod beans endives, lettuce, turnips; transplant celery; dress and plant strawberry beds…
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Milch Cows—Sixteen cows and calves were sold at the Cattle Market, at from 35s to 75s, averaging 65s each. Horses—No sale effected,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Squatting System and Pastoral Associations
WE doubt not but this question will, at an early period of the ensuing session, be made the rallying ground for party contention. The various Pastoral Associations, although not publicly agitating, are noiselessly…
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