Liverpool Wool Market, July 11
There has been a limited business done in foreign wools, the descriptions most in request being very scarce, at present, and the trade do not seem disposed to purchase freely of other…
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London Wool Sales. London, 25th July, 1846
THE large sales of colonial wool, being the second and principal series of the new clip, which terminated this evening, have engaged the attention of the trade since 3rd instant…
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SCOTCH.—The wool fairs in the north having gone off flat, has had its natural effect of reducing the price of laid Highland wool here, and also for the present…
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MILCH Cows.—A mixed lot of 17 head sold at 40s. to 70s. per head. CALVES— 11s. to 18s. each…
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The following are Extracts from Alexander Robert and Alexander Nesbitt's Circular, of date 31st July, which has been handed to us by Messrs. Melville and Lambert of…
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Scotch.—The wool fairs in the north having gone off flat, has had its natural effect of reducing the price of laid Highland wool here, and also for the present of curtailing the demand. White Highland…
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THE public sales of colonial wool which commenced on the 3rd instant, continued until the 25th instant: the quantity brought forward consisted of—…
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The large sales of colonial wool, being the second and principal series of the new clip, which terminated this evening, have engaged the attention of the trade since 3rd instant…
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"The second series of Wool sales did not conclude so well as was generally expected. Some of the circulars issued by the trade speak of an average reduction in rates of from 7 1/6 to 10…
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THERE have been received during the week about 800 bales of the new clip, and large quantities are daily arriving from all parts. The late rains have damaged many of the loads, which…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →A Cattle-show Melody. Am—"The Yellow Horse." (1) I.
Mammas hawk their daughters, a peeping for beans, Where graziers for gain, hold their fat-cattle shows; And bean-knots and ribbons, on beauty and beast, Are beautiful signs of our quality's taste!…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Trice of Wool. (From the Port Phillip Herald, Nov. 24.)
THE following extract from the circular of Messrs. Daniel Hazard and Son, wool brokers, and bearing date the 25th July, gives more favorable accounts of the late…
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Cows—five milch cows were sold at this market, at 47s. to 65s. per head. CALVES—8s. to 16s. each. HORSES—A mixed lot of 23 head were sold at…
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Crawford—100, 650lbs., 55s.; Hill and Argent, purchasers. John Bray—42, 500lbs., 55s.; ditto ditto. Ryan—20, 7301bs., 50s.; Raper and Merrett ditto…
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MILCH COWS—Six cows were sold at this market, at 50s to 60s. each/ CALVER—12s. 6d. to 15s. each…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →No. 6. Oats, Potatoes, and Turnits. To the Farmers of Galloway
"Gentlemen.—In addressing you on this subject, I am fully aware that many of you are far better acquainted with it than I am, but if my experiments should be interesting to some of…
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The following statement, taken from the MORNING CHRONICLE, has been handed to us, by a gentleman largely engaged in pastoral pursuits for publication. We are also…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →(From the Times, August 28.) Parliamentary Intelligence House of Lords, Auguest 27. Failure of the Potato Crop in Ireland
The Earl of Roden, before their lordships journed for the recess, wished to address a words to the house on a subject deeply intering to the country and closely connected…
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MILCH Cows—10 milch cows were sold at this market during the week, at prices varying from 40s to 85s. per head. CALVRS—12s. to. 16s. each…
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The attention of our flockmasters is called to the following information, communicated to the SOUTH AUSTRALIAN REGISTER, upon the introduction into South Australia of diseased rams…
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