London Wool Market
LONDON, April 10.-Messrs. Charles Balme and Co. and Messrs. Jacomh, Son, and Co. to-day offered a moderate catalogue pf 8300 bales. There was a good…
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The Wool Fleet
As mentioned yesterday by cables, the Skelmorlic, Trafalgar, Yallaroi, and Nestor put in an appearauce together at London, and the N[?]bo'at Antwerp, on April 8. To the ships named and despatched within seven days of each other are to…
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WINDSOR, Thursday.--A deputation, consisting of the Hon. W. Walker, M.L.C., Mr. F. Mortley, Mayor, and Messrs. Conlon, Piddington, and J. B. Johnston,…
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ALBURY. Wednesday.--The following are recent stock movements:--520 fat wethers and 36 fat bullocks, from Bangowannah Park to Melbourne, John Greeve owner: 2410 mixed…
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A genial rainfall on the 28th ultimo, that was almost general, has been fallowed by a spell of dry, warm weather, which has caused a great growth of vegetation. The pastures, as a whole, are in an almost perfect…
Continued on Trove, page 795 →Latest Pastoral News. (Continued From Page 23.) Weather, Stock Movements, Wool. Weather
For the past week the weather has been beautiful over all the colony, being a welcome change from the storms and floods of the previous weeks. The flood waters have now subsided in all the coastal rivers,…
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Owing to the Easter holidays and this being the off week for the local sales, there is nothing to report of any wool having been placed either privately or by auction. As fine weather has now set…
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Steaming food for dairy cows has become common is several states of America. This is nothing new as it was a common practice on Scotland forty years ago, but it has only lately been introduced in America…
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"We know one flook of tea pure-bred sheep which produced in one season twenty-three lambs, the proceeds of which, when sold, netted £6 for each ewe. The profits on the…
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A conference of delegates from the provincial agricultural associations, and others interested in agriculture, met at the rooms of the Royal. Society on April 3 for the purpose of discussing the…
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Mr. Geo. F. Berthond writes from Riverside, Corowa, as follows: For some years I have experiented with many varieties of wheat, colonial and imported, my object being to obtain some…
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The following are the recent stock movements: 520 fat wethers and 36 fat bullocks, from Bungowannah Park to Melbourne, John Grieve owner; 2410 mixed sheep, from other districts to Albury market, various…
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Goldsbrough, Mort and Co. have received the following cablegram dated London 10th instant: Sales opened this day with good attendance of home and foreign buyers…
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It being the off week, no sales have been held since our last report. Receipts of wool into the stores have been very limited with the exception of a large line of Haigh in diamond scoured wool, which, it is…
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As arranged, Alderman H. M. Hyde, Leichhardt, attended at the Treasury on Thursday last, to confer with Mr. Kenway, the officer-in-charge at the Abattoirs, on…
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As arranged, Alderman H. M. Hyde, of Leichhardt, attended at the Treasury on Thursday last to confer with Mr. Kenway, the officer ia charge at the abattoirs, on the best means for…
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LONDON, Friday.--The wool sales opened to-day with a quiet demand. Good merino showed a drop of 5 per cent, and faulty of 7½ per cent, on late rates. Fine crossbred…
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A worthy pastoralist, who stood in the front Tank of cattle breeders in this colony about 30 years ago, was as famous for his quaint sayings as for his show stock. His advice to his sons, who,…
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The wool sales opened to-day with a quiet demand. Good merino showed a drop of 5 per cent., and faulty 7½ per cent, on late rates. Fine crossbred remains unchanged,…
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