Agricultural and Pastoral. Weather, Stock and Crops
DENILIQUIN, Saturday.--The weather is delightful; the roads are in a terrible state, and the coaches are very often as much as eight and nine hours behind time…
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The Wheat Market
LONDON, Saturday Night.--Three cargoes of Australian wheat, on passage, have been sold at from 44a 9d to 45s per quarter. Wheat is now regarded to hare reached Its maximum price. French buyers are speculating largely in view of the failure of their crops…
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Three cargoes of Australian wheat have been sold, on passage, by the London agents, at 44s. 9d. to 45s. per quarter. Prices for wheat in the London market are now…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Pastoral Intelligence. [By Telegraph.] (From Our Correspondents.) Wiseman's Ferry
The stock crossiners to-day from the Hunter district for Camperdown were 38 mixed horses, owners Messrs. Bouffier and Stevenson. GOO[?] SATURDAY…
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NEWCASTLE, Saturday.—The farm and dairy produce sales at Newcastle are being considerably affected by the Governor's proposed visit. At Friday's sale turkeys ran up to 20s per pair…
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TAMWORTH, Saturday.—A meeting was held yesterday afternoon in connection with a movement for the establishment of a model farm here. Mr. David Williamson Irving, P.M.,…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Agricultural and Pastoral. Weather, Stock and Crops
CROOKWELL, Monday.--The weather lately has been fine, though very cold. Severe frosts, however, are not yet general, consequently grass is not scare and stock generally look well…
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LONDON, April 27.—The average price of English wheat in the country markets is 40s 1d per quarter…
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Sir,—In your issue of the 28th ultimo I noticed a letter on the above subject from the pen of Mr. W. Ellard, and with him am pleased that some definite action is to be taken with the view of…
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The Minister for Lands yesterday received a deputation from the municipal council of Goulburn, who asked that a block of land dedicated to the borough in 1883 for quarrying…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Shearers' Strike. Goods Station Burned Down. a Quantity of Wool Destroyed. BRISBANE
The Colonial Secretary has received a telegram from the police officer at Amby stating that the railway goods shed, in which were stored 16 bales and one truck of wool…
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AUCKLAND, Monday.--Joseph Greenwood, a farmer, residing at Mount Roskill, to-day committed suicide by blowing out his brains in the presence of his littie boy. Mr. Greenwood was…
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LONDON, April 27,—Wheat is selling 6d cheaper. The consignments of Australian wheat, ex Rockhurst, from Melbourne, March 31, and Loch Etive, from Melbourne,…
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The Australian Mortgage, Land and Finance Company, Limited, has received the following cable from Messrs. Helmuth, Schwartze and Co., London, dated 27th inst.: - "The third series…
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LONDON, April 27.—The April series of wool sales closed to day. The third series will open on June 9, and the catalogue will be limited to 400,000 bales. The…
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BRISBANE, Tuesday.--A telegram has been received from Mr. John Webber, of Kyabra station, on the western side of Adavale, stating that three teams which left the station a month…
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APPENDED we publish the Exports of Wool for the six months ending 31st December, 1890, and hope they will be found of interest to our many friends in the shipping and mercantile community. The…
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It is notified that the third series of colonial wool sales will begin on June 9, with a limit of 400,000 bales. The fourth series will begin on September 8, and the…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Germanton Agricultural and Pastoral Society. [By Telegraph.] (From Our Correspondent.) Germanton
A meeting of the committee of the Agricultural and Pastoral Society was held at the Sohool of Arts to-day. Mr. Wm. Purtell, J.P., was chairman. Mr. G. V. Rabu, secretary, read a letter from the Woolbrokers'…
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