The Wheat Supply
London, January 20.—According to Bradstreet's, the visible supply of American wheat is about 67,500,000 bushels…
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The Wheat Harvest
Mr. Coghlan, the Government Statistician, has supplied to the Colonial Secretary a report on the past wheat harvest. Mr. Coghlan says:—Generally speaking, the results of the present season's wheat…
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The Australian Pastoral Company, Limited, has decided to pass a dividend for the past half-year, and has placed £41,000 to the reserve fund…
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MELBOURNE, Thursday. -- The final shipment of this season's butter under the auspices of the Agricultural Department will be made on February 20, and on the following…
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Mr. Alex. Bruce, the Chief Inspector of Stock, being auxions to obtain reliable information concerning the best breed of English sheep to use with merine ewes for raising crosabreds for freezing and export, keeping…
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The Government Statistician, Mr. Coghlan, has forwarded us the following statement of the probable results of the season 1891-92: Estimated area harvested for grain, 314,265a; yield of grain,…
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The following is a statement of the probable results of the season 1891-2, compiled by the Government Statistician, Mr. Coghlan, from returns specially obtained by…
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With the southerly change that took place during the night of the 15th, a further rainfall has occurred. The reports from the Observatory show that 72 points of rain fell during Saturday and up to 9 a.m. on Sunday…
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LONDON, January 21.—A portion of the factory Gutter brought by the Arcadia realised 120s, choice reaching 124s per cwt. Dairy-made fetched 105s…
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GUNNEDAH, Friday.--The weather has turned hot again, 103deg. being registered in the shade to-day. JERILDERIE, Friday.--The weather is very hot and hot winds are prevalent. Rain is badly needed…
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THE National ADVOCATE (Bathurst) says:— "An area of 700 acres of land, with a full crop of wheat thereon, is truly 'something like a crop,' and with such an available quantity of land as there…
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The report of Mr. COGHLAN, the Government Statistician, gives the wheat crop for the last harvest at 3,960,000 bushels, leaving 3,850,000 to 4,000,000…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Wool Trade
Large catalogues of wool have again been placed on the market during the must week, and although the quantites involved have been somewhat less than was the case in the first and second weeks of the…
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LONDON, January 22.—Consignees fear that many Wool ships from Australia have been detained by head winds, and that they will miss the market…
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A meeting was held at Windsor for the purpose of deciding as to the advisability of establishing a butter factory. Mr. J. B. Johnston was voted to the chair, and about 50 business people and farmers were…
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Australian factory batter is realising 120s. per cwt. in the London market; prime dairy sorts are selling at 106s. per cwt. The supply on hand is fully equal to the demand…
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Last night the the Tyser line chartered steamer Indra completed her loading of wool for Antwerp with the largest wool cargo that ever left Australia in one bottom. The Indra finished with 15,275 bales, the whole of the dumping…
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LONDON, January 22.—Mr. W. M. Springer, Chairman of the Committee of Ways and Means in the American House of Representatives, has introduced a bill…
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LONDON, January 21.—The Antwerp wool sales opened weak, at 10 centimes decline compared with the previous sale…
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