Agriculture in England The Farmers' Conference
THE organising committee of the National Agricultural Conference (England) met on November 29 at Norfolk House. The committee determined upon the following…
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Condition of the Crops
Sr. MARYS, Monday.--Local crops are benefiting by the warm weather. Vignerons skill anticipate fair yields, and fruit-growers are very much dissatisfied…
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London, Monday.--Sir Julius Vogel, in the course of a letter to the press, says he welcomes the decision of the New Zealand Government with regard to the…
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LONDON, January 9.-A portion of the Australian butter brought br the Oroya has been sold at 112b to 114s per cwt. The prospects of further large arrivals…
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The New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company, Limited, has received the following message, dated 10th instant, from its London office:-Wheat: Stocks are heavy, and the market…
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DUNGOG, Tuesday.--The corn crops look well, and there is every prospect of a bountiful season, although blue mould is affecting the tobacco crop…
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LONDON, Tuesday Night.--Colonial butter, factory made, best quality, 114s per cwt,; dairy made, best quality, 107s per cwt…
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LONDON, January 10.-The quantity of wheat and flour afloat to the United Kingdom is now estimated at 2,688,000 quarters. The quantity afloat to the Continent…
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Nail and Co.'s stock report:—2000 fat ewes, from Youie station to Homebush, via Rylestone, W. G. Taylor owner, G. Whitehead in charge; 2000 wethers, from Emily station to Homebush, via…
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LONDON, January 11.-By the burning of some large wool stores [?] Boston 5,500,0001b of wool has been destroyed. The total damage amounts to £300,000…
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SINCE the commencement of the present financial year of the railways, viz., July 1 last, 538,000 bales of wool have been received at the terminal stations at Darling…
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The half-yearly meeting of this association was held on Tuesday evening last in North Botany Town Hall, Mr. J. H. Hughes in the chair. Officers were elected for the…
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LONDON, Tuesday Night.--A disastrous fire occurred in Boston, United States, last night, by which the wool warehouse of Messrs. Steeht Brothers was completely…
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By the burning of some large wool stores in Boston, 5,500,0001b. of wool has been destroyed. The total damage amounts to £300,000. Half the loss falls…
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Two farmers named Mr. Thos. Kent and Mr. Peacock, both residing at Perth, lost by fire four and two stacks of hay respectively. The fire originated from a spark from the…
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LONDON, Thursday.--Cargoes of off-coast Australian (December) wheat are quoted at from 32s to 33s per quarter…
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MELBOURNE, Thursday. -- Theo R.M.S. Ballarat, which leaves for London on Saturday, will take a consignment of 550 tons of Victorian butter, which, at 1s per lb., will…
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Five hundred and fifty tons of butter will be exported on Saturday next by the Ballaarat. Three thousand tons have been exported by Victoria up to date…
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The returns of wool carried by railway to Darling Harbor, Morpeth and Newcastle for the period from July 1 to January 10 of 1892-93, as compared with the corresponding…
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A family named Hemley, consisting of the husband, wife and four children, residing at Bolangum, have been poisoned by eating tinned sheep tongues, and are in a…
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