The Maize Crop. Inverell
The season here is unsurpassed. Farmers expect to gather the largest maize crop they ever grew. Large quantities of old corn are being daily sent to Sydney and New…
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Pastoral Products
The following quantities of wool were manifested yesterday:--By rail, 549 bales; coastwise 849; received at Newcastle on Wednesday, 144…
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Yesterday a deputation representing the Pastoral Finance Association, Limited (Messrs. J. H. Geddes and Co.), interviewed the Mayor of Sydney, and pointed out what…
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J. H. Geddes and Company (the Pastoral Finance Association, Limited) report—At our seventeenth sale on Thursday we offered 1000 bales, and sold 1093 bales, by auction and privately. Competition was…
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Messrs. Goldsbrough, Mort and Co., Limited, have received the following cable from their London office, dated January 24:-- "The third series of sales have been…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Australian Butter. The Victorian Market
Referring to the position of Victorian butter on the London market, the correspondent of the ARGUS, writing on December 15, says:-- "A feature, disastrous for…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Tuberculosis in Cattle. Nowra
The carcase of a cow which has been attacked with tuberculosis was seized by the police in a butcher's shop in town, and ordered by the Bench to-day to be destroyed. Dr. Brereton. Government Medical…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The London Wool Sales
LONDON, Thursday.--At the London wool sales yesterday stout combing was a shade dearer in price, and other classes were steady. The bidding was spirited…
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During the week the bulk of the business in the produce market has been transacted at the Redfern yards, where it seems to have of late settled. Each morning this…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Victorian Butter Export. (By Our Special Commissioner.) Euroa and the Testing System
As far as the mere manufacture of butter goes, the Euroa Factory does not differ materially from other establishments of a similar kind, except that the appliances for refrigerating are unusually…
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THE GROCER in a paragraph says that an interesting experiment is about to be started in Leeds. It is that of introducing Australian butter in rivalry with Danish, Cumberland, and…
Continued on Trove, page 25 →Weather, Pastoral, &c
This colony would now be much benefited by a good strong general rainfall. Many of the districts are very dry. Even the South coast has commenced to turn brown. The County Cumberland and…
Continued on Trove, page 165 →Blown Cattle
A HOMEOPATHIC doctor whose authority is vouched for (says the Auckland WEEKLY TIMES) has been become ending a very simple cure for cattle that happen to be blown. He pours from…
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The shrinkage observed in the contents of the catalogues submitted by the selling brokers to auction during the week is surely indicative of the approaching close of the season. The selection of wools offered…
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BOWRAL, Saturday.—The Robertson Park and Wingecarribee butter factories have exported the first lot of New South Wales butter direct from the factory. The consignment consisted of…
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BOWRAL, Friday. --The first lot of New South Wales butter exported direct from the factory has been forwarded to Sydney from the Robertson Park and Wingeearribee…
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LONDON, January 25.—The consignment of South Australian butter brought by the Oroya sold at from 100s to 104s. Danish butter is unchanged in price…
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Mr. J. Russell, butter grader to the New South "Wales Dairy Farmers' Export Association, reports for the week ended January 22: "The dryness of the weather and the scarcity of succulent food…
Continued on Trove, page 46 →Our Butter in London
MESSRS, Kearleyland Tonge, under date London, 13th December, report:— In view of the larger arrivals of colonial, prices are somewhat easier. French sorts having advanced about 2s…
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