Agricultural and Pastoral
SINGLETON, Wednesday.-The wheat crop in this district this year is pretty well all gathered. The yield is estimated at 10,000 bags. The crop turned out better than last year. The showers…
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Wheat Statistics
LONDON, January 22.-The quantity of wheat and flour afloat for the United Kingdom is estimated at 2,745,000 quarters, or 105,000 quarters more than last week; and for the Continent at…
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The whole of the buying and selling sections of the wool trade met at the Wool Exchange, Macquarie-place, at the usual hour yesterday, when Mr. Henry Austin, on…
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LONDON, January 22.-At Mark Lane yesterday wheat was 6d per quarter lower for the week…
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LONDON, January 23.-At the wool sales yesterday faulties showed a 5 par cent. decline Good wools were very firm. Crossbreds had an upward tendency. The following prices were…
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At a meeting of the selling brokers held yesterday it was decided that no further sales of wool should be held this week, in consequence of the death of the Queen. The brokers who would have sold…
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Harrison, Jones, and Devlin's cable, London, January 2: "Market weak, especially for scoured faulty wool."…
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At a meeting of the selling brokers held yesterday it was decided that no further sales of wool should be held this week, in consequence of the death of the Queen. The brokers who would have sold to-day, viz., Messrs. J. C…
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Messrs. Elder, Smith, and Co. report:—Cattle: 640 forward, bulk of good [?] and moderate weights: 20 from Wileannnia district, 80 from Victoria, 90 from north of this colony, 160 from the south-east, remainder local…
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The whole of the buying and selling sections of the wool trade met at the Wool Exchange, Macquarie Place, at the usual hour yesterday, when Mr. Henry Austin, on behalf of the…
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At the wool sales yesterday faulties showed a 5 per cent. decline. Good wools were very firm. Crossbreds had an upward tendency…
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Sir,--At the Instance of the Northerns branches of the Farmers and Settlers Association, a deputation from the Executive Council waited upon the Railway Commissioners…
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[?]the Wool Exchange, Mnequarie-place, 6 at the usual hour yesterday, when Mr. Henry Austin, t Ion behalf of the selling brokers, announced that owing…
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The following prides were realised for the undermentioned clips at the sales yesterday: --Tarella, 6[?]d; Acland, 6 34d; Goonoo, 10¼d; Tambo, Leichhardt, 17d; Cawarra, 17[?]d;…
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Sir,-The public mar not generally know that the Railway Commissioners are now insisting on the removal of all wheat from Darling Harbor within ten hours of its arrival, and are thereby…
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At the London wool sales to-day faulty samples showed a decline of 5 per cent. Good wools remain very firm, and crossbreds showed an upward tendency…
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Sir,--The public may not generally know that the Railway Commissioners are now insisting on the removal of all wheat from Darling Harbour within ten hours of its arrival…
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Large and apparently endless as the supply of unskilled labour in New South Wales is, it cannot be urged against the existing Government that anything has been left untried as…
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COONAMBLE, Wednesday.--The Chief Inspector of the Stock Department (Mr. Bruce) attended, a conference of delegates front Dubbo, Cannonbar Pilliga, Browarrina, Walgett, Narrabri, and…
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BUSHGROVE, Wednesday.--Last month the Brushgrove Dairy Company treated 18,220 gallons of milk[?]…
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