Sheep and Wool Sydney Wool Sales. a Satisfactory Week
The Sydney sales during the week passed off very well in every way, the demand all round was good, and high values were obtained for all classes, the…
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Cattle
983 yarded, including a couple of drafts from Queensland. A large proportion of the supply were good quality useful weight bullocks, a number light and…
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The Government of New Zealand, by a gazette notice dated December 15, 1994, has issued amended regulations in connection with the prevention of the spread of blackleg, under the…
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LONDON, Thursday. -- The shipment of wheat by the Scottish Glens has been sold at 32s 10½d per quarter. Sales are also reported of 8000 quarters of South Australian wheat, loading,…
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LONDON, Wednesday Afternoon. -- The visible supply of wheat in the United States is 57,950,000 bushels, as compared with 58,838,000 bushels last week, and with 63,571,000 bushels for the…
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Auctions for the week were brought to a close yesterday, when catalogues covering 609 bales were offered—Messrs. John Bridge and Company, 4475 bales, and the Co-operative…
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LONDON, January 26, 6.40 p.m.—At the wool sales this evening there was a good demand for merinoes and fine crossbreds. Coarse cross-breds were ld below opening rates…
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The fleet of sailing vessels now in Sydney Harbour was increased to-day by the arrival of the barque Holywood from Capetown, with Captain Lundius in command…
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The barque Inverclyde sailed from Sydney this morning for Falmouth with 26,994 bags wheat…
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KIAMA, Thursday. -- The Kiama show was continued to-day. The weather was splendid, and there was a largo attendance. Sir Harry Rawson, accompanied by Captain Harrison Smith,…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Fat Stock Sales. Homebush YARDS—Thursday. SHEEP
About 22,507 sheep and lambs were penned at to-day [?] sales, from 92 consignors. The sheep mainly comprised medium and useful merino wethers, with a sprinkling of prime and odd pens of extra prime…
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LONDON, Wednesday. -- At to-day's London-Colonial wool sales a brisk market prevailed, particularly for merinos, which were very firm. LONDON, Thursday. -- At yesterday's sales the…
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A private cable to Sydney, dated London Thursday afternoon, states:—"Wheat market firm in London, with a better feeling." Another private cable indicates that the revolution in…
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At the wool sales to-day competition was brisk. Merinos were firm. Jan. 26. At the wool sales yesterday the…
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The market this week has again been characterised by good spirit, splendid competition, and firm prices, and excellent clearances have been effected. It…
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Several things have combined to make the market here uninteresting and devoid of business results. For the greater part of the week a dense fog has hung over the city both day and night, making it impossible…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Does Wheat-growing Pay? to the Editor
Sir, -- With reference to the estimated returns from wheat-growing, published in your paper; of the 10th inst., you invited opinions of other farmers. I would like to give you my results…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →The Governor on Butter. Scoundrels Who Ruin the Teade
"What is wanted," remarked the State Governor, in a speech at the Kiama Show on Thursday, "is legislation to prevent scoundrels from sending home bad butter, which ruins the…
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