American Wheat
LONDON, Wednesday Evening.—The visible supply of American wheat, according to "Bradstreet's" is 75,781,000 bushels…
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Wool Sales
Wool sales were held on Tuesday at the Sydney Wool Exchange, Bridge-street, when the quantity catalogued to tailed 8476 bales, and the sales, including private transactions…
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Should the Department of Agriculture definitely decide to take, over the Berry Butter Factory it should be a step to the general benefit of the dairying industry. Under…
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Before the South African war the sheep industry was of little consequence as far as any serious competition with Australia was concerned, but since the war it would appear…
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MELBOURNE, Wednesday.--An active wool market has been experienced during the week at full last week's rulings. Generally speaking the offerings foreshadow the closing of the season proper, as although they have…
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The New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company, Ltd., report:—We submitted a catalogue of some 29[?]0 bales, comprising a good selection, quite equal to last week's offering. All sections of buyers operated very…
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The wool sales to-day were more animated. American biddings were brisk for crossbreds and best merinos. Feb. 3…
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Auctions were continued during the week when competition was keen and general, and all the best features of last week's sales were strongly in evidence. The market was…
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The French barque General de Sonis, which arrived here in ballast from Port Townsend on January 11, has completed loading a full cargo of 33,021 bags of wheat on behalf of Messrs. James Bell and Co., for…
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Winchcombe, Carson, and Company, Limited, report:—The market shows a better tone, and prices at Wednesday's sale were fully equal to the best rates of the week. In most instances…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Commercial. Dollar Wheat in Sight. Advance in Adelaide. London Buying Cargoes
The strength of Mark-lane is emphasised by the cabled sales of no fewer than nine Australian, wheat cargoes on one day in London, establishing a record. A feature of the London buying is the bidding up for…
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The Minister of Agriculture (Mr. J. Perry) has received a report from the Government Entomologist (Mr. W. W. Froggatt), stating that, accompanied by the district inspectors, he…
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LONDON, Wednesday Evening.—The co-operative farming scheme initiated at Witham, Essex, by Lord Rayleigh, yielded the laborers 4 per cent. on their investment…
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Mr. George Frews, farmer, whose house is on the hill overlooking the locality of the wreck, has given the following narrative:— At about 4.30 on Sunday afternoon I was…
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PEAK HILL.—The following gentlemen were elected the now committee for the Peak Hill P., A., and H. Association:—Messrs. A. Haynes, W. A. Lampe, R. Newbigging, J. L. Whitmill,…
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It is announced that Lord Rayleigh's cooperative farming scheme in Essex has yielded the laborers employed in connection with it 1 per cent, on the investment…
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ALBURY, Wednesday.--The Land Board concluded its sitting this morning. The following applications in the Walla Walla settlement purchase areas were confirmed;--Farm 60,…
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ADELAIDE, Wednesday.--Mr. Gottlie Herman Preuss, the farmer who first convoyed the news of the distress of the foundered steamer Clan Ronald to the Harbormaster at Edithburg, has…
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1,201 were yarded, consisting principally of medium quality bullocks and steers, with occasional lots of prime, a proportion of plain and young sorts, and a fair number…
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973 were yarded, consisting principally of medium weight bullocks and steers, with a large proportion of young light sorts, and odd yards of prime. Cows were plentiful…
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