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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
The bulk of the business effected on yesterday was again at unailtered rates. City Bank of Sydney (old) improved 6d. no other charges occurring where actual busness was ...
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THE PRICE OF GAS.
Attention is being directed in Melbourne to the disparity between the price charged for gas in that city and that charged in some of the leading cities in the United Kingdom. ...
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CITY YARDS.
Messrs. William Inglis and Son's live stock report:— Mileh cows: Abouts 80 yards, chiefly medium to good, with a few nice cows and heifers. There was a fair attendance of buyers, still competition was dull, and ...
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AUSTRALASIAN WOOL EXPORTS.
The exports of wool from Australasian ports from the opening of the season show a decrease of 74,363 bales. From this State alone the decrease has been 57,444 bales, due entirely ...
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COMMERCIAL.
Distributing trade was brisk in several sections yesterday, and inclined to dullness in others. Business between merchants was practically nil. The wheat market was steady, ...
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GEELONG WOOL SALES.
Dalgety and Co., Limited, report:—The Geelong wool brokers held their third sale to-day, when catalogues aggregating 8266 bales were submitted, being 734 bales less than the regulation quantity, viz., 9000 bales ...
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PROPERTY SALES.
Messrs. Hardie and German held a sale of Scotland Island, Pittwater (in subdivision), on the Island on Saturday afternoon last. Several blocks were sold at from 20s to 25s per foot on the water frontages. ...
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GOVERNMENT SAVINGS BANK AMALGAMATION.
The chief provisions of the Government Savings Bank Bill just introduced into the State Parliament are here summarised. The bill provides for the appointment of three ...
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"A MONSTROUS IMPOST."
Early last month the millers' committee met, and passed a resolution to the effect that 2d per bag. or equal to nearly ½d per bushel, be deducted on purchases of new season's ...
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AMUSEMENTS.
Miss Minnie Hooper (Mrs. Ernest Rose), a well known ballet mistress, whose latest efforts were of service to the spectacular side of "The Emperor" at the Palace Theatre this week, gave a concert, ...
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STOCK AND STATION PRODUCE.
The Australian Mortgage, Land, and Finance Company, Limited, John Bridge and Co., Limited, Dalgety and Co., Limited, Goldsbrough, Mort, and Co., Limited, Harrison, Jones, and Devlin, Limited, Hill, Clark, and ...
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LONDON MARKET CABLES.
Bar silver is quoted to-day 2s 8 15-16d per ounce standard, a fall of 1-16d since Tuesday. METALS. Closing quotations were:— ...
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THE SOAP "COMBINE."
London flies received yesterday show that great secrecy was being maintained early in October regarding the working arrangement then in process of completion among certain ...
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LECTURES ON TASMANIA.
At the Railway Institute on Tuesday night, Mr. R. S. Bruce, lecturer for the Tasmanian Government, delivered an interesting lecture on Tasmania, its capabilties, and its charms as a tourists' resort. The ...
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HORSE MARKET.
Messrs. Wm. Inglis and Son report for the week ended Thursday.—This market has been fairly well supplied during the week those forward being chiefly heavy and medium draughts, useful van and ...
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AUSTRALIAN TALLOW IN LONDON.
At Wednesday's auctions at the Baltie Rooms our London cable reported that 1643 casks of tallow were offered, and only 46 were sold, buyers refusing to bid. Prices were unchanged. The following ...
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SYDNEY HOSPITAL CONCERT.
The Hospital Amusement Association's concert to the inmates of the Sydney Hospital, organised by Mrs. Alfred Neale, took place on the 14th, when, in spits of the stormy weather, sufficient helpers came from ...
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SYDNEY WOOL SALES.
Sale were held yesterday at the Sydney Wool Eschance, Bridge-street, when the quantity catalogued totalled 8125 bales, and the sales including private transactions, amounted to 8045 bales, as under:— ...
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OCEAN EXCURSION.
The Newcastle and Hunter River S.S. Company, [?] vary the usual trip to the Hawkesbury, has decided to run a trip "out of sight of land" to-morrow afternoon. This will be an interesting experienece for those ...
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BREADSTUFFS.
A line of several thousand bags old wheat was placed yesterday at 3s Old per bushel, Darling Harbour. There were good offerings of wheat from the country at 3s 1d. Small lots of new grain were purchased for ...
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INTERSTATE MARKETS.
Old wheat to-day was rather sluggish at 3s 1d ex store, with moderate sales, and 3s 1¼d and 3s 1½d delivered. 500 bags sold to arrive mill siding at 3s 1½d, and new wheat, forward delivery, at 2s 10d to 2s 11d. ...
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TRADES AND LABOUR.
The weekly meeting of the Sydney Labours Council was held last evening, presided over by Mr. E. J. Kavanagh (president). There was a large attendance. ...
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MELBOURNE FRUIT MARKETS.
In the Queen Victoria market to-day almonds sold at 4d to 5d lb; apples, 4s to 10s case; cherries, 2d to 4d lb; green gooseberries, 1d to 2½d; oranges, 4s 6d to 10s 6d case; lemeas, 5s to 9s; loquats, 1½d to 2d ...
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COLONIAL MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE.
The annual meeting of the Colonial Mutual Fire Insurance Company, Limited, was held to-day. The report, which was adopted, showed that the premium income for the year ...
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ABSTRACT OF SALES BY AUCTION THIS DAY.
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PRODUCE MARKETS.
A quiet morning was passed in the produce markets of Sussex-street, and but little change in late quotations was evidenced. Buyers, as is invariably the case on Thursday morning, were hanging off for to-day's ...
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GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Tea.—Sales comprised 100 packages Indians and Ceylons up to 16d, 50 Ceylons at 7¼d 9½d, 80 Indians at 9¼d, and 150 Ceylons up to 9½d per 1b. Improved Demand for Indian Teas.—The Calcutta ...
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LONDON WOOL SALES.
The week's final sales were held at the Royal Exchange yesterday afternoon, when two large catalogues, totalling 8125 bales, were submitted. Buyers were in usual ...
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INTERSTATE EXCHANGES.
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STOCK TRUCKINGS.
For the sale of November 19, 205 sheep van and 97 cattle waggons; November 22, 552 sheep vans and 150 cattle waggons. ...
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HOMEBUSH STOCK MAKEET.
About 27,000 sheep and 16,000 lambs were penned at to-day's sales from 146 consignors, the actual total pennings being 43,116 head. The consignments were chiefly in lots of 100 to 500 head, but included ...
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NOTES AND COMMENTS.
Commonwealth gold exports up to date this year aggregate the value of £14,283,000 an Increase of £6,561,000 over these of last year for the corresponding period. ...
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FINANCIAL.
The Customs Department gives the value of Imports into the State during October as £2,950,631, of which £403,910 consisted of gold and the balance merchandise. The ...
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