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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
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COMMERCIAL.
Yesterday's trade was of a commonplace distributing character and marked by general du[?]ess. The fact that it is "race week" was proffered by several merc[?]ants as a reason ...
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MILITARY.
On Monday last the Sydney Squadron of Lancors returned from a three days' staff ride in the v[?]cinlty of P[?]ttwater. The work was undertaken on a tactical scheme ...
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PROPERTY MARKET.
Messrs. Hardie and [?]o[?]nan, in conjunction with Richardson and Wrench, Limited, sold at auction yesterday the following city properties in the estate of the late Mr. George kiss:—Lot 1, Nos. 21[?] to 222 ...
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PREFERENCE WITH SOUTH AFRICA.
Looking at the latest preference proposals purely from an Australian po[?]rt of view, there is nothing to object to. In fact, the whole scheme is quite one-sided. All the ...
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FROZEN MEAT EXPORTS.
The exports of frozen mutton and lamb[?] from Sydney last week were 24,000 carcases to South Africa, 987[?] carcases to the United Kingdom and 607 carcases to Honolulu. The only ...
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MR. REID AND THE LABOUR CAUCUS.
Sir,—Mr. Reid, speaking at Dubbo in support of Mr. D. B. Acton, anti-socialist [?]a[?]didate for the Darling, again made reference to the caucus and its effects upon members of the ...
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GUNDAGAI LIGHT HORSE CAMP.
The Light Horse military camp broke up on Saturday. The operations were very successful, the men acquitting themselves splendidly. General Gordon was well satisfied with the ...
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LOAN CONVERSION PROPOSALS.
The experience of the South Australian Treasurer in connection with his loan conversion in London is not a particularly happy augury. He invited holders of £500,000 of ...
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ABSTRACT OF SALES BY AUCTION THIS DAY.
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LONDON WOOL MARKET.
There is a continuance of a steady trade in all sections of the textile woollen industries, some being very busy, with plenty of orders, whilst others would not object to new orders, to take the place of ...
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ANOTHER VIEW OF INSURANCE LEGISLATION.
"C.A.M." writes on the above subject:— Sir,—I dissent from your remarks on the quotation you give from the "Investors' Review" on above subject in Friday's "Herald." you consider that "no ...
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REGISTRATION OF BRANDS.
The Comptroller-General of Customs has issued the appended cireular relative to the registration of brands under the Commerce Act regulations. Forms of notification of ...
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LONDON MARKET CABLES.
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BRITISH SOAPS DEARER.
Owing to the high prices ruling fof tallow, Sydney soapmakers a month ago raised their quotations for soap £1 per ton. By yesterday's English mall we learn that three of the largest ...
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TO-DAY'S OFFERINGS.
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STOCK TRUCKIN[?]S.
For the sale of October 8 143 sheep vans and 114 cattle waggons, October 11, 31[?] sheep vans and 152 cattle waggons. ...
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STOCK AND STATION PRODUCE.
The Australian Morigage, Land, and Finance Company, Ltd., John Bridge and Co., Ltd., D[?]lgety and Co., Ltd., Coldsbrough, Mort, and Co, Ltd., Harrison, Jones, and Devlin. Ltd, Hill, Clark, and Co., ...
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LONDON WOOL SALES.
Dalgety and Co, Limited are in receipt of the following cable message from London under Tuesday's date:— "The market for good merino wools is somewhat firmer Any change in prices for coarse ...
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BREADSTUFFS.
Wheat met with no inquiry, and the general quotation was [?]ominally [?]s 2½ per bushed Darling Harbour, although some buyers refused to pay more than [?]s 2d. There was little offering from the country, however, ...
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GOVERNMENT TENDERS.
Last week tenders were accepted by the Department of Publie Works for the following works:— Bridge Works.—Construction of low level timber beam bridge over the Richmond River at Bailey'[?], on road ...
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INTERSTATE MARKETS.
Wheat was steady to-day at 3s 1½d to 3s 2d. Fair business was reported. Flour was dull at £7 to £7 15s.Bran and pollard sold at [?]d. There were inquiries from the East for almonds, but h stocks were ...
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SYDNEY WOOL SALES.
Sales were held yesterday at the Sydney Wool Exchange, Bridge-street, when the quantity catalogued totalled 23[?] bales, and the sales, including private transactions, amounted to 2700 bales, as under:— ...
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FAT STOCK MARKETS.
Messrs. Elder. Smith, and Co. report with regard to to-day's sales:— Cattle. —500 were offered mostly light weights, but including a fair number of good and prime; 190 from ...
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COST OF THE TELEPHONE SYSTEM.
When the toll telephone proposals were first made it was found impossible to get any information as to the cost of the system as a whole. This was owing to the post, telegraph. ...
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GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Tea.—Business waa slack, the only sale of any note being 150 packages [?]ans at [?] per 1b. A private cable announced a rise of [?] per lb in Assam teas. Fraser, Uther, and Co, limited, will offer at a[?]ion ...
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PRODUCE MARKETS.
A moderate turnover was reported in the produce markets of Sussex-street yesterday, and prices generally were firm. The maize market was rather quiet. Holders did ...
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FINANCIAL.
There is a likelihood of gold shipmens from Australia casing off for the next few months, dispite a continued demand, at tempting rates.has "Statist" received by yesterday's ...
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LOCAL WOOL SALES.
The weekly series of wool sales was continued at the Royal Exchange yesterday afternoon. when two catalogues, comprising 2359 bales, were submitted to a very large ...
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A harmless vegetable ingredient forming a pleasantly bitter digestive and thirst-q[?]e[?]ing drink. Its chief action is correcting the iner[?]ion and weakness of the stomach. and stimulating the appetite. It ...
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BANKERS AND THE CORDON DECISION.
London bankers, we learn by mall, are delighted that the bill for the Amendment of the Bills of Exchange Act has at last received the Royal assent.They can now work with ...
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LONDON FINANCIAL CABLES.
Australian Mortgage, Land, and Finance Company 4 per cent, debenture stocks, [?] lower at 101. Queensland Investment and Land Mortgage ...
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