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MERCANTILE AND MONEY ARTICLE.
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PRODUCE CIRCULARS. [MORT AND CO]
WOOL.—Our yesterday's sale was characterised by a greater desire on the part of buyers to operate, and some of the lots passed at the last week's sale were placed at an advance on the prices then offered. On the whole however the effect of the news of the ...
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LIVERPOOL AND LONDON FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
REPORT of the directors of the Liverpool and London Fire and Life Insurance Company, to be twenty-seventh annual general meeting of the proprietors, to be held pursuant to the provisions of the deed of settlement, on the 26th day of ...
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CHANGING NAMES. To the Editor of the Herald.
SIR,—Some time ago a good deal of fun was enjoyed at the expense of Mr. Parkes, who accounted for his want of success as an emigration agent by laying the blame on the unlucky name our colony bears. The ...
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FRESBYTERIAN UNION.
SIR,—Having been asked, as a clerk of the "Committee on Union of the Synod of Australia," within the last few days, by several persons interested in the cause of Union, in what state the negotiations are, and what are the difficulties ...
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[O. B. EBSWORTH.]
WOOL.—At auction to-day the fall noticed last week was fully established, and even at the reduction there is want of animation. All descriptions have participated in the decline, and some of the extreme Northern clips in the grease are noticed to be ...
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HORSE MARKET.
Messrs. Burt report little variation in the horse market—good conditioned broken in horses sell readily, and well upstanding colts are also in demand. With middling and inferior stock the market is overstocked; and, considering the immense number of ...
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To the Editor of the Herald.
SIR,—I herewith enclose you a few extracts from a private letter of an eye-witness of the scenes of 7th and 10th March. If you should deem them worthy of insertion in either the Herald or Mail, they are at your service; and if not, you ...
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THE BUTCHERS AND THEIR SUNDAY.
SIR,—Having perused the Dean's letter of the 20th instant, published in your issue of to-day, will you permit me to offer a few remarks thereon. I conceive the butchers of Sydney [?] placed in a very [?] ...
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SYDNEY MARKETS.—FRIDAY.
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FORBES, LACHLAN.
B. and Co. wish it to be understood that the following prices are strictly wholesale, and represent a figure at which tons of goods, or dray loads of produce, could be readily disposed of. Flour £34 per ton, potatoes 8s per cwt., bacon (scarce) £4 4s ...
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To the Editor of the Herald.
SIR,—In reference to your notice of the new Prince of Wales Theatre you do not state whether there has been any mode adopted of testing the strength of the various parts of the building intended for the audience, which, "on ...
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GOULBURN MARKETS.
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THE NATIONAL ANTHEM.
SIR,—From the announcements put forth by the lessee of the Prince of Wales' Theatre, I see that it is intended to close the first sight's performance by repeating the National Anthem. ...
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BONDED STOCKS.
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