Fiberal Advance Charge Added for Cash Sales
A fiberal advance in cash will be charged if required and any produce received for sale will incur an added charge.
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Newspaper
Adelaide Times
Location
Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
Date
Dec 24, 1850
Page
2
A fiberal advance in cash will be charged if required and any produce received for sale will incur an added charge.
The schooner Daphus of 60 tons from Rapid Bay reports a rough passage. The Fatale under Germ main arrives with commander Jean Port Lincoln. A barque named Cape Horn of 250 tons from Lanacenton 6th Dee and the Sacramento 447 tons from Leith arrive with passengers and cargo including 190 tons of copper ore and Patent pyper Company goods. Passengers listed include Miss Robinson and Mr Howe among others aboard Clipe Horn De Bunce and Courier with various families and several named men.
Market report lists a wide range of commodities including wheat and flour, beef, pork, dairy, vegetables, fruit, and livestock. Prices are given per unit or weight, with entries for potatoes cabbages turnips onions lettuce cucumbers and many fruits. Cattle and sheep prices noted, plus hay and straw values.
An 1850 notice from Exchange Colonnade Audelaude lists saleable mining shares with prices and buyers. Names include Princess Huyals Adelaides North Kapwalas and Mount Remarkalles with various offers and sellers noted across multiple mines and consols.
The Times surveys Mc Singhton the Auditor General famed as a calculating prodigy. It recounts his feats such as passing two months of colonial receipts into three through mystic methods, and details the Lipson embezzlement case where Mr Berry James Lipson faces scrutiny as Singleton demands his books.
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