Adelaide Wheat Markets And Butter Prices In Turbulent Trade
A crowded Adelaide market page documents wheat offerings and dairy prices with a focus on railway stations and commodity movements. It notes high demand for Australian and imported flour, with Manitoba and Canadian grains referenced, while Butter and other dairy products show fluctuating prices and transport routes. The report highlights the substantial activity in Melbourne and Sydney markets, the role of imports, and price signals shaping local trading behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney Roller
Kew
Sydney Reidee
Crowbeat
Sraail
Satan Hay
Adelaide
Bembel
Pollard
Lucerne Harter
Ieee
Prom
Nsw
Rivera Snowy
Vietoria
Millett
Sauter River
India
Ceylon
Isis
Oydney-Raberbam
Einai Ua
Duck Ea
Mbar
Idan Wiedraf
Ache
Bane
Meuse
Tad Forumer
Wool sales report from Royal Exchange auctions
Sydney wool sales cover S021 bales offered yesterday by New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency and Winchcombe Carson. Market reports show good competition for well grown wools, with slack demand for very faulty skirting and short staple wool. Highest greasy prices reached 1244 for Kinross from Germany. Winchcombe Carson noted strong demand for shafty and Anachapiea wools but weaker for second pieces and fine lots, with Cuppercumbaong high at 144. They described market as steady for good wools, softer for short staples, with limited demand for America and a cautious near term outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Exchange
Rome
New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company
Winchcombe, Carsod, and Company
New Zealand Loan Company
Kinross
Carson
Ami Company
Winchcumbs, Carson, and Company, Limited
Yorkshire
America
Khasira
Bytwin Vale
Basin Chest
Burnimest
New England
Actor's Folly At Central Peel Courthouse
A young actor charged at the Central Peel Courthouse with drunkenness claimed he came from Vancouver and aimed for New Zealand. The magistrate warned more serious action if irregularities continued while police investigated the Market Street assault case and the Capital Randry Fund proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pelee Courthie
Druckennem
Sir Payten
Vancouver
Cosler
Tau
The Trade of the State Summary December 1907
The statistical bulletin notes December imports at 3,738,429 pounds, a yearly peak, with overseas imports at 20,037,351 and a yearly total trade surpassing 65 million pounds. Exports for December reach 23,523,708, down from last year, while yearly exports total 22,964,125 with gains in horses, butter, timber and tin. Rail earnings rose 62,720 and wheat harvest projected at 8,686,500 bushels from 1,399,090 acres, the smallest since 1897 due to drought and other factors. Gold yield December 29.18 ounces, value 105,12 pounds, down from 1906. Weather and rainfall varied, with December temperatures below average in many regions. New settlers and land area figures are provided for residential settlement plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maken
Awmst
Tas
Farmmore
T In
Hare
Bar Silver Quoted As London Trade Updates
London trading notes show bar silver at 2x Ud per ounce. NSW agriculture receives Queensland reports of codlin moth affecting 8 arriving cases, with condemnation and necessary action to limit spread. A proposed railway from Albion Park via Robertson would unite the state railway system benefiting the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Albion Park
Robertson
Aystem
New South Wales Department of Agriculture
Queensland Department of Agriculture
Headaches and their hidden feminine causes
The piece links headaches to underlying conditions such as indigestion biliousness and constipation, emphasizing the female predominance and the idea that poisons in the blood from poor digestion cause general ill health and recurring headaches. It includes testimonials praising Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills as a remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Manes
Bartley-strest
Roselle
Sydney
Dr. Blorge
Batlee
Institution of Surveyors Meeting in Sydney Discusses Botany and Surveying
At the Royal Society House in Sydney the Institution of Surveyors held a meeting led by President RH Cambage. He noted a flourishing surveying scene in New South Wales and urged surveyors to engage with natural sciences like geology or botany. Botanical specimens were exhibited, some loaned by J H Maigen of the Antonic Gardens, collected at Kurnell. Officers re-elected included Cambage as president and Harrison as honorary secretary. In other items, Mary Parrott, 26, was fined £5 at Newtown for stealing items valued at 20s. Council actions included cooperation with Paddington on protesting state printing reforms and a letter from Paddington being merely received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Institution of Surveyors
Royal Society
Rouse
Rileabeth-street
Sydney
RH Cumbage
New South Wales
J. H. Maigen
Antonic Gardens
Kurnell
Grarn Ao
RH. Cambage
WLS
Meade
SR Dabble
AL F. Fialloran
J. A. Harrison
Tredaurer
FP. L. Alcander
Surveyor
Mesars
Thomas Kennedy
Ascor
E. Hall
Business Mandert
Thomas M'Tomnoneh
Newtown
Mary Parrott
Reuben Ward
JL Peters Council
Paddington Conarit
North Bodner Counril
Paddington
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Mt Cole Crar
Somme
Asia
Shane
Adelaide Pariten
Trent
Commonwealth's
Sayviead
Romey
A. Avene News
Teporken
Soiwe Muinains
Lowe
Africa
New Bain
SA Philee Samuars
Siewcastle
Aller
Willian
Lnekard
Troy
Oath
HM Mabs
Eliza Mumbaws
Waza
Bancroft
de Sele
Altos
Chathory Square
Garrett
Plas Brothans
Tyurtaee
Pisinener
Wale Ie Tan Corowa
Sas
Mall Brie
Mudgee
Peta En
Uae
Magis
Isin Sard
Anata
Victoria
N.gw
Sydney Cricket Ground
Tarrant
Stroken
Cadema
Sneney Bechafow
Aluscevy Grakee
Ziainam—tiewen
Ter Peening
Rem Tasmania
Beto
Garter
Prine Jjapa
Barta
Walaay
Anaucgee
Ravel Dyamees
ERA
Alor
Alo
Cnn
Fisher and CO
George-nirvet
Tucker and CO
Sydnet
Oes
Sydney Wool Sales
Meapital
Ratandry Fund
Mise A. Barly
Clare Streat Wallanis
Morse
Dr.morses
Sara
Dutian
Willy
Bowes
Chile
Rimilia -Leeauonty
Winderstop
PeRusoia
Miri
Komerhinu Fort
Jasco
A. B. Co
Pastor
Pitt-Street
Dickens
Wbick
Hin
Gramma
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