THE OATS MARKETS
x i!_z: I By Telewnph-Press Aieoclatlnn. Christchurch, November 19. The export of oats-continues- steadily, several substantial consignments being loaded during the past week or so and a. conservative -estimate puts the quaiititv at 100,000 sacks during the freight rcdnotion. There seemed to be a iotolinbiliiV of the export making- considerable reduction in stocks, but the report that South Australian oats are being quoted at Is. 9d per taahel Intradncs" a despondent note. Obviously, if the new season's oats «e worth no more -than Hint-in Australia, the home market for New. Zealand oats must recede The market here is very weak, and it is probable that farmers would not now get 3s.
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Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 48, 20 November 1920, Page 12
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114THE OATS MARKETS Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 48, 20 November 1920, Page 12
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