BRITISH AND FOREIGN.
[Rstma’s Aghnot.] Commercial* London, August,!. Consols remain at par. Colonial breadstuffs continue quiet and unchanged in price. Australian beef tallow has declined (?) to Ms; best mutton remains at 45s 6d. The stock i%London to-day is 13,130 casks. Wheat Crops* The Accounts of tho Snglieb wheat
crops are now more favorable, as finer weather prevails. Reports to hand from America state that the crop in that country is expected to be considerably above the average. Frozen Meat* August 2. A portion of the cargo, which consists of 4400 carcases of mutton and a quantity of beef, ex the s.s. Lusitania, was sold by auction to-day. The mutton realised an average of 6£d per lb. (Pee [Cable to Pbess Association.)
“ Aaotrs " Special. EnglishßHarvest* London, August 1. The returns show the harvest to be considerably below the average. The American yield is very large. Land Leagues* The Ladies Land League in Ireland will shortly be dissolved. Parnell and Dillon are organising a new constitutional League. Irish Police Agitation* The Irish police are agitating for increased pay.
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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2920, 4 August 1882, Page 2
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176BRITISH AND FOREIGN. South Canterbury Times, Issue 2920, 4 August 1882, Page 2
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