A BREAD FAMINE PROPHESIED
PUBLIC INDIONATIOX AGAINST ■ j THE OAMBLE. ..' 'M REASSURING STATISTICAL BE- ll POUTS. 1 Received 17, 4.30 p.m. M New York, April 17. ',l Patten prophesies that before many W months the people of KurojM- will atrug- - ■ glc for brcuil in famine-stricken queues. | Put ten bus engaged it detective to pro- < f teet him, owing to public indignation against gmiibling in foodstuffs. f .Mr. Wilson, .Secretary for Agriculture j at Washington, stutes that fatten la ■ reckoning supplies too low. Only one t wheat corner Inn succeeded, that con- ■ ducted bv Joseph ia Kgypt. -Mr. .1 .J. Hill prophesies that wheat will not return to low prices for a long I time. Received 17. -1.30 p.m. t J/Ondon, April 17. j Tlic Kcouomibt states that Patten's corner is far less important to the British working clashes than any of the past big manipulations. It is evident , that (lie high prices in London must lw attributed to other causes than the Chi- " eago manipulation.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 70, 19 April 1909, Page 2
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165A BREAD FAMINE PROPHESIED Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 70, 19 April 1909, Page 2
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