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BRITISH IMPORTS. Australian Cable Association. London, April 4. Considerable supplies of American bacon have arrived, also large quantities of Australion and Xew Zealand butter, cheese, meat and wool. The "total imports of wool this year are nearly half a million bales. Tallow.—Stocks 714 tonal imports 51G tons, deliveries 4151 i tons. ' HIGH COAIMISSIOXER'S MARKET , REPORT. The Department of Agriculture, Industries, and Commerce lias received the folio .ving cablegram, dated London, Mrcli UO. from the High Commissioner for Xew Zealand: Meat.—Moderate supplies of English beef and mutton coming forward, in addition to which the Government releases sufficient frozen in order to meet the demand. Chilled beef, 110 supply On hand this week. Butter. —Market and prices are without change. Cheese. —Market is bare of supplies until next Government distribution. Hemp.—Manila and Xew Zealand hemp: in each' ease demand for spot is good, also to arrive if shipment has already been made. Business is at a standstill for forward shipment. Wheat. —Market quiet owing to the absence of offers. Oats.—Market steady at previous quotations.
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Taranaki Daily News, 6 April 1918, Page 8
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173COMMERCIAL. Taranaki Daily News, 6 April 1918, Page 8
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