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Taranaki Daily News, 3 July 1919, Page 5

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LONDON "WOOL SALES. % Telegraph.—Press Asm.—CtjqrtllhL m Received My 2, 8.60 •.rSs London, JviftyiW^f At the wool sales there waa » «mHriJ attendance -land keen competition «« I gre&sy merinos, French buyers optffettm.^ freely. The market it firm for all mSNI at recent rates.—Aus.-N.Z. Cab\»,Atm§M CANTERBURY PRODUCE MARKEtf 3 Christchurch, JulytCL'" * The effect of ,the curtailment of the' '-A railway service upon the gram w»d pc»»-_Jj duce trade remains to be seen. Atprefrdfl ent there is no large quantity tarried, and it is mainly chaff JfdH potatoes. _ At the present little business being done betwee& era and merchants in the way,of and buying grain and prc«uoe\j£sßH oats market is qNiict, and thetcuSH a little easier, owing to the rather quotations being submitted by merchant?. ' The clearing up . .OT'jjßfflß weather has also eased the pc«&sflftl|fl little, especially in regard to TrtHWfj rtiaff. Supplies are again, offering at IKI per ton at country stations, but thSN is little outside demand. It is repWMffi| that there are large stocks of taJattMp grown oatsheaf in the North Island rtM to be drawn upon if required, and JUb'\ borough still has a considerable wfefr" tlty on hand, therefore there U wFjftVrJ demand for southern chaff that U Wlta|' w J at this time of the year. The potato < market is quiet still, and price* art wSSr M out change, being £6 per ton oa troSf-S There are few offering, and the detnaajfcujaj is at present limited. / ■rf&M