BRITISH VIEW.
EFFECT OF RUSSIAN TRADE. LONDON, September 25. There was a decided lessening of chartering of wheat ships by Russians yesterday in London. The "Grain Reporter" says the moderate decline in values this week may safely be taken as a criterion of the actual position. Scare statements can be discounted, says the paper, when it is realised that the present outlook for Russian supplies of wheat is 6,000,000 quarters, which relatively is insignificant compared with her average of 20,000,000 quarters before the war.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 228, 26 September 1930, Page 7
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