THE MARKETS.
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London, May 20. Beerbohm's circular attributes the firmness of the wheat market to the belief that the year's crop will be 15,000,000 quarters below last year's. Owing to her calling at the Canaries the Board of Agriculture will not permit the Morayshire's sheep to be landed.
At the wool sales there is keen competition, and prices remain firm. Much of the frozen meat (mutton and lamb) by the steamer Banffshire arrived in bad condition; being spotted.
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Press, Volume LII, Issue 9110, 22 May 1895, Page 5
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