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By Telegraph—Free* Association—Copyright Beater's Telegrams. BUENOS AYRES. March 22. It is officially announced that owing ,to the drought and locusts about half the maize cron ha« been ruined. The net production is estimated at 1,500.000 tons, compared with about £.000,000 tons in 1915-16, (Received March 25, 11.15 ,p.m.) LONDON, March 24. Frozen meat—New Zealand mutton, 9id per lb; Australian, 9Jd; South American, ll|d. New Zealand lamb, K>Jd per lbj Australian, 10}d; South American. 33d. Babbits—Market slow and prices unchanged. Copra—South Sea bagged, February* April shipment, £il 10s per ton. Hemp—February shipment, none offering. Eubber—Fine bard Bara, 3s 2Jd pel lb; plantation, first latex crepe, 3s lid; smoked ribbed sheet, 3s l|d.
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New Zealand Times, Volume XLII, Issue 9618, 26 March 1917, Page 6
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