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(Press Assn.— By Telegraph— Copyright). I . ' LONDON, August 24. . Wheat: Tlie wheat markets are very firm. There is steady business on the Continent and m Great 1 Britain, where there has been an advance of 6d to M since Monday, due to higher prices m America" and unfavorable harvest weather m Great Britain. Stocks are firmly held, though the advance checks demand. Tne American market is irregular, owing to contradictory weather reports. The American visible supply of wheat is 64,823,000 bushels. South Australian April shipments are offering at 35s 3d, May shipments at 35s 6d, July 36s 6d, August 375. The estimates of the Canadian crop m the West are 95,000,000 bushels. The crops are late owing to erratic weather. ' Wool: The Bradford wool market is animated, with large inquiry for merinos and crossbreds. Common sixties, 261dt0. 27£ d; super, 28£ d. . r Butter : The butter market is firm. Finest New Zealand brings 104s to 106s ; Australian, 94s to 102s; Danish, unchanged. ; Cheese : New Zealand cheese sells at 58s to 60s. ■ -. ■
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 11058, 26 August 1907, Page 2
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