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CANTERBURY MARKETS. (Per United Press AssodatxmJ \ CHRISTCHURCH, April at ’ During the week business in gran and seeds has been quiet. There has been some enquiry from the North Island for oats, bat this week's prices remain the earns ce bag week, A number of growers seem dwrnelmad to sell their potatoes at 90/- per ton, and in some cases buyers have given 95/-, in order to fill urgent requirements. A fair amount of business, however, has been dona this week on the basis of 90/-. Very little has been done in barley sales, The clover market is still weak. The onion market is temporarily stag* nant, as buyers arc not disposed to grva the price asked by the Growers’ Association, £8 per ton.
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Southland Times, Issue 18810, 1 May 1920, Page 4
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125LATE COMMERCIAL Southland Times, Issue 18810, 1 May 1920, Page 4
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