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LONDON WOOL SALES. By Telegraph.—Press Assn.—Copyright. London, April 28. At the wool sales there was a good offering of greasy merinos and crossbreds, and prices had. a hardening tendency. LONDON MARKETS. London, April 28. Canterbury, light B%d, medium 7%d, heavy G s Ad; North Island, light Bd, medium 7%d, heavy 6%d. New Zealand ewes, 5%d. Lambs'. Canterbury, light, and medium 11 l-Bd, heavy lid, seconds lOd; other selecteds, both islands, 11 %d; North Island, firsts 10%d, seconds 9Vid. Chilled Beef.—Argentine, fores 3%d, hinds 6i£d; Uruguay, fores 3d, hinds others unchanged. Cotton.—May, 14.94 d. Rubber.—Para, 15d, smoked plantation • 15 5-Bd. Jute.—May-June, £29 15s. Hemp,—April-June, £32 10s. Copra.—April-May, £2B. Linseed Oil, £49 10s. Turpentine, 110 s fld. BRAN AND POLLARD. EXPORTATION PROHIBITED. The exportation of bran and pollard from New Zealand, save with the consent of the Minister of Customs, has been prohibited. The explanation of the embargo is that the demand in New Zealand is sufficient to use up the available supplies, and that if exportation were permitted tlie abnormal demand from Australia during the drought might leave the local mariiet bare. It is stated that the mlllort and the wheat-growers favour the prohibition.
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Taranaki Daily News, 1 May 1923, Page 2
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