World wheat markets continue very steady, although there would appear to be a slight turn in the market due to profit-taking.
Business in foreign wheat to China amains at a stands "The native op has. turned out very satistactorily and a fair quantity of the Interior quality which Is disliked by the local mills is being sold for port, although this business has now quietened, owing to the doubt as to Condition' on arrival at destination, 'This cutlet, however, has been of great benefit to farmers "who obtained "fair prices for' inferior qualities where hitherto they had had Croat difficulty in disposing of the Same, even at poor prices.
Trading on the Shanghai flour market has assumed normal. propor~ tions since the maximum price has been lifted. The market "is very steady on reports of small quantities of local four being shipped to the South Seas, "But prices are. still far below world parities, owing to the fact that Chinese wheat is at present the cheapest in the world.
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