World wheat markets during the past week have been extremely quiet, with a rather Weak under. all over the world "appesia to.
ne." The entire milling industry
operating on a hand yo mouth basis since foo' many Governments importing as well as exporting countries are more or less. interfering.
spite of all. conferences, th world problem can apparently not yet be solved and' the continuous rumours and new. regulations various countries force millers to be most careful in their purchases: Consequently. the demand all. over the "world "is "restricted "to "the minimum and world markets hardly got a chance to settle. down on Steady basis, Prices actually have <eclined in Chiengo by about 6 cents per bushel and in Winnipeg by about higher, black velvets 27% cents 2 lower, black coatings 378 cents low-ex, black Italians cents lower, Business in China fas been confined to a negligible quantity black poplins 25 eenta Tower.
Canadian' wheat bought for elxingg Corton purposes bya Shanghat mill. Appears that in general Shanghai Weekly report by courtesy of mills would be quite prepared, to Messrs. J. Spunt & Ca. take advantage of the present low world market prices for wheat, but Chinese Cotton: Our market at the some time the Shanghai flour manifested rather weak undertone throughout the past week market is still in such a deplorable state that it is practically impos owing to absence of any important baying from either local consumers sible for mills to operate, Since the Government has now or exporters, American cotton, after its third bearish Bureau re: lifted the embargo on export for ort, moved in a more or less easier wheat and ree." now facility Which unfortunately came far too direction. "It is reported that there Jate—it may be hoped that. even-at present in Bombay a stock of tually the flour market should re-100,000. bales of Broach cotton which is available at very moderate cover.
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