Prices in the various world wheat markets have been subject to minor fluctuations and are closing at, the! fend of the week about unchanged, There ts "actually no outstanding feature. The market itself must De] called steady, The reports for he} new crop in the Argentine are favourable. The reports for the new crop in Australia Indicate a very} much smaller crop than last year, but these "bullish" factors are offset by large stocks in Canada, "The situation in China ie practically unchanged. The supplies of native wheat are getting smaller but there ig stil a large amount of wheat in the interior which, 8 soon aa prices advance, can come to Shanghai.
There is very ttle interest for foreign wheat." All kinds of Fumours fare again disturbing the market and) the "Uncertainty. "as. to" exchange evelopmente makes tt very dificult for the mills to operate.
The Shanghai Flour! Market ins! been pushed down by speculators but the Wecline which took place during the last few days must be called Additions to cold storage building of Dixwell. Head, between. Seward and In the Western district there are Jatso two permits that stand out in comparison to the others. One is for Temple building with wall and gate on Mandalay Road, between Chungking and Mohawk Roads. The other for a Dormitory building on Thibet Road north of Avenue Edward. VII. Other permits in the Western district follow:
Fourteen Chinese shops on Sinza and Gordon Roads.
Five Chinese houtee off Connaught! Road, between Hart and Perry Roads, Six Chinese houses with gate house on Love Lane Just west of Yates ed.
"Two Foreign Tesidences Seymour and Four Chinese Bungsiows on the North West corner of Burkill and Myburgh Roads, opposite the new Race Course An additional factory, building off aiteno snd Tonquin Roads.
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