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1,923

Crop report.            The year of 1,923 has not been a good one for crops. Owing to the absence of frost land worked badly especially land on which turnips had been eaten on. Most of the corn crops were fairly bulky but owing largely to the lack of sunshine did not yield well. Green food of all kinds was fairly plentiful but soft & watery. Turnips a fair crop, potatoes a lighter crop than last year but of better quality. Grass & Clover for hay plentiful.   Prices for all kinds of stock are still tending downwards though good prices were realised at the Autumn sales of breeding sheep. Cattle markets have been closed for some time owing to foot & mouth disease but are now open for stock for slaughter.  
Prices for corn were as follows
Oct  Wheat 40/- Barley 37/- to 42/- Oats      25/- to 27/-
Dec    -//-   42/- -//-      34/- to 40/- -//-      -//- -//-
Jan          46/-                         44/- -//-      -//- -//-
Potatoes Autumn 8/- per cwt. 1,924 Feb 11/- to 12/-    
Prices for feeding stuffs are about the same as last year.

 

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