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Straw pr Farm. limits

Wheat Straw

Common price about
24s a load
A load contains
36 trusses each
Their weighing 36lb

Therefore the common
price is
about 8d for 36lb
i:e: 4 1/2lb for
1d

This is the best
straw — inferior
straw at

Rye straw

Length between
joint & joint
about 13 14 or 15
inches

Rye Straw dearer
sometimes as high
as 50s a load ton
which is 1 1/2 load.

What makes it so
is its being used
by Brickmakers
It is stronger and
longer between the
joints than Wheat
Oat & Barley
cheaper.

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Identifier: \| JB/106/010/003"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 106.
Date_1		Marginal Summary Numbering
Box	106	Main Headings
Folio number	010	Info in main headings field	flash-pump
Image	003	Titles
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