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Edict opens Angola trade and eases corn monopoly
Lisbon reports King iHE signs edict freeing Angola Loango and Benguela trade to all subjects and abolishes the corn selling privilege granted to the Tribunal of Commerce. Corn prices remain high but are expected to fall as the monopoly ends.
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