COMMERCIAL.
£rgus Office, Tuesday afternoon. _We have little to report this week, business .Jbeing, as is usually the case about this timei "quiet. Several waggon-loads of wool from Wanaka and Kawarau Stations passed through Cromwell during the week. The farmers are _bnsy getting in their crops, and the weather has extremely favourable for the work. The ilemand from the outlying districts for general "goods, has,been limited ; but we understand that there hafl .been a good deal of Bobertson and Hallenstein's„Wakatip flour disposed of throughout the district. Quotations are as follow : Flour (Robertson & Hallenstein'a).— £lB to 1 £l9 per ton. do, do., £l3 per ton, .TJ'ran, do. do., £9 per ton, 1 ''■ Vats.—Gs per bushel. Wheat.—7s per bushel. Chaff.—£7 per ton. Hay—£9 „ ~ Straw.—£7 ~ ~ Potatoes.— £8 ~ Bread.'—ls per 41b loaf. V Butter.—2s per lb. Cheese.— Is b\l ~ .Bacon. —Is 6d ~ 'Hani.— la Sd „ Eggs.—2a per dozen. Kerosene.- 4s 9d per galloa. Candles.—ls 3d per lb. Mutton.—4d to lid Beof.-7d and"Bd ■Cartage from Dunedin—£7 10s.
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Cromwell Argus, Volume I, Issue 12, 26 January 1870, Page 4
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162COMMERCIAL. Cromwell Argus, Volume I, Issue 12, 26 January 1870, Page 4
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