COMMERCIAL.
The following figures, supplied by the secretary of the Mataura Dairy Factory, show that the industry is responsible for suppliers lifting fat cheques :—One supplier, milking 36 cows, sent 18,760ga1, of 10|lh, his cheque for the season amounting to £599 Bs, equal to 5. Id per gallon, or over £ll per cow. Another with 15 cows sent 10,273 gallons, and received a cheque for £202, equal to 4.72 d per galop, or about £l3 10s per cow. A third, with 22 cows, supplied 15.090 gallons, and received a cheque for £265, or nearly £l2 per cow. The Money Club Trustees held their weeklv meeting at Pram, Mitchell, and Co.’s office on Wednesday evening, when loans amounting to £lO5 were granted, and apnlications for thirteen shares were received. THE MARKETS. Press Association—By Telegraph—Copyright. LONDON, August 23. (Received August 24, at 9.57 a.m.) Silver, 30|d per ounce. Copper : Spot, £B4 7s 6d ; three months, £B4 ss. Tin : Spot, £183; three months, £lB3 15s. The American visible supply of wheat is 46,280,000 bushels. Two New South Wales cargoes sold at 29s 3d and 29s respectively.
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Evening Star, Issue 12900, 24 August 1906, Page 6
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183COMMERCIAL. Evening Star, Issue 12900, 24 August 1906, Page 6
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