Commercial Record.
Nelson, July 4.—There is no change to note in the state of trade, which is flat, as it usually is in the middle of winter. Flour has risen, another £1 per ton, and now stands at £24. Stocks of all kinds are in good supply. The trade with the West Coast is quiet, but gold is being got in very satisfactory quantity, as is shown by the fact of some. 20,000 ounces (£77,000 worth) having been exported from Greymouth and Hokitika—in addition to the Westport export—within five days. The Ballarat, ship, from London, is expected with a large general cargo, towards the close of this month.— Colonist.
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Marlborough Express, Volume III, Issue 125, 11 July 1868, Page 2
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109Commercial Record. Marlborough Express, Volume III, Issue 125, 11 July 1868, Page 2
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