FALL IN THE PRICE OF FLOUR.
(Unilea Press Ass.ociatio»j4 ' CHRISTCHimcS, Yesterday. • The Millers' Association has- re- 7 duced the price of flour by £L per ton, and quotations now are JEI2 to" ' DUNEDINi YesWHiy. The "Daily Times" states thit a; flutter was caused in milling circtesi by an intimation horn the headquarters of the Flour Milling Association that a reduction of £1 per ton in t!:o price pf^flour— from £13 to £12^-had been niade to block rim-: ; portations. At a hastily convened meeting the Dunedin millera lr:declined to accept a reduction, contendipg that at the preseni; price of wheat it was impossible ' fo seil at £12, :. , .„'„
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXXVII, Issue 18, 23 January 1903, Page 2
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