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Southland Times, Issue 25306, 8 June 1935, Page 3

BURNS & COMPANY. STOCK AND SHAREBROKERS NICHOL’S BUILDINGS, ESK STREET. Telegrams: “Sharestock,” Invercargill P.O. Box: 109. Phone: 233. C. G. BEER, LTD. SHAREBROKERS, UNDERWRITERS, AND COMPANY PROMOTERS. PHONE 1682. P.O. BOX 224. CAMBRIDGE PLACE. MI IE have clients who are Buyers and VV Sellers of all classes of Shares, Debentures, etc. and invite your enquiries. If you have shares, bonds or debentures that are not listed on the Stock Exchange that you wish to dispose of or to know their present market value Consult free of charge C. G. BEER, LTD., PHONE 1682. P.O. BOX 224. FLOUR REDUCED IN PRICE. Distributors, Ltd., advise that yesterday bran was advanced 5/- a ton, while flour and wheatmeal were reduced by 5/- a ton. OTAGO MARKETS. STEADY DEMAND FOR CHAFF. OVERSEAS INQUIRY FOR RYEGRASS. (Per United Press Association.) Dunedin, June 7. Some small lots of milling wheat are I still on offer from various districts and ■ where the quality is suitable they are being taken up by millers. The amount of business going through is limited, consequent on the small quantity now being left in farmers’ hands. The advanced prices for the month of June are 4/2 per bushel for Tuscan, f.o.b. to growers nearest port, 4/4 for Hunters, arid 4/6 for Velvet. Seed wheat is being inquired for as farmers are still purchasing for sowing in Spring. The fowl wheat market is very firm. Stocks locally are not over plentiful {