The next morning, when the water truck came into the city, the Hui family delivered the ordered fresh cow and goat milk to Cui's house.
Ryan Cui had previously taken care of his family and spent 450 taels of silver to buy the southern goods store. He also asked Alex Cui to sign a subcontract agreement and transfer the original shop assistants to them. Add to that the more than 500 taels of silver he received from selling southern goods and the 100 or so taels he earned from selling old clothes and furniture, and the family finally had more than 1,000 taels of cash.
He pawned two hundred taels of silver in each of the two chests for circulation, put one hundred taels in the outer courtyard for pocket money, and asked the old lady to keep the rest so that she could have money to prepare for weddings, funerals, and return gifts in the future.
With money, you can spend it on food easily.
He drank the cow's milk himself, and gave goat's milk to the elderly and children to prevent lactose intolerance and illness. The kitchen came down to ask him what kind of milk snacks to make. Ryan Cui had never paid attention to the making of snacks before, so he asked them to make some double-skin milk and sugar-steamed cheese at will, and the extra milk was mixed with brick tea to make milk tea.
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