... to 1 6 cents per pound, m around which fig-are it will p o byremain for at > Masat twb years to come Th athorities who , speak and wrrite so knowingly of manipulated prices, V, and the 'unavoidable collapse of the near future, ol 0 are devoting more ...

... night. Even in England where they have from 18 to 36 degrees of frost. they never think of ahutting their poultry-shed doors. Speaking of the birds shown at the recent poultry show in Sydney, Mir. Cook said the Leghorns and Mincreas Iwere better than any he ...

... this, tes owserieti expense of keeping the roads in good order r,3 them, hauling, and loading into the truc is, bo; roughly speaking, th.e expense of these operais amounts to about the same cost asthe getirE coa], oa the 1888 basis, was paid for an iS. 4ls ...

... society had for years followod the work of- tho Institute as recorded in its journal. The president. Sir ?? Roberts-Austin, speaking in French, ex- pressod che thank3 of the members for their welcome. On the platform -iere Sir Lowthian Bell, Mr. R. A. 2 ...

... intercolonial trade between v Bombay, Cihina, and Japan, which was exceptionally s brisk last year, is now, comparatively speaking, idle. e Fortunately the Calcutta treado has not been adversely s affected by drought, although the advent of plague o in ...

... passing, he mentioned that tenders were 0o be almost immediately invited for the making ot the Pacific cable, and he went on to speak On Imper1al defence. The question, he said, -was one of the mrin ...

... of the Jockey Club were in force- The is. Jockey Club at present insisted en having long-distance M-Iraces, and he could speak as a trainer of the ditficulty - v ; in preparing horses for such races. He hoped the Jockey 2s- liub would rescind the roles ...

... should be poesented against leasing the ste~am section of the undertaking. There was no sec-onder, but Mr. Dawson persisted in speaking, despite the ?? of the chairman and the shareholders. Eventually the Chairman sald he thought the best way to prevent this ...

... business of a speculative nature, and storekeepers c are working for the present on the lowest available stocks. Generally speaking, prices are well main- tained, and in some classes of goods-notably fencing wire-further advances in the near future are ...

... Saturday. so that the merchants ) 1 ill onily receive theni on Monday morning, when the increoase comnes into operation. Rogl speaking. coal has ~advaniced during thec past eighteen months or two roars no less ri-an 10s. per ton, and there is no 1prospect ...

... lEwptsouuc.. 1- - I 'A pct-6 -CYCLE, TYRE-, AND TUBE SHARES The Cycle market has displayed rather more life, and, generally speaking, the 1033 pricesi now curret r firmly aaintained. Clipper Tyre have changed bands - at the btgher figure of Us. 6d., sad ...

... the legitimate requirements of their workpeople. He wias sure they treated thoir workpeople well, and he thought, generally speaking, their workpeople treated them -,a-ell. The most sericus item had been the price of coal. They had thought of finding a sub- ...