... d Irswxicn Conc, Tue6day.-3Moderate supply of 4. wheat, trade quiet at lakt week's rates. Reds d 2&'i. to 29s.. whites to 30s. per 504 lb. Grinding e barley steady. Oats quiet, maize slow, beans and peas unaltered. d IPSWICH CATTLE, Tuesday.-Trade was brisk, LI and all the best qualities commanded more e money; other descriptions maintained recent values. Fat lambs sold freely up to ?? for ...

... ]iE BI'DGE'r' IN BRIEF. EXT Uk DtTY tN BEER, WINE. SPIRITS. CIGARS, AND TEA. Es{ ir* '¼. bxu)enhiture:- Deb' charges ?? C26,000,000 Navy. ?? 27,523,000 Army ?? ?? 61,499,000 Civil Service ?? 22,839,000 Revenue Departments.. 16,221,000 Estinafe'l receipts on basis of existing taxation::- Customs ?? . 900,000 Excise ?? 31,800,000 Death duties ?? 13,000,000 Stamps ?? 8,400.000 Land-tax ?? 800,000 ...

... . I CLO M V klitkETs>. ISawICit Coux, Tuesday.-Moderate supply of wheat; trade slow at barely last week's rates. Reds 29e. to 8Os., whites -up to Ws. per 1541b. Good supply of barley. Fine samples maintained late rates; other descriptions rather easier. Oats unaltered; maize firm; beans fad peas steady. IPSWICH CATTLE, Tuesday.-The numbera penzed *vere -431 fat and store cattle, 20i eheep, 709 ...

... II.DLEIGH. At the White Lion Hotel, Hadleigh, on Mon- day, the undermentioned properties were offered for ?? Hadleigh, by direction of the Executors of the late Miss Mary Sheldrake, the Hadleigh Brick Works, comprising cottage, numerous buildings, and 39a. 2r- 12p. of free- hold land, Mr. W. E. S. Wilson, £e800; 21a. Ir. 12p. of arable freehold land, Mr. W. B. S. iWil- son, £2101 in Kersey, ...

... iP#SaWICH BOARD) OFl GUJARDIANS. 'The Rev. Ti. Wickham Tozer presided at the weekly meeting of the Iciswich Board of Guar- dians yesterday. ADVICE TO THUE LOCAL GOVERNMENT BOARD. With reference to the Local Government IBoard's request last;- week for iniformation re-- |specting the Guardians' agreement with the Ipewich Nurses' Home for ~the training of cot- tage nurses, the Chairman said he ...

... STOW- BOARD OF G, U4Am,. THE REPRESENTATION 9W PARISHES. The fortnightly meeting of the 8tow. Board of Guardians was held at Stowmaret on Thurs- day, Mr. B. B. Booth presiding. Considerable discussion took place upon the reception of petitions from seven Parish Coun- Oils to the Joint Committee %f the East and West Suffolk County Councils,complaining ofl unequal representation on ?? o uf.Gear- ...

... IPSWICB BOARD OF GUARDIANS. i 11E13L FAM- LEIISlE. Mr. G. Fisk presided at the weekly meeting of ethe Ipswvich Board of Guardians yesterday. CONTRACTORS AND WAGES. Mr. Hendry said the advertisements for con- tracts for the ensuing six months 'had just been 3issued, and he hoped the Board would see that their rule that contractors should pay the recog- nised wages of the district should be ...

... LOCAL MAXRKETS. IPSWICH CoRN, Tuesday.-Smal supm1 of wheat; trade quiet at last week's rates. Reds 27e. to 27s. 6d. per o-b. The trade for malting barley is nearly over. - Peas, beaus, end oats quiet. Busr CoRNe, Wednesday.-Wheat in average supply; demand very quiet and trade inactive at last week's prices; reds 26s. to 26s. 6d. per 5041b. Oats firm, at 209. to 22s.; black 18s. to 19e. per qr. ...

... THE RATION QUESTION. v p The weekly meeting of the Ipswich Board of q Guardians yesterday was presided over by the rE Rev. T. Wickham Tozer. tN APPOINTMENT OF ASSISTANT CLERK. hi The three selected candidates for the post of mi assistant clerk and collector were interviewed al by the Board. They were:-J. B. Gammage, qi assistant clerk to the Wangford Union;, J. S. bI Martin, assistant clerk ...

... iIPSWICH. BOARD. 9i3'. (, M G, AN I- : THE NURSING AT THE WORKHOUSE. The Ipswich Board of Guardians' met yester- day, under the presidency of the Rev. T. Wick- ham Tozer. ST. JOILN'S HOME. in application was received from the Ux- bridge board of Guardians to be allowed to send 16 more of their pauper children to St. John's Home, and for whose maintenance they iould pay according to a scale ...

... Irswica CORN, Tuesday.-Fair supply of ( wheat; trade quiet, and steady at last week's I rates. Reds, 28s. to 29s.; whites to 30s. 6d. per t 50-1b. Moderate supply of barley; fine samples E in request, at from 35s. to 383.; other descrip- i tions unaltered. Oats quiet; maize soarce and dear; beans and peas firm. IPSWICIE CATTLE, Tuesday.-The numbers penned were S78 fat antd store cattle, 715 ...

... IPswiCH CORx, Tuesday.-Fair average supply of wheat. Trade unaltered, at prices ?? to' from 27s. to 27s. 6d. for good, dry reds, and up F. to 28s. 6d. for whites. Practically nothig I doing in mnalting barley. Maize rather cheaper. Oats slow, IiswIcH CATTLE, Tuesday.-The numbers penned were:-255 fat and store cattle, 583 sheep, and 27 horses. There were rather more entries, in consequence of ...