... ?? BOABD OF GUABDIANS. RATEPAYDBRS AND THD MBEUTNGS0. The weekly meeting sof the Ipswich Board of Guardians was held yesterday, Mr. G. Fisk (the vice-chairman) presiding. OUT-RELIEF MATTERS. 'Mr. J. A. Smith inauired whether the number of relief cases that morning was not larger than ?? relieving officer (Mr. W. G. Lowe) said there were 16 fresh cases that morning.- Mr. Smith: It indicates ...

... LOCAL SHARLE LIST. (Suppried by . E. Tempcst, Share Brokar, 14, Arc.-vc Sreet, Ipswich). C.OMtPOCtnTON AND DOCK BONDS. Ipswich Corpora tion S0/0 Red Stock 101 to 103 Ipswich Dock C'ommnission 3. ?? 100 to 101 30 100..IO to 10054 BANKS. National Provincial Bank of England (310 Its. ?? ?? .. ?? .. ?? 54 to 56 National Provir.cial Bank of. England (A12 pd.) ?? ?? ?? ., , , ?? 63, to 64' London ...

... !IPSWICH BONRD oF GAku~ ?? -HAS MR. GRE'BN MILK FEVER? The above question -was asked by a Guardian yesterday, at the weekly meeting of the Ipswich Board, and with the thermometer soimewhat: . about 80 degrees in the shade, and cows es the subject of discussion, it- came rather apropos. Only Mr. Green- retained his pristine vigour. The other Guardians lolled in their arm chairs, n and mopped ...

... IrawIcH eonxN Taiesday.-EFair supply of 'iheat, trade quiet at barely lest week's rates. Reds 29s. to Sls., whites to 3Ss. per 504 lb. Good supply of barley, trade for all descriptions steady at fully late rates. Oats the turn dearer, maize 6teady, beans and peas fArm. IPSWIC} CATTLE, Tuesday.-A short supply of fat cattle, which met a very brisk trade, the recent high quotations being fully ...

... IPSwIct CORN, Tuesday.-Moderate supply of wheat; trade slow at lest week's rates. Geds 31s. to 32s., whites up to 33s. 6d. per 504ib. Good supply of barley. Pine samples scarce and in request at from SUs. to 5s.; other descriptions slow of sare at from 26s, to SOs. Oats slow; maize quiet. beans and peas Steady. I IPsWICH CATvrLE, Tuesday.-The numbers pen- ned were 462 fat and store cattle, 29S ...

... GREAT EASTERN' RAILWAY C031- PANY, iIALF-YEARLY REPORT: DIVIDEND 51 Y, PEIR CENT. The following is the report of the Directors of the Great Eastern Railway Company, to be asabmitted to the seventy-fifth half-yearly general mneeting of the proprietors at the CJom:- pany, to be heid at Cannon Street Hotel, 12.C., on Tuesday, the 30th inst.: I The accounts for the half-year ?? tle !s't 9 December ...

... The Labour. Department report to The I Board of Trade Journal and Labour Gazette that the general state of employment in Decem- ber has continued good, and the percentage of unemployed members returned by trade unions is lower than at any similar period of the year since 1889. A comparison of the returns for the end of December with those of the previous month is to some extent affected by ...

... I . 1. MR. GBEEN WRITES TO THE LOCAL GOVERNME1NT BOARD. .e 'r The weekly meeting of the Ipswich Board of Guardians yesterday ways presided over by Mr. G. Fisk (vice-chairman). A USEFUL GIFT. Mrs. Frances Holden wrote offering to give to those men in the Infirmary of the Work- house who wished, a sling or appliance attached to the foot of their beds, so they could pull themselves ?? Rev. A. A. ...

... IrsvicH CORN, Tuesday. - Small supply of wheat; trade steady at last week's rates. Reds 27s. to 27s. Gd. ; whites to 28s. 6d. per 504 lb. Few sramples of barley on offer, which met a slow sale. Oats firm; maize rather dearer; beans and peas steady.. IPSWTrC' CATTL1n, Tuesday.-Larga- supply of stock of all deseripons; and a lot of lbisiness waa'. Lranbae'ted. btort iiattit still dear. Pigs a ...

... 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 ...