... I - ADVIC', TO THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT to BOARD. it The Rev. T. Wickham Tozer presided at the *e weoekly meeting of the 1:swivich Board of Guar- w dialls yestesdtiyj Ls THE WI0KHCiil'S, STIFF. g The Wor'khouse Commnitree re;iortcd that they LH had selected two candi(lates for the post of d night nurse at the Work.house to ap'near before . the ]>oard next vweek. They were as folloNvs:- 1 M. ...

... WOODBRIDGE BOARD 01' -GUARPDIAKS. The fortnightly meeting of the Guardians was held on -Thursday. Mr. D. Burrows presided.- The Clerk read copies of letters, sent down 'by the Local Government Board, which had passed between that body and the Rev. W. Stewart Walford, with reference to the latter's claim for compensation in respect of the loss of his office as chaplain to the Nacton Workhouse. ...

... IPSwiCH CORN, Tuesday. -Small supply of wheat, trade slow at last week's rates. Beds 26s. 'c 6d. to 28s., white up to 29s, per 5041b. Grinding i barley firm. Oats and maize unaltered, maizet rather dearer, beans and peas quiet. IPawicos CArLES. Tuedady.l'ihe animals pennedl were:~-150 fat and stare cattle, 1,816 sheep, 28i pigs. and 24 horses. The market IVs only sparsely attended, and trade ...

... |1 BkoS~iXE BOAUD 'O GUABDIANSl The fortnightly meeting of this Board was held yesterday, Mr. F. T. Burch ?? application for- an increase of ssiary was re-' ceived from the master (Mr. J. F. Cneesman), on behalf of himself and the Matron, and also for a gratuity on account of the extra work caused by the reception of the Hammersmith paupers. It was decided to postpone the consideration of the ...

... IPSWICH CORN, Tuesday.-Moderate supply of wheat. Many samples out of condition, and trade slow at from 29.3. to 30s. for reds, and S26. for whites. Good supply of barley; trade slow; prices unaltered. Oats firm; maize rather easier; beans and peas steady. IPSWICH CATTLE, Tuesday.-The entries were 445 fat and store cattle, 1,788 sheep, 648 swine, and 16 horses. Store cattle dragged somewhat, ...

... THE WOBLD'S WHEAT CROP. it An estimate of the world's wheat crop for 1909 r shows slight variation from last year's yield. Ino .e thirteen countries producing annually 4,000,000 gquarters and over, the total crop this year is t expected to reach in round figures 278,000,000 3 quarters. The figures are as follows:- , United States ?? 67,500,000 qrs. s Russia ?? 42,000,000 a France ?? 37,000,000 ...

... :LPSWICfl BOARD OF GUASIANS.| THE, FARM AGAIN. The Rev. T. W. Tozer presided at yesterday's meeting of the Ipswich Board of Guardians. lBOARDED-OUT CHILDREN. 'The Boarding-out CommittEe reported that there were eight children boarded out, and all were in good homes under the supervision of the Inspector under the Infant Life Protection Act, and well cared for. THE AGED DESERVING POOR. A ...

... IPaSWICH colsr, Tucsday.-Fair supply of wheat, but most of the samples were qut of condition. Dry samples realised from 293.' to S0s.; out of condition lots 28s. per 504,lb. Fair supply of barley and for the few good samples on offer there was a good demand. The bulk of the supplv was of ordinary quality, and met a dull sale. Oats unaltered, maizc rather easier, beans and peas quiet. IPsWrec ...

... IPSwICH CoRN, Tueeday.- Fair average supply of wheat. Trade rather finm at 27a. 6d. for good dry ieds, and up to 29s. for whites. Malting barley a very slo.v trade. Oats steady, maize dearer. IPSWICH CATTLEc, Tuesday.-A large supply of fat beasts, and the quality of the majority was excellent. Both distant and local buyers were in strong force, and a very brisk trade was experi-' enced at an ...

... IPSWICII BOARID O GUJARB)ANS THE, NEW MEDICAL RELIEF SCHEME. The Rev. T. Wickham Tozer presided at the weekly meeting of the Ipswich Board of Guar- aians yesterday. , . A THIRIFTY PA UPER. The Chairman said the Master of the Work- house (Mr. C. Grayson) reported that one of the aged female inmates had been found with 51lb. of tea and 4f41b. of loaf sugar. He wanted in- structions as to what to ...

... Iprwcsw Gosoe, Tunesday.-The market vas qtuite oi a holiday character, and gave one the| impreslion that there were more merchants than buyer in attendance. Very few samples of whea-. or barley were offered, and no business 'worthy of quotation was transacted. IrSWICu CATH E 'I'ue day.-hort supply. Buyers of fat cattle were more numerous than usual, and a sharp tradeawas done at an edvance of ...

... TALE OF A CORPSE ANIf RED TAPE. The quarterly meeting of the East Suffolk Finance Committee was held yesterday after- noon, at the County Hall Ipswich. Present:- Sir Thos. Tacon (in the chair), Air. W, Biddell, Mr. Frank Garrett, Mr. W. Wade, Mr. Henry Lingwood. Mr. H. Abbott. Mr. T. W. Read, witls the Deputy Clerk (Mr. A. Townshend Cobbold). SArTISFACTOPY FINANCES. Upon the presentation of ...