The Cambrian News and Merionethshire Standard

REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE. The drying winds of the past week have been favour- able to farmers about to commence sowing,3 of spring corn. The return of frost, while unpleasant for human beings, has not been keen enough to injure the growing wheat in England. The French fields, however, which are more advanced than ours, can hardly have been benefited. The price of Eflglish wheat has been staady at the majority of markets, including Mark Lane, where at the February price of 33s.2d. per qr. sales since March came in have increased from 1,481 to 2,976 qrs. The list of country markets holding quietly to old prices outnumbers those changing values. Of the latter there is a majority in favour of buyers, but the minority are later in dite than the majority. If Salisbury was cheaper on Tuesday firmness prevailed on Friday at Yeovil westward, and at Southampton eastward of the Wiltshire centre. Again, on Wednesday Suffolk, as represented by Bary St Edmunds, was lB. cheaper, but Essex on Friday, as re- presented by Chelmsford, was Is. dearer, and Norfolk on Saturday, as represented by Norwich was firm. With respect to foreign wheat the week's changes tare merely fractional and local. The Liverpool market on Friday was a penny per cental dearer on the week, but London refused to endorse the advance. Scotland has been against sellers, Edinburgh and Glasgow quoting barely previous prices for foreign wheat and 6d. decline on American fljur. Ireland, on the other hand, reports a rise in foreign wheat of 2s 6d. per ton at Belfast and Dublin. The American shipments continue large to the Continent, which helps to support the British market, seeing that the total American surplus is a fixed quantity, and the more the Continent takes the less is likely to be pressed on the English market. India is shipping freely for the time of year, but this is balanced by Australia being only a very moderate exporter, ,[ l •; J" i.

The sale of her Majesty's pedigree stock at Windsor on Thursday, by Messrs Thorton and Co., realised three thousand and ninety seven pounds. A splendid four-year- old roan bull, the winner of six first and four champion H' prizes, was purchased by the Earl of Feversham for one thousand guineas.-

CORN AVERAGES. For the week ending March 5th. The following are the quantities sold and the prices this year and-last-year:- QUANTITIES SOLD. PRICES. This year Last year This year Last V"r Wheat.67,055.74,678.333 31 32« 7d Barley, G7.850 69,170 27s 9d 27s 7d Oati 13,492 16,125 20s 5d 18s 5d CORN, etc. CURRENT PRICES OF GRAIN. a. B. 1. Wheat reel 35 to 37 white 38 to 42 Barley, grinding .26 to 30 malting 30 42 Malt, English 32 45 Oats, English feed 20 24 Beans, English Mazagan 34 35 Peas, white 37 39 „ Canadian 33 35 Maize 22 23 Flour, town made whites, per 280 lbs, 34s to 38s. LONDON CORN, Monday.—The London Maik.-t to-day presented no very clear or decided tendency. In English wheat full prices are made, and the enquiry is better from a week ago. There is an improvement in condition which quite explains this. At the same time the response which the market has made with improved quality is so far satisfactory. Foreign wheat, on the other hand, is neglected, though the arrivals since March 1st are below the average. Flour is cheaper, 6d. for English, and 9d. to Is. for most American sorts. This is an admission which is sullenly resisted, but it has to be made all the same. Barley is in better request for seeding sorts, but grind- ing descriptions hang fire, though prices are maintained. Oats are called firm, but except for heavy sorts, which are scarce, not much business was to be noticed. Beans and peas are unchanged. Maize is 3d. dearer the recent depression is somewhat beightenrd by the discovery that very little of the Argentine surplus wil! be to hand before Midsummer. Linseed is steady, and tares are in slightly improved request. LEICESTER CORN, Saturday.—Full supply-of wheat good attendance samplea in better condition; fine samples ic fair demand, inferior flat. Rud wheats, 34s to 3¡)q per 36 stone white wheats 36a to 38s par 36 stone harley,.30s tc 34s per 32 stone oats steady at 22>i to 26s per 26 stone. ABERYSTWYTH,MONDAY.—Wheat,6s 3d to 6!1 3d per 65 lbs barley, 4s 0,1 to 4s 6d per 65 lbs oats (white), 33 3 1 to 3s 6d per 40 The (black), 3s Od to 3s 3d eggs, 16 to 00 for a Is butter, » salt, IsOd tdald perlb; fresh. In 3d to Is 4<i; fowls. 3v6ti to 5s per couple; chickens, 0i 01 to Os Od ducks. 0s 041 t. Os Od; geese, Os Od to 01; turkeys, 08 to Os; potatoes, 3s to 3a 6d per cwt new, Od. to Od per Jb. NEWTOWN, Tuesday. -Wheat, 19s Od to 21i1 Od per 240 Ib8 new wheat, 14s 61 to 15s Od per 240 lbs barley. 4s 6d to 5s Oil per 70 lb* oat", 14s 61 to 169 per 220 lbs eggs, 00 to 16 a shilling butter, Is 8d to la 9d per lb fowls, 5s Od to 6a 0d per couple ducks, 58 to 5s 6d per couple geese, 5s 6d to 8s Od each turkeys, Os Od to Os Od each potators, 24 lbs for Is new Id p?r lb hpef, 7d to 8,1; mutton, Sd to 9d; pork, 5d to 6d lamb, 9d to 101 per lb. WELSHPOOL PRODUCE, Monday.-Whellt, (old) 35s to 38s per 75 qrs; (new) Ous. to 00s. per 75 lbs; barley, 32s to 36s per 70 qrs, oaM.OOs Od to 00* 0.1; eggs, 16 tol 6fora shilling; butter Is 5d to Is Sd per lb fowls, 5s Od to 6s 0d ducks. 55 Od to 6s 6d per couple geese, 01 Od to N Od ea.ch; turkeys, Os Od to Os. Od. each potatoes, Os. per 20 lbs. OSWESTRY POULTRY AND BUTTER MARKET. Wednesday.—The following were the prices Butter, 16(1 to Is 6d per lb: eggs, 00 to 14 for a shilling; fowls, 58 6d to 6i 0(1 ducks, 5s 0,1 to 6a Od per couple, geese, Os 0<3 to Os Od each turkeys, Os to 0" each potatoes 38 Od to 36 6d per cwt; new potatoes, Od to OOd for 201b rabbits, p«r couple, 2s 4d to 2s 6d peas, 0,3 per peck; damsons, Os Od to 08 Od per measure. MONMOUTH PROVISIONS, Saturday. — There was a fair attendance at our market to-day Poult-y, butter, &c., were scarce and dearer. Qliot%tions —Fresh butter, Is 6d per lb; hen eggli. 16 » for Is. Dressed poultry—fpwls, from 5s Od to 6s Od per eoaple ducks, from Os to oi 0(1 per cuple geese, Od to Od per lb. Batcher's meat (prime joints)— beef from 8d to 9d per lb; mutton, from 8d to 9d per lb; veal, 9d to lOd per lb; and pork. from 7d per lb. Game pheasants, from Os 0d. to Od. per bnce; hares, from Os Od to 0i each Fish solps, 01 per lb; lemon soled, 10d; plaice, 5d per lb; dabbs, 5d per lb cod, 4d to 6d per lb; hake Od per Ib whitinz, 6d per lb smelts, Os per basket; oysters, 16 for Is Od shrimps, Od. per qt; salmon, Is 9d to 2h 3d turbot, Is 6d; brill, Od bloaters and kippors, 8 for Is; fresh herrings, 24 for 110, CORK BUTTER, Tuesday. Firsts. 0008; seconds, 117s thirds, 96s fourths. 8f). Mild cured firkins—Superfine, 000s ;finf. 000. mild. 108s. Kegs: mild, 000s. Kegs thirds. 96s. Number in market' 109 firkins, 0 keg and 13 mild. j CARMARTHEN BUTTER, Saturday. At our market to-day there was a small supply of butter on offer, which soid at from Is 2id to Is 3d per lb old cask but er from 0s. to Os. Od. per Ib according to quality. Cheese, from 27- to 29s Od per cwt. LONDON PROVISIONS, Monday.—The arrival last week from Ireland were 3,338 bales bacon. and from foreign parts 7,539 bales bacon. Finept Iriah bacon, being in short supply, fetched 211. more mouey last week. wbiist Danish, in heavy supplies, was selling at some 211. to 3s. less than the previous we^k. The buttsr market showed but little alteration i i prices, the finest selections meeting the readiest scale. GRIMBSY FISH, Tuesday.—A fair supply and a good demand. The quotations were as follows -Plaice, 3a. to 3s. 6d level, 00s. to 00s. lemons, 6s to 8s soles, Is 6d to Is 9d haddocks 12a to 15s per box turbot, 12d to lid; brill, Sd to 10s; ling, 0t< toOsOd; dead, 3s Od to 4s live 4s to 5s skate, 3s to 5s dead skate, 2s to 4s each hake, 80s to 100s per score; cod, 5a to 7s dead 4s to 5s each herrings, 0. Od to Os Od salt, Os Od to Os Od per 100 whitches 4s tt1 5s Od per box; halibut, 6s to 78 Od; ditto dead, 5s to 6s per stone kit haddocks, 12s to 15a a box. LONDON POTATO. Fair supplies on offer, and trade quiet at about former values. Prices :— Hebrons, 70s to 90s elephants. 70s to 90s regents, 50a to 70s magnums, 60s to 85t; imperaters, 55s to 85s champions, 50s to 60s snowdrops, 60s to 80s per ton early rose, OOs to 00s Dunbar ditto, 90s to 105s main crops, 00s to 00s per ton. Jersey new potatoes are quoted 4d to 6d per lb. BRADFORD WOOL.—There is still no improve- ment in the market, and very little business, spinners purchasing nothing beyond present wants. Botany cross-breds tops sell fairly well, but the chief demand is for fine wools Mohair and alpaca very quiet, and prices weak. The yarn branch is still flat. The home trade has fallen off, and there is a scarcity of orders for export. Pieces quiet, and prices very un- profitable. WREXHAM CATTLE.—There was about the usual supply of stock at to-day's market. Trade was a trifle slower, but there was a fair clearance of beef, at from 6d to 7d per lb, and of mutton at from 8d to 9d. There was a plentiful supply of veal, made from 7d to 7^d per lb. Pigs fetched from 9s to 9s 6d per score lbs. Dairy cows realised from £ 14 to £ 17 each. There was only a quiet trade for store stock. METROPOLITAN CATTLE, Monday.—There was a good supply of beasts and a clearance is probable The British arrivals comprised 80 Scotch, 450 Norfolk, Suffolk, and Essex, and 330 Midland, Home, and I Western counties. Top value primest Scotch, 4s 8d to 4s 9d choice Norfolk, 4s 6d to 4s 8d. A larger supply of sheep, and trade better at 2d advance. Beet. 3s 2d to 411 9d mutton. 4s Od to 6s Od; veal Os Od to Os Od and pork, 2s lOd to 4a 4d. 8 lbs At market :—Beasts, 900 (including 40 foreign) sheep, 8,170 calves, 7 and pigs 40. LEICESTER CATTLE, Saturday.—Improved at- tendance with larger supplies of horned stock. Trade brisker for heptt qualities, at firmer rates inferior, slow trade. Milch rows in demand at £18 to f23 per head bullocks, 913 to jE16 per head yearlings, f5 to JE7 per head and Welsh bullocks, £10 to £1:{ per head. Calves firm at 35s to 60s per head. BIRMINGHAM CATTLE, Tuegday.-B"f realized 6J to 7d per lb, mutton 6i1 to 7d, a few Od lamb, 00s to 00s Od bueon pigs, 9- Sd to O. Od p-r "core; sows, 7s 8d to 8s Od; porkeis, go 9d to 10i 2 1 per score. LONDON DEAD MEAT MARKET, Monday.— Moderate supplies, and trade slow. Quotations :— Beef. Scotch long sides, 4a Odto (e 2d; English sides, 2a 4d to 3s lOd mutton, 2* 4d to 5s 2d; veal, 3s Od to 58 2d pork, 3s 4d to 4s 4d laiab, Oa Od to Os Od per 8 lbs.

CAMBRIDGE LOCAL EXAMINATIONS, DECEMBER 1891. The list of the successful candidates in this examins- tion arc now in the hands of the Local Secretaries, There were 43 entries at this centre, 16 boys and 27 girls. The following is the list of the successful candidates. Boys SBNIORS :-Satisfied the examiners, A. H. Birch, Haverfordwest Grammar School 5 W. O. Hughes, Aberystwyth Grammar School H. M. Thomas, Haverfordwest Grammar School. JUNIORS :—Third class honours, E.. M. White, O. Williams, J. Williams, Haverfordwest Grammar School. Satisfied the examiners, C. Coutts, B. W. Williams, Aberystwyth Grammar School G. O. Perkins, Haverfordwest. Passed as juniors over age, D. L. Doughton, J. B. Williams, Aberystwyth Gram- mar School, GIRLS, SENIORS:—Satisfied the examiners, J. Davies. L. Jones, High School, Dolgelley; F. E. M. Rees, H. W. Williams, High School Carmarthen. JUNIORS Satisfied the examiners, J. R. Adams, E. Davies, High School, Dolgelley G. J. David, High School, Carmarthen M. E. Humphreys. Miss Issard's School. Newtown E. M. Evans, High School, Dolgelley. Passed as juniors over age, J. Alban, High School, Carmarthen K. E. Hughes, M. J. Pugh, E. J. Rowlands, A. E. Wordsworth, High School, Dolgelley. < All information concerning the next examination, Dec., 1892, can be obtained of the Local Secretaries, R. A. Pope, M.A., Grammar School, and Miss Roberts, Bridge-street. <

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