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Press, Volume LV, Issue 10147, 21 September 1898, Page 4

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS. THE »WEEKLY PRESS." SEPTEMBER 31st. Among the Subjects Illustrated are:— CAMPAIGNING IN EGYPT THB FATAL MINING ACCIDENT IN HOKITIKA MARKET DAY AT RANGIORA THE LATE LADY HALLE SOME VIEWS OF AKAROA THE CAJI.C. CROSS-COTJNTRY STEEPLECHASE PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDY: Portrait of Miss Flo Cordner, *Rakaia SOME SUCCESSFUL FANCY DRESSES MR HENNIKER-HEATON: The Founder of the Imperial Penny Post System THE ELLESMERE REPRESENTATIVE FOOTBALL TEAM THE KAIAPOI HOCKEY TEAM. THE " WEEKLY PRESS." PRICE 6n. "LA ALPINA," /CELEBRATED MANILLA CIGARS. These Famous j CIGARS Are Manufactured from Tobacco Grown in Manilla, FROM THE FINEST CUBAN SEED. The Best Quality Cigar Ever Imported. FROM DUCAL SILVER CASED (fit for ft Prince) DOWNWARD. VtfTE HAVE , SELLERS OP _ SHARES ,-. IK THB FOLLOWING MINING COMPANIES :— Alpha, Dee Creek, Chicago, Tarawera, N.Z. Asbestos Co., Pactolus, Waiwhero, Colin, Maori Point, Oroesns, and others. W. J. HOPKINS AND .Co., SHAREBROKER3, 140 HEREFORD STREET, Next National Bank. Telephone 893. CRICKET, CROQUET, TENNIS. TUST OPENED Complete Shipments. The Largest and Best Assorted Stock in New Zealand. TENNIS JttACQUETS RE-STRUNG, Equal to New. INSPECTION INVITED. W. BRICE AND SON, New Zealand Athletic Sports Depot. SMOKE J)BLIGHTFUL JUNO TOB\CCO. ___ TTUDDENS AND CO.'S, LIMITED, BRISTOL, A UNRIVALLED CIGARETTES AND CUT ■ ■< TO9ACCOS. - Mild, Medium, and Strong. OUR reputation means much, and we have built it up on the value that; we give. Our Customers can now get a real good SUIT OF CLOTHES, with an Extra Pair •of Trousers, for 655; the best value they have ever received, and don't you forget it. SUIT AND EXTRA PAIR OF TKOUSERS FOR 655, Well Made, Well Trimmed, and Fit Guaranteed; All Goods made up on the Premises. • T. LASCELLES, CASH TAILORING COMPANY, 243 and 245 High street, Triangle (opposite Petersen's 'Clock). ■ —■ I ■■ • A —«—i *k GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.. (BY 0T)B COMMERCIAL BDITOK,). Tuesday Evening. During the past few days prime milling wheat in small quantities, mostly Pearl and Tuscan, has been sold at 3s 6d at country stations, equal to 3s 8d f.6.b. Ordinary milling is worth about 3s 6d f.0.b., or at t'he mills, but business is still very quiet. The oats market is unchanged, only small lots moving for local consumption. Potatoes are easier, and purchases have been made at £4 15s at handy country, stations. The following are current prices paid to farmers, f.0.b., Lyttelton, for direct shipment from country stations and free of commission, except where otherwiserspecified: — "• Wheat (nominal)-r-Good to prime quality pearl 3s 9d to 3s 10cL Tuscan 3» 8d to 3s 9d, Hunter's 3s 7d to'3B'Bd, second quality wheat about 3d lower. Oats—Prime milling 2s 6d to 2s 7d, good stout feed 2s 6d to 2s 6d, fair short feed 2s 4d to 2s sd, Duns 2s 4d to 2s sd, Danish 2s 4d to 2s sd. Barley—Prime malting 4s 3d to 4s 6d (extra choice), feed 2s 6d, Cape 3s to 3s 3d. Beans—3s 6d to 3s 9d (scarce)'. ; " Peas—Blue Prussians 4s to 4s • 6d, partridge or maple 3s 3d to 3s 6d. Flour (millers' quotations, nominal) — Boiler £12, stone £11. Sharps—£4 10s. Bran—£3 10s. -' t Oatmeal—£l4. ' Potatoes—Derwents, £4 15s to £5 at' country stations. Oatsheaf Chaff (nominal), 55s to 60s at country stations. Qtasa Seed—Ryegrass, farmers' lots 2r 6d to 3s, machine dressed 4s to 4s 6d; cocksfoot) brignt 3£d, discoloured 3d; cowgrass to 6d; white clover s£d to 7d; alsyke 6£d to 7d. Dairy Produce—Cheese to 4d, loaf 4d to sd; butter,, factory (local) Is 3d, North Island Is, dairy lOd to Is, salt in boxes 9d to lid; bacon 6£d, do roll 6£d to 7d; hams Bd.