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Press, Volume LVII, Issue 10636, 21 April 1900, Page 6

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS. AIONEY FOR INVESTMENT. -T*TE ARE PREPARED TO ADVANCE MONEY in any quantity on Approved Free-old Securities, at LOWEST CURRENT RATES. JOYNT and ANDREWS, Solicitors, 205 Gloucester street. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. A. B E G G, HAS much pleasure in announcing that having been fortunate enough in placing the whole of his orders for AUTUMN and WINTER CLOTHING, which have now coxue to hand, before the rise in the price of wool, intends sharing his good fortune with his numerous Customers and the Pubiic generally. and will still turn out SUITS oi tbe Latest Style,"Fit. and Finish at the old rates. FROM £3 15s TO _4 18sHis large shipment also includes WATERPROOFS. Ladies* and Gents' Waterproofs made in any style at most REASONABLE PRICES. (A.B. is also Prepared to Manufacture this Line for the Trade). CLERICAL GARMENTS A SPECIALITY. SH-iTS, HOSIERY, TIES, HATS AND CAPS, LATEST SHAPES. INSPECTION INVITED. A. B "~E~ G O, TAILOR, HOSIER, and OUTFITTER, 156 and 15S High street. James Henderson.) (B. H. Burns. HENDERSON AND BURNS, QHAREBROKERS AND FINANCIAL AGENTS, 178 Hereford atreet, Chrißtohuroh. 6256 TO THE LADIES. A NICE PIPE, Cigar Holder, Box Cigars, Silver-mounted Walking Stick, Cigar or Cigarette Case, Silver Match Box, Pair Razors, Tobacco Jar or Pouch, etc. EACH OF THESE MAKE SUITABLE PRESENT FOR A GENTLEMAN. DAYIES and LAMB, 181 COLOMBO STREET. •PRIZE gg MEDALS." HOLBROOK'S SAUCE A Genuine Worcestershire Sano9, made in England. HOLBROOK'S SAUCE Should always be used with Soups, Fish, Meats, etc. HOLBROOK'S SAUCE Is tho best and most delicious Sauce obtainable. HOLBROOK'S SAUCE A perfect appetiser, and greatly aids digestion. HOLBROOK'S SAUCE Is sold at half the price of other well-known sances. HOLBROOK'S SAUCE Has the Largest Sale in the World. Sold everywhere. MONEY TO LEND WE have SEVERAL" SUMS AWAITING INVESTMENT, at Lowest Current Rates, on Approved Securities. WYNN-WILLIAMS and BROWN, Solicitors, 211 Hereford street, Christchurch. ARTISTIC WALL PAPERS. J. A. PATON, 93 COLOMBO STREET, Between Lichfield and Tuam streets, INVITES INSPECTION of ARTISTIC WALL PAPERS JUST OPENED UP. Those about to RE-DECORATE will be well repaid by Visiting our Show-room. CARRIAGE TRANSFERS, A Large Assortment to Select from. GENERAL HOUSE PAINTERS AND GLAZIERS. MATERIALS ALWAYS IN STOCK. THE TRADE SUPPLIED. GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS. (BY OUR COMMERCIAL EDITOR.) Friday Evening. In consequence dhiefly of the holidays business in the wheat market has been more or less 'at a standstill. Merchants have placed a few odd lines to local millers, but one fairly large parcel for shipment has, changed hands at current prices. Oats are decidedly easier, and difficulty is experienced in making sales. Stocks are pretty full pending arrival of available steamers. The Tropea is expected at Lyttelton next week, and is likely to relieve the port of about 40,000 sacks. Operations in potatoes show no movement at present. The following are current prices paid to farmers, f.o.b. Lyttelton, for direct shipment from country stations and free of commission, except where otherwise specified : — Wheat —Hunter's 2s 2d, pearl and velvet 2s 3d, and Tuscan 2s 4d. Oats—Canadian Is 9d to Is lOd, short feed Is 8d to Is 9_d, Duns and Danish Is 8d to is 9d. Barley—Prime maltinfe, 2a 4d, discoloured 2s to 2s Id delivered. Beans—2s 6d. Pea*—Prussian blues 2s 5d to 2s 6d, partridge 2s sd. Flour (millers' quotations, nominal}—. Roller £7, stone £6. Sharps—£4. Bran—_3. Oatmeal—£ll 10s. Potatoes—Early Rose and Beauty of Hebron 22s 6d; Derwents, April-May delivery, 20s, country stations. Onions—2os at country stations. Oatsbeai Chaff — 40s to 455, at near country stations. Hay—£3 5s to £3 10s, delivered ; primest baled* £4 10s to £5, f.o.b. Grass Seed—Ryegrass, farmers' lots Is 3d to Is 9d, prime iheavy, 2s 6d to 3s f.o.b. ; cocksfoot, new, 2sd to 3d at Lyttelton. Dairy Produce—Cheese, factory 4d te 4_d, loaf 4d to sd; butter, factory, local, lOd, dairy 6d to Bd, salt (in boxes) 5d to 7d: bacon 6d, do roll 6_d, hams 7d to 7_d; factory bacon and ham, _d higher. (PKESS ASSOCIATION TELEGRAM.) | TNVERCARGILL, April 20. [ The Grain Brokers' Association report: — The oat market is quiet. Nominal prices— "A" grade 2s. "B" Is ll_d, "C" Is lid. Some sales have been made at these figures, but owing to shipping difficulties scarcely [ anything is being done.