Australian

Southland Times, Issue 12008, 31 March 1892, Page 2

Australian

SYDNEY, Mar. 30. A new departure is about to be inaugurated in connection wi'.hthu next season's | shearing. Instead of individual stations en- 1 gaging the men the bulk of the stations have ! di-cidud to allow the Pastoralifit.s' Union io engage them. Wheat— Chick, 4s; milling, 4a Sd to Is lOd. Oats- Feed, 2s 2d to 2s lid per bushel; seel, -id 7d to 2s Si. Maize, 2s 7d. Bran, lid ; pollard, 9id. Potatoes— Warrnam- \ bool, L 3 10s; Circular Head, \A to L 4 ss. Onions, L:j lfw. Butter — Dairy, 10,1 ; factory, Is. Cheese, .'Ud to 5d pen- In. , Bacon— (id to 7d ; hams (New Zealand), Jl<id , to lid. | BRISBANE, Mar. 30. j Sir Thomas Mcllwraith's speech dealt j specially with the quarrel between himself : and the Bank of England. He took oc- j casioii to withdraw everything he had previously said in regard to the 15 ink. MELBOURNE, Mar. 30. Wheat is firm at 4s 2d. Flour— Stone, j L 9 5s to L 9 10s ; roller, L 9 15 to LlO ss. Oats— Algerian, Is 10£ d ; medium stout, 2s ! to 2s QM. ADELAIDE, Mar. 30. Wheat ?a weak at 4s 2d to 4s 3d. Flour is in 'limited demand — stone, L 9 15s to L 10; roller, LlO to LlO ss. Oats (prime), 3s 4ito 3s sd. Barley (malting), ss. Bran, Is; pollard, Is to Is l^d.