INTERPROVINCIAL.

Globe, Volume II, Issue 162, 11 December 1874, Page 2

INTERPROVINCIAL.

Aucs t a\"t>, December 11. Prices for cal'te are sus&aHed at from 25."! to SO, per lOO'bs; : r at sheep, a fr!t number sold at 3d to 3;ld per lb. The ru i: .ng values fo. lambs arc—Good. 12s Gd to 16s; inrei."or, Bs. The adva 1 ce in price estdVialied at the fosb wool sale was -Jd per lb. TV [/.vm tov, December 11. The Phcebe lecvea about four for Lyttelton and Otago. Mour meal, £26 ; barley, r_o sale ; wheat, do ; chick overstocked ; oats scarce at 6s to 63 3d; bran, Is 4d to Is 6d ; pollard, £8 Gs ; hams scarce, at Is 3d to Is 4d; bacon, Is 2d per lb. It is advertised that the reclaimed land has been withdrawn from sale, in consequence of arrangements entered into by the Provincial Government with the Municipal Council.: The Presbyterian General Assembly was prorogaed last night. A resolution was passed recommending that steps be taken with a view of increasing the stipends to country clergymen. It was resolved that the first week of next year be agreed upon as a time of special e9brt throughout the whole of the New Zealand Presbyte-ian Church with a view of arising a spirit of religious revival as in Scotland at present The next meeting" of the General Assembly is to be held at Christchurch in December, 1875. Pout Chalmers, December 11. Arrived:—The Bobycito, barque, from Newcastle. The Bruce, at 4.30 a.m., from Timaru. The ship Christian McAusland is full, and will sail in a day or two. The Celestial Queen is in dock. The May Queen, and Calypso, are at Invercargill, and are loading for London.