The Atherstone, Nuneaton, and Warwickshire Times. — 1882-01-14 (Atherstone, Warwickshire, England)

WARWICK CORN.—The meeting at the Exchange was thinly attended, and the amount of business transacted small. Trade in wheat was firm, and the quotations were about 6d. per bag in favour of the seller. Prices ranged frem 17a. to 18s. per bag.  LONDON DEAD MEAT, Saturday. A moderate supply of meat was offered. The trade was slow, as fol. lows :—Beef, 30. to 50. ; mutton, 3e. 44. to Bs. ; veal, as. to Se. ad. ; pork, 3s. ad. to 40. rkl. per Sib., by the carcase.  BIItILNOIIAM lIIDK AND SKIN, Saturder.—(Nosidter's Ilet).-111.1re: 96 lb. and upward, 441. to 51d. per lb.; 85lb. to 9/lb. 4d. to sd. per It,. ; 1611, to 841 b. nd. 41.1. per lb.; 951 b to 741 b., 31d. to per lb.; fAii, to au, 314. to 311. per lb. ;I 5611,. AIId under, 34.1. to 34.1. per lb. ; oone, 31.1. to 34.1. per lb.; bulls. 34.1. per lb.; flax e.l nod irregular, 30. to 311. per lb. Calves: 1;111. null upearde, 3d. per lb.; rill, to Pnb., 7.1. per lb.; 91b. to 1111 f., 6fd. per lb.; light, efd.per lb. Woolo, 4e. 1.1 to 80. 9/. rat, ltd. to bid. per lb.  BIRMINGHAM FISH, GAME, AND POULTRY, Saturday Codfish, 2s. to ss. Oil. per stone ; turbot, 14s. per atone ; soles, 178.60 d. per atone ; eels, 11s. Bd. per stone; brill, Bs. 2d, per stone; halibut, 11s. 3d. per stone; fresh haddocks, Is. at per stone; plaice, Is 3.1 to :hi 6d. per stone ;eprute, 9d per stone ; dry haddocks, 2,6 d to 25 8d per one ; smelts, Is Ad per basket: whitlows, es per stone; lobsters, 10. per lb ; crabs, ir,s per barrel; fresh herrings, 328. 64. per barrel ; bloaters, Cs Gd per 100; red herrings, rid per 100; mussels, To Od. per bag ; whelks, 185. to :RS. per bog ; cockles, To. Od. per bag ; oysters, so. to 100. per 11)0; shrimps, As. 6,1. per 12 lb. —Gaits and POULTRY : Pheasants, 50. 6d. to esi. per brace ; partridges, As Bd. per brace; woodcocks, 65. per brace; snipe, Is. I'd. per brace; ducks, is. per couple: hares, As. to 41. tkl. each; rabbits, 2s. Cd. too 3s. per couple; turkeys, Ss. to 65. each ; geese 3s 6d to es. 6,1. each; duck+, 30. Od. to Is. per couple ; chickens, Os. Od. to ss. per couple; fowls, 3s. per couple.  BIRMINGHAM FRFIT AND VEGETABLE, Saturday.— Fruit: Foreign grapes, 4d. to 6d, per lb.; orwriges, 30. lid, to 4s. per 100; lemons, In. to Ss. per 100; Barcelona nuts, 3s. 3d. per 1211% ; Spanish nuts, 3s. 3d. per 1211 i. ; Brazil ditto, 3s 3d. to 3s. 6d. per 121 b. ' • cocoa nuts, 2s. Gd. to 3s, 6d. per dozen ; appl.s, ss. to Ss. per pot.—VZOSTARLIS Broccoli, Is. Od. to 2.. per dozen; cabbag.a., Sd. to Is. per dozen ; savoys, Is. 3,1 to to. 6d, per dozen; turnips, Vt. to Bd. per dozen bunches ; carrots, 74. to 3d. per dozen bunchw ; pwrsiiips, 74. to lid. per dozen bunches; rhubarb, 3s. to 3s. 6d, per dozen hunches; artichokes, In. (id. to So. per pot; potatoes, Is. to. ss. per cwt. ; parsnip., 30. 9d. to 4s. per cwt.; carrots, Ss. 64. to 25. 3d. per coot ; onions, 7s. to Ss. per cwt ; Brussel. sprouts, 24 to 34. 4er pot; eelery, Is, to ls. 4d, per bundle; horseradish, to. to Is. 24. per bundle.  A shocking murder WA.9 committed at a late hour on Saturday night, at Bristol. Two men passing along the banksmf the Frotne heard a man and woman quarrelling, and after she had shrieked "Oh, dont!" they heard a splash, and saw the woman in the river. The man who had pushed her into the water then ran away. An attempt was made to rescue the woman, but without success.  KAY'S LINSEED COMPOUND, a demulcent expectorant, for Coughs and Colds. Sold by all Chemists, Is. lid.  MR. GLADSTONE AND RIR CONTEREPORARI Under this title Messrs. Blackie and Co. are pub listing a very useful and interesting work. The scope embraces a very complete history of the past seventy years, and the writer has included literary, artistic, and social episcode, and anecdote as well as the record of political facts. The style of the work is popular, its information is accurate and full. its criticisms are just, and its tone is impartial. We cordially rewmmend the book which is illustrated with excellent portraits. Daily Mail.  "Tea