The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-08-09 00:00:00

itiarkets.

Although the harvest has met with some interrup.
HOUSE OF LORDS.
Limo% wmaiderahle progress is. been made up to the
Ilnenta.--Thelri.i. Lam' 11111 received the Royal mient. present time, and toe quality of the grain is considered
Lord Northbrook Elated that the militia are being served with very
Beid.r rigm, and that afterwanls the volunteers will MI sup- , The position a the continental zuarkets ap to be
pears
about the same as laat 'sported. Front thee other side
Tessexe.—Lordltusseli wlthlrew hit Bill for the ernhodiment
of themigif.. on tasiievisaured tho Government the vi the A thoitio, however. priers conies little 'Praise.
bet:ea-era atop. in the matter. An anieudismit In the Peieitei By • tel. 61,113 reeeleed (rule New Yet kon Friday
Bill. for olit doing .taliatim of religious perez.edon,, 2..1 carried morning we leant that the prow of dour is quoted there
by 13 agaiiist 3M. at 6.1.14. 43. to Idol. 65. e. per barrel for extra State,
TIleit.MAY. -Lon' Northbrook Introduced a Bill empowe ring
an.' old onzeil corn 1k • 2e. per busheL
1i.., Cr..we t ly the Militia hy pr..clatuatima ill the event
of a great national tanergeney, and it ea. re el a &let time. The country ma. li t. have been fairly sapid ,e 1 with
releAT.- -The Common,' atneodusentv tu the Married Women' chest, and at aeme new gametes hive he. n et hi int.d.
Pr merty Bill ware aurceil to. The attendance of bil, ere hat been Seanty generally ;
The meeting Parliaiumit Bill and Um Poet OMee Bill were still, with higher prices couing front London, farmers
read • aecoed time,
have staked for • anion advance in some place+, but the
The Militia Act. Amendment Bill was read a second time, business done has been v. ry liuiuitnd in most p‘iimts.
and urilerol to he re id a third time UM day.
Ihe show of barley has been scanty generally, and has
Mier Bills were forwarded a *Mice.
brought rather better prices where it has not been equal
to the demand. Oats, beans, and pea. have been taken
For actual comumption, and at prices occasioually in
fam.ur of buyer'.
That there will be many fluctuations in the corn trade
during the progress of the harvest there ean be very
little doubt; but, when we take into oonsiderati di the
certainty of • good av rage yield of wheat, and the feet
that already the number of wheat cargoes on passage is
very extenaive—America alone having shipped last
week 124,000 qrs.—any permanent rue cauuot be
aetisipated.

CURS MARKETS.

TIIIMUIDAT.—BriatoI: Market fairly supplied with English
wheat, which sold at an .dance of Is per qr. Foreign in
better reque4, and Is to 2s vcr qr. dearer. 'tariff and oats
each tid per qr. lower. A ilerCel of new Irish tawny oats kohl at
2.5 s Gal iwr MI lb. sound Indian cunt maiiitsintsl last week's
but buutu4 purcula, Ipir which the block here mostly
conaists, acre Is to 2.. itcr qr. cheaper, with &blow trade. Beans
and Mid EMI, at our quotations.
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. •IIIAT. S. 6. a. d.
Englinh, rad and white, new, per 4.616. .. 50 0 .. 6 6 u
anwrioin ordinary apneas. ditto .. 61 0 .. 53 0
Ditto, choice npriug, ditto .. 62 0 ... 64 0
Ditto wi •• nter ditto 64 0 65 0
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