The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-12-19 00:00:00

SPECIAL PRAYERS IN INDIA.

A Retiter's telegram. dated Bombay. 12th Dec., lay.:
—A gr.st p meeting of Parroca was bold to-day
at the Chief Fire Temple of Horsitmjee Wad* for the
reworation to health of the Mime of Wales. The
1,..a priest l'eshoottiniee Sodium, assisted by • large
condor et clergymen. conducted the servioe.

)
THE SUMMONING OF PARLIAMENT.
We (Echo) uoderstand there le no official authority
~,, foirlltli):‘,belt
not
el:ref:mg tiblAtuhuesaryts.,
it:diet Pareed liament
i nevem to believe that the Cabinet have not yet fired
t upon a day, end that only 111 tip, event of • fatal
, ,t, termination of the Prince's illness is it likely Partia-
li. - meat would be summoned before the usual time.

lETORTANT DECISION UNDER TUB TREATY

WABLIINGTON.
WAS December 14.—The American British
Commission has decided that the United States are
tot lisble for the debts contracted by tho Confederate
authorities.

BRUTALITIES OF FENIAN JOURNALISNL
It seems that the "nationalists' journals published
In Dublin are endeavouring to make sport for their
nioleis vat of the Ilium of the Prince of Wales. The
Fhu., offre/aud saps:—' There is j'sy in the heart of
Flonlieydom in getw ml, for Albert Edward. Prince of
Wale., still lives., though Ills doctors do not deem*
him vut of danger of death. The heluappirtnt to the
Fulish Crown has 11,1 • tough contei,t with King
lath. A week ego he was not expected to lire, and
tut on Sunday night seemed on the verge of the grave;
tut he got rid of his delirium, and ever mince has been
igudior quiet ,ni,:hts and days, but be has been so
kneed in strength that they uy the utmost care will
hi itquir,d to cumin, his safety. In Ireland, at least,
Leone leonus to be affected by the news of his recovery
as no no was made melancholy by the news of his
dsnnr, except It,uhued, we count a few gashing news-
inl.r writers, who, for want of • better sensation,
male one of the unfortar.ate young man's illness.

Nur ..

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Dec. 2
5 ..

WNW. Eilalty. Oats.
.. J. s. 8. s. d
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to; 8 37 5 23 8
58 5 37 4 23 6
369 230
9510 30 8 13 8
bil 7 3410 24 8
40 le 37 1 21 2
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904 37 0 I 23 7

COR

GEISTOL, I.lll'l+lOAT. -Oo our market to-day English wheat
was In fair supply, and met • moderately free sale at hut
eeli's prim; for foreign • very limited demand, and red
American geve way Od to Is per quarter. Finest smiting
barley. maintained their value ; recondary difficult of wile and
cheaper ; grinding torts rmeded 64 per gr. Indian cern fully
Cal per qr. lower. Fr oat. ocateely any demand, and values
were quite fld per Ir. cheaper. Priem-Wheat, English, 50s
to 621 • American, spring, 5414 to fits ; ditto, winter, to eoa ;
Nichols-al, soft, 52s to 55. ; Ghirka, Taganrog.
and Wear, soft, 61. to 63. • liardienaki. Ilariaaople, soft, 63,
to 55. per 4901 b. Barley, Eletilah, malting, Us to IN per qr.;
lnrh and French, grinding, 20.04 to a, • Danube and Ode,.
grinding, 24. Gil to 27. Od per 4001 b. 0;8. Irish, One white,
?As Gd t 265; ditto, fight white, 23. 6d to 24.64 per 3201 b ;
Irish, black, 20. Cst to 21a • ditto, tawny, Fls to Me 6d per
..0411.. Beans, English and unit,, 404 to ites per qr ; Egyptian,
35. to 38. per asolb. Fleur, Baldish, good second., 39. Od to
414 per 2301 b; American,fles tO39U per barreL Indian corn ,Odema
and Danutiian, 32a to 30 ,• ditto, mined American, 334 ed to
31. per 48011,. Arrivala.-Irfeh : 4,614 gm. oat. • 300 quarters
barley. Coaatwise: 830 gm. oats. Foreign : 6,47 gra wheat;
: 4,610 gm barley; 101 qt. sits.; 1,183 barrel@ flour.
GLOUCESTER. TnimagAr.--We bane good supplies of wheat
Groin the harmers at this mad the teighbourtng mutate, for
which and foreign the trade I. dull, and last week's :prices are
barely eupported. Malting barely about maintain, late rat.;
grinding tells elowly, and 64 per qr. cheaper. Otte move In
retail at about Gunner I luotations. Beans, pees, and maire
larM. Ilicasear.-There was but a unall supply of
wheat, and the condition of much of it was inferior. Trade wee
very dull, mid though there was no quotable difference In
pricee-3 per sack being again bid for bad old wheat-the
turn, on the whole, was smifet the seller, end • considerable
proportion remained unwild. Best samples of malting bulgy
sere very warm. nod met a rood gale at fell price.: secondary
qualities, of üblob WC aupely wee awry large, were rather
cheaper, and much remained mead. Peas were Od per sack
and oata Cid per qr. lower. Prima-Best wheat, 28.04 to $l4
ad ; inferior ditto. 55. to 23 Od ; new ditto, Os Od to Os Cid per
sack. Oatm, 24.04 to tiss nd per gr. Barley, malting, 31e ed to
424 ad; ditto, grinding. 27. ad te Used ; per qr. Pea. 17.04
to 24e Od ; beans, 23s Od.go 22, 04 ; tre, 0. 04 to ee ed Per reek
Vetches, new, 4. 04 toG.I per bushel. near, fine, 45s to 47m;
ditto, best seconds, 39. to 41.• per beg.
BIRMINGHAM, TIWRMIAT.-A coatlnued indispodelon for
businees, and although quotation. cannot be altered the
demand for &lethal wheat was most limited.
MANCHESTER. Tncammv.-A very languid feeling, and
both English and foreign wheat sold slowly, only the beet
qualities aupportlug premien, gestations;
lIARK•L•NE, Famm.-The grain trade to-day was chasms
terised by an increywd amount of guietuen. There were only
limited sepplice of English wheat on side, but the show of
foreign wee tolerably good. The demand for all qualities was
inactive, and whim sales 4Plers premed, lower rates had to be
aubcnitted to. Barley esperMaced • stow ogle at about late
rate. Walt gm dull, without change ha price. The show of
out, on the stands was large. Tramections were resirioted,
and prima In some instances were slightly reduced. Beans and
peas sold slowly at drooping prices. Flour was dull, and
cheaper lo sell. Arrivals :-W beet:
1401.111 and Scotch, WO I
,Lre ; Feeepign, 16,690 qr. Barley: and &olds, 340 ;
}emigre, 13,360. Oat.: Foreign, WI, Maize: Foreign,
1,250. Beam English and Welch, 2:80. P.a.: raglan one
Brad:, 160. Flax: Foreign,_lBo sacks, 1,540 bushels.
cat.itasFo RD, FILIDAT.- Whist Was MUCh oUt Of COnditioo,
owing to the weather, and priem hare remeded is to fa per
qr. Bsrley dull. Beans and peso are I. to So per r cheaper.
LIVERPOOL, Fatimr.-.-There waa • email aUsodsaee, And '
only a very limited Wainer we. done In wheat, OA ld per
vowel under Tueeday's rata. 'atop' the higher qualities of
rcti and white description. Flour dull, without Material
thauge. Besns slow and rather better to boy. Peas quiet,
rice, without alteration. Indian corn moved more freely, at .
• reduction of from ed to 9d per 48011 is.
WAKEFIELD, Faunas. - -We bare a very limited demand for
wisest, and where dee have been made • decline of ls
quarter from lest Friday's prime haa been geosinilly co.csded,
The barley trade continue dull, but without materiai damage
In value. Beans and oats steady, at late rata.