The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-11-16 00:00:00

Crain ant) Cointittrce.

LOIMON SPIRIT MAREICT.—In rum, very little is
doing, but we have no sellers on lower terms. Brandy
and grain spirits are very inactive.

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Tes.—The shipments from China are now about
8,000,000 lbs. leu than in 1887. Om market may be
considered steady, at lOiled. to 11d, per lb, for common
sound Coniou. The deliveries are on 'liberal mule.

buoAs.—Good and useful raw eugare are In moderate
?squat, at full quotations ; but other kinds rule heavy,
on easier terms. Reload goods are inautive, at 52a. 6d.
to 535. for brown lumps. Crushed sugars are dull, at
37a. for English, and 340. 64. to 365. per owt. fur Dutch.

DOCK ACCONMODATION AT LIVERPOOL FOR THIS
INLAND CARRYING TRADICA.—After a good deal of dim-
oussion and opposition the Mersey Duck Board, at their
meetingon Thursday, adopted• recommendation to grant
the use, on rent, of the unoccupied arches of the high
level railway, near the Wellington Doak, to tie 81.
Helens and Garston Railway Companies, and that other
inland carrying interests by land or water should have
more or less accommodation within clue proximity to
the dock gelato. The chief grounds of opposition to the
recommendation were, that he interests of the Soreign
trade required all the existing aecommodation.
TIAVILLING CONTRACTS ON TUN BIRIERNRIAD AND
CIIIINTIR LINI.—A meeting of contractors was held at
the Clarendon Rooms on Wednesday, to protect against
the proposed increase of the chirps for passenger con.
tracts by this line. Mr. Close presided, and the meeting
was numerously attended. The directors were aeonaed
of a breach of faith by raiaing the fares, large numbers
of contractors and residents on the line having been in-
duced to use the line under the belief that the ferns
would not be railed. The present rate of contracts was
stated to be 211 e. per mile per annum, while It was pro.
posed to be relied to 30e. Mr. C. Bushell, Mr. J. A.
Tobtut Mr. Robertson, and other gentlemen woke very
strongly upon Ow inoonvenienee which people In boil.
ties, suitatne4 by the resent ohenges In the running of
the trelns, and urged that the interests of the We half
required A MOM -liberal and sooniumudating policy. A.
committee was appointed to draw up a memorial upon
the subject, and wait upon tho directors.
The Manley Dock Board were oecupled on Thursdey In
an adjourned dteausalon upon the proposal to obtain
borrowing powere to the extent of 11300,000 for RAM.
tional aosommodation at the north end of the dusk range
for the sUeut, thither, and earrying trades. After 1110111
debate the *Peal wee serried by e majority of 111 to Jl
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of the Widen Hank al lieollend Is sold already 10 hove
brought lit Afoo,ooo, the total sapested from II being
about A 1,000,000. Aesinling to a narigreph In the
NurlA Afoil, however, an opinion prevelle
that some who ere wettable Is psy still hold bask, to the
Injury of thew who have made efforts to tiontributs
their quota under the must ilistresiing elreumitanees.
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