The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-07-22 00:00:00

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HOURS OF LORDS. ! THE CORN TRADE.
„ !Aid innootta and Beeves called Use attention Although the demand for wheat has not been brisk
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t he reply of the archbiehops to the (110001,h ,
of tbe ...,°°--,,,,i1ha subject of coefooltin in the Church of °snag the week, the unsettled weather has impared a
5ea5u,,,„„.,.,i that. ~,,,,10,..1 the Hoe. atiee. he Ann toll to the trade, sad full pine have been realised.
o roeeder by *het legialatlon or otter mem tins Farman' deliveries have basin been mesh reettieted,
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e,„,,,g u,at he averted. hat there have been liberal importations from abroad.
clined to
The Mid h. W.\ The futon rearm of the trade will oudoultedly be
. Archbishop of CANTII3IIIICiT In attach
• potence to another petit...on presented to COTIV00••
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it igned by four of the Profaners al. the regulated by the weather, and it la very evident that
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.1 Oxford., and he trusted that thee who we. ,' all advance la prim* will be the Inevitable remit of the
to the appointment of persons to high potations , eroolititmoce of the heavy rains. At no time haa there
...ad Inform themselves whether persons so appointed bad ; &ea a pit...peat of SD overage mop being moored, sod
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the proper requlsit.. It. should be ;:lail if it were the op.'. the course of events daring tbs put few dale hat beau
..f Parliament that the power of the hish,po to reins yth tech as to uggest a still further euttallroant of the
h might be inernwel ' but he also rema hat that the hilts ,; -
Barley firm and (Ow ...tear, with very abort
Lir churthemdetei had cst:tain powere e Melt it .6u thelf duly
sun:dies. Oats dull, 0114, as well es maize, drool:4W-
tutielt.
The mug ,Is or sm.nagese thought It w.,, not lair to irs_pute Buns sod p-as without change. The Loudon average
• deleliction of duty to the prof...ors referred to. With price of wheat for the week is Ha 51. and her.,
regard to auricular coafession. there WU no d.flerence of 36.. 3J. Arrivals :—English : Wheat, 626 ors • seals,
opinion moo( the Znglish people. It was contrary to an 2.510 ~,. .
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their notices to all,v a tend nenon to intervene between a ~..7_77y7 "•., z.,,,,
bah... ho, ,hild, and the bustand aud his wile, and the
1 7_"'. ..h.7_ _gra' ;. °atom°. 44,110 gm ; Buds., 91.1,701 i
iesiple of Zeeland might be trusted to !atilt:are of that matter I 4'. •uti • ;SW sacks 9. bone".
for the...wire. 1 On Thursday, at Bristol, English wheat was in very
The Zarl of li•asroser mid that • great cause of Ito.rails ; small 'apply, mud la. per q... dearer. A better trade ie
complained , I ...in. eon of mltigatieg tone In which the for. Igo, at fully lut week's prices, eepecdally for
prelstes hal met them. Instead of taking steps to put • Monte American, whilst Ohirkes untlone neglected. Barley
them. a.agher. In oats not reach doing, •nd prime unaltered.ld melts in good regime', and each 3d. to 61. per qr.
Tbe Archbishop of Toga observed that It eras not with the
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tashops that the fault in this matter lat , for pervons high in
oftl.e held 1b...... complained of. At Darla,. a very small marker, and a short supply of
Viscount Illeteron expremed a hope that the bishops would all kind. of grain. Wheat was to fair dimmed at 61. a
ilbeonrsgv the Pro Um, ohlth bed Men oP to rose trek advattee. Mita' petiole§ sontinally as last week.
°l'm', of f"dng on tn• young the ntu"nnne of °ads' Al Birmingham the supply of Roglish wheat was very
I limited, but there wee • brtk demand. Seconds red,
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Tbo make won put and negatived,
TuOODAT.—Tho MiliUn Service 11311 was read • second t
nit nesiii.—The Commons amendment to the Lords'
amendment in the Railway and Noel Vedic wee ion•idered
and nerved to.
rainay.—llotions it.. Ininde for retuning the assent of the
Cr... to wbemes 01 the lindowed School Ocromis loons In the
ism ol certain School at Denbigh and at nonfat ; the f•Matf
IKlng agreed to and the latter rejected. The Ltonrejeaclng
(iivolland) 31313 peewit through Committee.

604. to 634. • white, 624 to 66a. per qr. of 496 Ilia.
Arrivals of iorelin shoat sontlnue liberal, add with
a healthy dentand la. per qr. advance was freers
Paid.
Oa Friday, it Mark-Lane, there was a poor attend-
ance, and the info tr.% ruled quiet, but any down-
ward movement In the Talus wk. sheeted by the
uneettlod idols of the weather. Sonllah wheat sea
eparogly offered, arid as s .m.II demand prevailed to
meet Immediate requirements, factors Were usable to
command extensive prices. Foreign shut, however,
wee to I arg• supply, soil desoriptne with *outer
chilloulty supported thdr value. The barley trade
.as very slow, and no import/tat change took pleas In
the gaotatiost. Malt 'Longed handa to • limited
•atant at about late relay. The show of oats on the
step& wee large and ISOM than tudieloat for the
demand, but sound eon fully reellisd lioadar'e our.
rangy. Weill SilllMVlld very Utile attantioo, and
rerneined without alteration to relay. Hewes and puss
oat with • quiet sale on former terms. Flour, though
cautiously nealt in, was quite as dear se on fluidal.
At Lineal°, very small 'how of wheat, arid trade
was aloe, wailers asking au &deans* of la per qa•rter.
fleareely any bulkiest was done. At Liverpool • fair
landaus done in •Eita wheat at Taeeday's estreme
plate, lied advanced 13. per oestal ; dour steady at
fell rates • oats Karel sad tending upwards; oatmeal
reported ;low at unoltanged Ildars• Egyptian beaus
Bud Canadian pose sue both lifts; salt and barley is
lass r,porise ; new sod old lodisa earn wares and tally
Ad. dearer, new mod American eeloateg at 27e lid. to
275. 9'. At Weliedeld holders sheered Inereased eon.
fldenoe, and full prism wore made for sheet so lb,
business done.