The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-07-08 00:00:00

iniperial parliamtnt.

HOUSE OF LORDS.

mmet.-ju I..rds rejected Earl Rowell's Bill for the
hetur e,,,,,me.ht a ;reload, and discussed It afterward.
Ti Maar.- -The Hoene Zrnu.ed itself ath n di.1.1•110.1 On
r.ltloc, In which the reepectivemerits of tape measures end
calliper oneopmese were very iwum.ll7 didculidd by Lord
14aluambory
Turespay.—After a abort dlemodon, the C,onveriacing
'(irslond) Bill was read a second tila• • at•DV6rMilkoo to/lowed
on the late outrages committed upon native. of the South See
Wands:
FRIPAT.I.ord REDISDALS brought forward his motion for
an "Wm". praying Her llajesty to make the bolder* of the
offices of Lord Chancellor, of the two Chief duatices, sof 4
the Chief Baron of the Exchequer life pear. He mid that XI
years ego he he Cite !IWO, of • similar mottos, but be kind
aleco,dijected to the ereetion of life poorest's generally,
which he believed would be fetal to the ludependeme of the
House of Lord.. When he advocated was the creation of
poenistes. which arm sot a new principle, for from
the earlieet period the Church lad been represented in the
Houle of Lord., and he .an so reason why the law shoulf
not be repneented
Lord Catavitta mad that he bad always regretted the
manner in which the tomato.' of life peerage" was decLed on
• former occailion ; but he thoutht it not dediable to moot
the question In the moaner in which it was 'Wed by the
,ymment propaal, for be did not NO the advantage d limiting
id. peer% m merely to Lbws permits mentioned in the laation,
whom time was fully occupied In the duties of their ones.
• king diactasion aimed. The House decided that (be
metro. made by Lord Redeidaie shoeld not be put, and come-
ayemitly am derision wee come to with reapeet to It.

ittattrts. .
THI OWIN TRAM

(176L01111111 has bon tbe feature of the wheat bade
during tb• week. Nothing of Imitortwas4 has tam'
pare% the dimmed being of the usual kand•to•mosth
oharaster, sad prime ruling without change. Farmers'
deliveries ban be.. shoe* owing to the attendees
bestowed epos securing the kiy harvest, sad the MP
pormtions have bees may Illod•rata• The speculative
element has still been abater, but some panels have
hese taken for export, and the oontinuarare of these
igperaUoes tends to strengthen prices. It is doubtful,
however, whether quaag will not become weaker
If the wgather coutiaues favourable. Meanwhile steak,
are gradually being reduced, and there LI every area-
pest of stocks being worked down to the lowest possible
level. Barley has been steady is valor., with • mode-
l. ,te demand. Oats have been quite as dear, but ma't
I. still depressed. Bemis sad rem are 'afoot clangs.
Arrivals :—Eoglish wheat, 1,363 qrs. ; barley, 18 p..;
oat., 438 ; malt. 2,660 qrs. Foreign wheat, 16,670
I p.,; barley, 8 050 qrs.; oats, 29,310 qrs.; mama, 430
I qra ; flour, 1,950 awful, 2,660 bank. London average
price of wheat, 56•. 81.
On Thursday, at Bristol, small supply ofFinglish
wheat for whieta the dernai.d was moderate, at fully
last week's values. Arrivals of foreign are Managing ;
there was • fair onniumptive loyelry at last week's
Prim fur Amerirsan, while Black Sas qualities gave
way fully Is. per quarter. A far diserium for grinding
barley sod mat,, at the fell values of last week. Oats
very dell, but prises leaded upwards. At Devises,
Aria trade for wheat, and last week', prism fully main.
Mined. But oats 32r. Stipa 61. dealer. At Bir-
mingham prices were unaltered.
On Friday the graia trade at llark.lane was in a
quiet state. Supply of English groin limited, but that
!of foreign moderate. linglish wheat steady in value,
but the demand not brisk. For foreign a retail la.
11 (vary, at about Late rates. With barley the market
seantil supplied. Trade Arm, and prices well mart-
' Mined. Oats disposed of at sheet previous quotatioes.
Malt Inner, wit,,• fair trade. Main commanded
more sttesNou, and oesesiortally Me turn dearer.
Beam .hanged hands no former 111[1174. Peas quiet
and unaltered. Floor disposed of at previous awns.
des.

Anuses.

Wheat. Barley. OM&
..d; a. d. .4.
I 641 1 88 4 26 6
.:i 167 271 28 II
.. 68 IS 2 262
.. 68 664 178
SS 9 268
55 Se 8 2.5 11
166

Al 2 27 2
1

CATTLE.

BRISTOL, THURSDAY —Very full restket, but dull-
ness pervaded every department. Rodents supply 01
beef, bet trade eitremely quiet, aotwitbetanding that
prints were • shade raster, via, from 88e. to 88.. for
beet desariptiorn, sad 78s. to Ks. for middling quali-
ties. They were all from the home feeding disunite.
Irish dealers being able to mains • better price for
their stook at home have not nossignod any to our
market this week. Par supply of sheep, and tradia
very (lain. Beet wethers fetched horn 9.1. to 41. per
lb. ; ewes, from 81. to Bed. Lamb rather shorter, bet
the demand being very quiet, it proved ample; prioes
ranged from 10ed. to Ile. per lb. There were • good
many store sheep ou offer, bet Woos wore so high
that very few champed bands. There was ag.i• • very
' large supply of store cattle, the Irish epoosigamonte
seabeds, 3,000. Banana however was very Sat,
lead there was • further deigns la plies on last week'.
quotetion.. Averse@ supply of mileth rows; rates
about the same as last week. Short supply of pop but
the demand less rather quiet, and prates firm. Biota
ply. fetched 12r. and peelers 12a 3d. per sabre.
METROPOLITAN, THORSDeI.—No feature of im-
portance, in the trade. Supply' of beasts moderate,
and quite equal to the demand. Wei progrwissd
slowly, at tete rates. Sheep market well supplied. lot
all qualities demand heavy. at about Moodily. curtain.
sloe, Lambe unsltired. Calves In la's* supply end
slow request, on former terms. Page steady. 85
English Kellen flows cif ered at from £22 to £2B per
bead.

Per bit.. to sink tha oliaL
ti. s.
to
&coed Quality toll
to 6
to (I
to
&mood quality .. to I I
Prime course wooled I to
Goons to 6
Large mune calves to
P. ma mail Mato to 6
to 4
Small potting to 6
Lomb .._ tot

gio;
calved, b7O; Plr, 25. Forago Beast% 430; rem and
lamb.. 5,090 ; dvr, 790.

MIIfitOPOLITAN lIZAT, FanuT.

With a rath r larger supply of moat on solo trade
tram gulot, and priors ruled ma solar : -lobular beef,
4.. to 4s. 41. ; middling ditto, 4s. 64. to sr. 01. ;
prime largo ditto, 51. 41. to ss. 84.; prime small ditto,
sr. 81. to ss. 101. yrol, 5.. 41. to sr. 81.; inferior
mutton, 48.44. to 5. 44.; middling ditto, 5.. 64.
to sr. 81. ; prime ditto, 61. to 6.. 4.1.; large pork,
3e. 61. to 4.„ 41.; small ditto, 41. 61. to 51. ; Lamb,
71. to 7s. 4d.