Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-09-28
FOKEiGa NEWS.


| LONDON, September 27th.-1he Marx Lane
Express in its review Of the British grain
trade tor the past week, says: There has
! been less rain, but the weather was dul and
damp, ard unfsvorable for thrashing. which
has prevented The completion Of the harvest
in the north. In consequence of the yield of
wheat in thrasiing being unequal to any am
ticipatun, sellers have lately assumed a
! frmer attitude, which was also favored by
! the moderate amounts of imports as
compared with those of the opening
of the season. Mondays advance, de-
spite the liberal offerings. have been
well maintained, while all descriptions OF
old wheat have again improved. Old red
winters are row held for 80 sh.llings per
quarter, against IS shilings three weeks ago.
There is general consumptive demand both
from town and cnuntry inilers, which shows
how large an admixture of sound dry wheat
is nece. sary to utilize the English growth.
The Continental demand does not ap-
goes Of wheat and maize off the
coast have been taken for France and
Holland. Arrivals at ports of call have been
small There has been steady demand for
wheat for the United Kingdom and the Con
tinent, and prices continued to improve, red
winter closing at sixpence to ninepence, and
Australians threepence to sixpence higher.
Maize was in fair request, and advanced
threepence. In wheat for shipment, Cal
cutta continued in good demand, and ad.
vanced fully s;xpence. American reds were
more sparirgly offered. at prices above buy
ers' ideas The transactions in maize were
very limited, Barley was quiet. but steady.
the sales of English wheat were 80, lis quar-
tiers at 39s I'D per quarter, against Ia loo
quarters at 46s 81 per quarter during the
same week OF last year The imports into
the United Kingdom during the week end.
ing September 18th were / S23. S3l cwt. OF
wheat and 1919, OILS cwt. of -four.
Parneil on the El0odshed In Ireland.
LONDON, September 27th-Parnell, in his
speech at the land meeting az New Ross yes
terday, referring to the murder of Boyd some
months ago said With reference to the
sad occurrence of the shouting OF land
agent in this neighborhood, wish to point
ont that a RI course to such methods of pro-
cedure is entirely unnecessary and absolutely
preo judicial where there is proper organiza-
ton among the tenants. l believe If XII.
kenny county had been organized young Boyd
would never have been shot, because his
father, in the face Of strong and organizec
public opinion, would net have yentured to
abuse his rights as landlord"
Meeting OF Oranaemcn I'm Ireland.
LONDON, September 27th.-A meeting OF
500 Orangemen at Clifford, County Down,
passed resolutions calling upon the Govern
ment to suspend trial by jury ard other cases.
and declaring that citizens of the United
States and other foreigners abusing the hos
pitality of the country by denouncing the
institutions of the United Kingdom should
be expelled.
The meeting of magistrates which was at
tended by Lord Mouutmorris just previous to
his death had passed resolution calling on
the Government to adopt coer,ive measures
in Ireland.
Norway and Sweden.
COPENHAGEN, September 27th.-The Ssed-