Weekly News. — 1891-09-24 (Blandford, Dorset, England)

HENNIG BROS., HIGH ST., NEW OXFORD ST., LONDON, W ESTABLISHED 1862  REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE. AN EDITOR THREATENS TO SHOOT A DIRICCTOR. --.Lonsou 'Come, Monday.-At Mark-lane there The broken weather which commenced on Monday On Monday, before Lord Mayor Savory, at th( last has continued throughout the week, more Mansion House, Dr. P. H. Davis, F.R.G.S was a firm trade owing to the unsettled weather •. especially in the western districts. Since the F.R.H.S., &e., was summoned for threatening and the delay in the harvest. The sales of home- heavy rainfall of Monday night there has been no personal violence towards Mr. Thomas Heywood, grown wheat in the leading markets of England and decidedly bad weather in the eastern half of Eng- managing director of Messrs. Heywood and Co., Wales during the first three weeks of the season land, and a further large acreage of grain has been Limited, publishers and printers. The defendant were 112,983 yr. against 240,318 yr. last year, the cleared. In fact, the harvest has been ended in average being 395. 9d. against 335. Bd. per qr.; many of the more important districts without was employed by the company as chief editor 01 barley, 5,117 against 43,341 qr., average Bs. 9d. muc default in condition, and with a material eight or nine technical publications owned sac 2h against 30s. 4d. per qr., and oats 12,136 against check to the waste which accompanied the in- published by them. He had been discharged from 30,730 qr., average 20s. 7d. against 18s. 6d. per qr. gathering of the crops during the week of tropical this position, but on the previous Monday, whilst English wheat was iu fair demand at Is. to 28. sunshine. For the rest, whatever it may be, the in the company's service, the defendant intimatk per qr. more money. Foreign wheat was steady, danger is greater now than it has been at all; the his intention of "letting daylight through Mr. and 6d. to is. dearer. Flour moved in sympathy rainfall of August was accompanied by strong winds, Heywood" by the mans of a six-chamberec with wheat, and rose 6d. per sack. The barley which carried away much of the moisture in the revolver. This and other threats were couched IL market was inactive, and prices were about 6d. coin which had been cut, and which was standing extremely foul language. Messrs. Douglass, Maden, m lower. Oats were fir at a rise of 6d. per qr. For in sheaf, and the grain, although practically thcticallye and Saunders, employes of the company at tin maize the demand was flat, and prices gave way ripe, had never been dry - ripe. editorial establishment in Queen Victoria-street, 6d. Per qr. Beans and peas were quiet and tine tropical sunshine of the first week • altered. September this stage was reached, and, ni testified to having seen Mr. Davis in a violent statE in of excitement, and to hearing him use murderout LONDON AGRICULTURAL SEED, Monday.-Mesars. the opinion of the writer, damp, muggy, rainy expressions in regard to the I,laintiff. The Lorc John Shaw and. Sans, seed merchants, of Great weather would now do more damage-in respect off Mayor ordered him to enter into recognisances in th( WOOLLATT'S Maze Pond, London, S.E.,wiite that cable quotations sprouting ,e amount of outstanding grain is not,grain-than anything which happened in sum of £lO to keep the peace for a space of Hires for new American red clover seed come somen Th August. hat months and to pay the costs. WONDERFUL piLLs. easier. ii line seed is rather firmer. There is no probably., very great south of the Humber, neverchange in either alsyke or trefoil. For trifolium theless, in the colder districts of the Kent and A