London Markets Show Mixed Demand Across Grains and Livestock
English wheat prices slip 1s to 2s per quarter as buyers wait for lower costs. foreign stock imports rise to 10,862 head. Prime cattle and sheep sell at strong prices though inferior stock is dull. oats and barley remain steady or slipping in places. Hops rise in Borough Market while vegetables and fruits show scarce supply and mixed demand.
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Corn Exchange
London
Atock
Lincolnshire
Leicestershire
Northamptonshire
England
Scotland
Ireland
Lamba
Covent Garden Market
Bep
Kent
Mid and East Kent
Weald of Kents
Sussex
Farnham and Country
Antwerp
Dunkirk
Ostend
Buans
Farour
Harrow
Barotians
Norfolk & Suffolk
Brhad
Market Report from SERED Aug 10 With Commodities Prices
The article lists tonnage and baskets across ports including Barfleur Ostend Antwerp Jersey and Cherbourg with prices for English and French goods. It reports fall prices for red cloverseed, high white values, demand for trefoil and rape seed, and steady linseed oil with a dull wool market and active colonial sales. Coal rates and ship movements are itemized alongside specific port measurements and shipping activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barfleur
Rotterdam
Hamburg
Ostend
Cherbourg
Antwerp
St. Malo
Havre
Jersey
Holloway's Pills Offer Relief in Hot Summer
Advert reads Holloway's Pills as a powerful cure for summer ailments affecting liver stomach and bowels. Claims the pills cool and purify blood abate disease forms and heal dysentery biliousness acidity of stomach sick headache and debility with a course of treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holloway
England
Holoway
Abolition of Compulsory Church-rates Welcomed by Society
An executive committee meeting of the Society for the Liberation of Religion from State Patronage records gratification at the passage of the Compulsory Church-rates Abolition Bill on July 31. It credits J A Hardcastle MP and others for parliamentary work and honors long-time efforts by parish vestries and reformers. The note calls for wide publicity and hopes for continued conciliation and church funding without compulsion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society For the Liberation of Religion
J. A. Hardcastle
William Clay
John Trelawny
Church of England
William Edwards
J. Carvell Williams
Serjeants’ Inn
Fleet-street
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Metropolitan Cattle Market
Newgate and
Leadenhall
É&C
Trish
Bonovouw
Spira
Boulogne
Bagely Carks
As. d
P.Y.C
Wallsend Hettons
Haswell
Lambtons
Bradylla Hettons
Hetton Lyons
Friends of Religious Equality
Berjeant’s Inn
Ftniversity OF London
Senate
William B. Carpenter
Savile Row
Sidney-etreet
Cambridge
Veh
A. K
Trinity-equare
Thomas Nicolls Roberts
Liberal Registration Association
Queen Square
Westminster
Cambridge House
ST. Albans
James Cooper
Wanstead House
W. Robinson
G. E. Foster
Brooklands
Robert Potts
Trinity College
Aldis
W. H. F. Johnson
Groombridge House
Upper Park Road
Haverstock Hill
N.W
J. Massie
St. John’s Coll
Maclea
Wiesbaden
J. Rogers
Bridport
Jas. Smith
M.A
Sheffield
J. Shedlock
Blomfield-street
Finsbury
Qyden Ham
Oward House
Thame
Oxford
Mars
Joseph Gillett
Birmingham
Cryatat Palace
Marsh
Faercules Insurance Company
Cornhill
B.C
Strand
W.C
Glasgow
Leeds
Leicester
Liverpool
Manchester
Plymouth
Samuel J. Shrubb
Star Life Assurance Society
Moorgate-Street
E.C
Anno Domini
William McArthur
Middlesex
John Churchill
Life Assurance
Jesse Hobson
Railway Passengers Assurance Society
Regent-street
W. J. Vian
Sponpyn and Suburban Mutual Building Society
Jonathan Taylor
107A
Fenchurch Street
EEC
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