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... lately worth Gis., all sorts Of grain excepting oats par- ticipating in the downward movement. In Italy there have been bread riots from the reluctanceof bakers to shape their course by the reduced rates of wheat. Belgium and Holland' are accepting easier ...
... -lately worth 66s.- all sorts of grain excepting oats participating in the downward movement. In Italy there have been bread riots, from the reluctance of bakers to shape their course by the reduced rates of wheat; Belgium and Holland are accepting easier ...
... lately worth 663 - all sorts of grain excepting oats, participating in the d&%vnward move- ment, In Italy there have been bread riots, from the reluctance sof bakers to shape thvir course by the re- duced rates of wheat. Belgium and Holland are ac- cepbing ...
... every grain market in Europe and America. most effect of the enhanced price of wheat has been felt in Italy, where ugly bread riots have taken place many towns, especially in the southern and southeastern provinces. Martial law has been proclaimed in many ...
... of a speedy increase. The demand here, too, has been for English qualities, these having been the most depressed. The bread riots in Paris have induced the Government to force down prices to a moderate rate-say about 8.1d., with a guarantee securing ...
... as millers were forced to buy. Fenian aggressions have added to the stagnation of commerce and want of confidence, for bread riots might thus easily be made to assume a political aspect. The more deeply the corn question is probed the less satisfactory ...
... so dear? Wheat in Paris has risen, and the accounts of the flour trade show an upward tendency; but wo already hear of bread riots there, as well as in Devon- shire, and our prospects for the winter are anything but assuring. In Belgium prices have rather ...
... doubt, conversant with this as a' matter of history, and that this muas the period of tile miserable and ever meumo.able bread riots, together with the fact that thoqe thingsn were the results of import dilties. Why has he not refferred me to this? Mr Chaytor ...
... attention drawn recently to a letter to the editor of an Edinburgh news- paper in which it was asserted that during the bread riots in Edinburgh and Leith a baker in Leith called Thomas (4adstone, grandfather to the G.O.M., was held in special abhorrence ...
... to be worse than ever, and 'so alarming is the condition of the working classes that one American newspaper hints that bread riots need not surprin ±the people ould they break out before long insome.of the large cities, Tle'.cw York ;TFqrt declaes'tha0t ...
... present wants of Europe, that the production of food has not kept pace with the increase of consump - tion in America. BREAD RIOTS AT NOTTINGAfM. NoTTINGrHAM, Wednesday.-Last night, about half- past seven o'clock, a number of persons, principally youths ...
... rFW OUR0 I 9 PARIS Sneday s Weaknes preaomumtel eaterdaa. s svihout materialphc ge, but ita1an reeds i &hfi the coutinned bread riots- En io rose aq lr£ vagae reports of a Spanish ctoU, W* we-ma con6e, ard the reover r s W aftwds Austrian and HunEarian benis ...