The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-28 00:00:00

MARKETS.

so wocomeat STAT:4), 4=B BLECTRIC TELEGRAP.II.
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th,sql:a 3 jj9fa' se' MARK-LANE, MONDAY, Nov. 27.
„lig gads wed There was a moderate supply of home-grown wheat,
jiin gi,ol kb, la, and trade was good, frill pride for dry samples realising
.4,1. p last Monday's prices. Foreign wheat was seantily
supplied, and the trade by no means active. Barley
ofiT- !faB quiet, but flee melting exchanpd hands at
nigh prices. No alterstioa in malt. There was a
, stand, demand for oats, and prices ruled firm. Beans
nf no 104x41., an peas were firm, flour ruled quiet.
ismiut
antovl.. *a* 4.3 AUFFROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET, NOV. 27.
wish w-1 • toi:xiecl of dock wee moderate, and for prime
1 pried

The supply
wind tur,gl allow* beasts there wee • ateady demand, and were a
auto +ASV rd 4 • shade higher than on thie day se'nnight. A few very
superior Soots and creases reAliaed ss. 44., but the
general top figure was ss. 24. per Alba. The mutton
Is wna • . was arm, and boat week's currency was fatly
*PPig•Thit 11rs were slightly reduood in price.
•is.• SA .rsooluebtAl hius Om
/voila 1ya1i5n05.6 no.diso
ad a lbw Ingo 101•61,1 • Latest.
Ulw odw 0111.1-0.1 A .510 •
ode sacs eta -PA r.
Musses" Omni, Monday Night.

CONCLUSION OF PEACE WITH BEIOOTAN.
. BOMBAY, Nov. 18.-The treaty of peace with Bhootan
, warn signed on the 11th.
1"' Full apology is made to the British Gorernment, and
0,1041 to '• all the Deoara are ceded. The prisoners are also .given
da upill Iw...ea- • , and free trade is established between British India
r,ae.o e -
and Bheotan.
:1
at
.eicat oat al 'l, ANOTHER WEATHER PROPHECY BY
LORD PORTA ELLNGTON.
till7ll 101.1A/' 1
4 sem ersetc:i an (IMO& PortarlingtorOwboae weather prophecy lest '
,t; ,odsionnistow proved so remarkably accurate, has just
beddnearlii...so 44- snake to an Irish contemporary, prophesying the
.0,44. - approach of a severe winter, most likely setting in
• with the Dent moon, and cautioning farmers to take
• delituaely nosaturee to meet it.
al ,
•id°" "• FENTANS.-DEPARTURE OF MEN-OF.
WAR FROM QUEENSTOWN.
Quimoirrows, Monday.-The war ships Liverpool
.34r• i
and Achilles put to Sea yesterday from this port,
Ana I^Dl..
.11.-“Lbo, • will oonstab en board. The object of their
bna osiv.* o! departure is kept secret, but is supposed to be to
wrut s. wart& for Stephens, the Fenian head centre.
• • .T.or,ocd .
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•As moo .. SELECTIONS FROM SATURDAY'S MARK BM
4,kit to OM Tal CORN TRAMS.
vs, • oi
• • oi HANTSIIIII2.-Wheat, oate, and barley changed hands
freely, the whole, p.rhaps, slightly in favour of buyers,
but we-co not think we shold be justified in quoting
the prices lower than last week, eroept for those out
of Mondition, which were difficult to sell at any price.
Old wheat may be placed at 50a. to 555. per. qr. new 40e.
he 52a. malting barley, 34a. to 40e. grinding ditto (for
. which there was an inquiry) 255. to 30.. oats, 21a. to
elite. siti nt - 245, old black, 27e. to3os. old white, 29a. to 34a. new
'white 265. to 283., new beans, 43.1. to 475. old 49.. to
cif ef ." tols. • new gray peas, 40s, to 43a. ; malt 625. to 88e. and
cs,- rye 320.t0 35.. Winter tares fetched 6s. to 6s. 6d.
•tairrot, •
4: bulhel. Flour had a steady sale at 35e. to 355.
'ryas letv. s,
errs 'won't('
sedin Otte:,
to Wanaimcwrim.-There was not a large attendance at
our laarket to-day, the weather being very rough. Wheat
, was only in moderate supply. The trade was tolerably
144 ~„ dandy, and the prices of last week were generally
- supported; beat qualities realised 50a. to 54... second .ry
samples, 42.. to 46.. The supply of barley hem to-day
ni whit Sit t was largo, but there were not many prune samples.
suds There was • falr demand for malting qoalitiee but on
a“.„, ow. • the whole, the trade showed some flatoesa-good to
~d! prime malting parade made 40e. to 44c, and we heard
1 . a one lot making 45..; secondary qualities realised 38e,
„ ba 395.; grinding made 28s. to 33.. In other markets
barley is reported as being in poor condition, and the
average prim is low. New rata made 20s. to 28a. • old
---sp-te 88s. - imam made 44a. to 60a, • peas, 42c to 52a.
Fleur is arta, at from 33c to 37c the seek.

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THE CATTLE TRAM
RAM—There was a fair supply of meat at our mer-
les/ .•
*soda e. fret. Beef was about 24. per stone obeaper ; mutton
fatoa a Ee dearer in the game proportion; and in pork there was
blu.• ellgra ea advance of 41. per atone. No alteration in the
odt slew prices of lamb and veal.
. the principal markets throughout
the c .unty have during the past week been oloeed
against the admission of horned beasts. The plague
after being confined chiefly to the southern portions of
Devon, has now shown itself in the neighboufhood of
Bidfard, North Devon. At the Exeter cattle-market
- lb-day there was a fair inquiry for sheep at previous
'd =tea, soothers selling at 74d. to Bd., and ewes, 7d. to
Se
'" pas lb. Pork (carcasses), 10s. to llss, 3d. per snow;
to• •
.3. 7. toed ensued. Rough fat and wool remained uhalterd
eplpsoe. In the dealings which have taken place for
fat bullocks out of the market, theformer prided', 12s.
is Ms, 64. per score, have been sustained.
Wrosanso.--£3ereral large fairs have been held in
this district during the present week. At Marlborough
12,030 head of sheep were penned, a reamber below the
average but larger than was expected. Though the
attendance was large business at first was slow, but
. mean prices were supported, and a fair clearance was
y made, the quotations being quite equal to
41•1""a=alseleade at Appleshaw fair. Limbs averaged 50s.
is Si "•• •" She bead flls, being made for • prime lot. liwes ranged
sew emir rshimen 3. to 60a. Culls made 495. to 545. Horses
moue,/ sei ilaagra 4a large supply, bat their was DO demand except
Loa wised filiebrailoodmali. Cattle and swine were orcluded from
.levimtan yr .
tarse .4sart ,••
itoodtlw "'' j)ORSETSHIRE WAGES.
sole has ,tuide C% •
..feersoqqr. vl•rs.•' -
To tAe Editors.
apipati ochatt
In the 2'intes of the 24th November there is • para-
graph. Shwa-beaded, in respect to • labouring man
-named " &lAA. Crone," . convicted at the Wimborne
Petry &axioms' of stealing a hurdle from his employer,
hkl copied trans the Dorset Depress. It is a very gime..
situtWie to suppose that honest and industrious men ha
Dersatehne ass unable to procure more than Efs. a. week,
ar , and by way-of example at this moment. I cannot hire
vod labourer at the rate of half-a-crown a•day. It
I, treelike very many such persons as would steal from
1.1. a i
• their employers are put on at • lower rate, but such in-
feriority cannot expect high rema”eration. The
who* ii- employer haa a right to the worth of his m bey. The
last two able active young men, hired at half-a-nrown o-
der, left is. of their own aeeord, though, in addition to
slinb irr. •
their wages, when their work pleased me, I made them
• little present at the mid of the week, and now, though
willisig to give half-a-crown per diem, I am unable to
.b procure the labour I require, and mine is not an isolated
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411 Arq "S. BENNETT
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1101L4D A.GRICULTCRAL SALT,
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AT 20s. PER TON;
114 VIMAIN AGRICULTURAL SALT,
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/ULU •
UST received, a select assortment of Berlin
ASP Worked Groups for Sofa Cushions, Banner
•• Screens, Chaim, Fender Stools, Ottomans, Au, Am
Cbildren's Dreams traced for braiding and other fancy
work.
Also • large stock of Berlin, Andalusian, and
Thitiet Wool, white and coloured Fleecy, Fisoreh Yarn,
a Berlin Patterns, and other materials for Ladies' Work.
At F. Tecate's, BookieLler, be. South-street,
dps
at • "
ijrn BARGAINS IN BOO•I'S AND saovs.
rises twilit. • -
.-Ivorai Lout. C. FE—LSTONE,
BOOT AND SHOE MAKER,
BAST STREET, BBIDPORT,
et ..,.-ryjes just purchased a large assortment of
jati. ,
.be or slosh consists of seversl thousand psi.. of men's,
.hil• modistes, add ohild,en's, at a Great Reduction in Price.
es bees carefully selected, and being of first-rate
MAR .14•4117, dewy are well adapted for winter wear ; • large
4 : let see iodise and gentlemen's champ boots. A large
ampringiat et goloshes selling very cheap.
- - An apprentice wanted.
ors sr. •
g oat al ad 001pHEAP ROSES.
use .sdiikweSf.

J. COOK
irtira
AS now ready for sale a quantity of
; ad! crioloz STANDARD ROUE, and offers
Wel .r 6 st the low peke et ls. each.
Also, a quantity of prime Gooseberry and Currant
tram, at is. per dowse.
'Bradpole, Nov. 16, 1886.
ARICEM- LACE, ERB:WORT.
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