The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-26 00:00:00

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• IMARK-LANE; MONDAY, fispramses 16.
Arrivals of both English and foreign wheat moderate,
portlon of the former in poor condition. Good and
ne saropies of English wheat met a steady demand,
and IRO Monday'. rates were frilly supported. Foreign
ruled quiet at late rates. Barley and oats unaltered.
Esauadmurtive, at former term*, Nam quiet at stationary
prices. Fluorin fair demand at full rates.
METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET, September 25.
A very large supply of foreign stook, in middling
soutlition ; prices lather higher than hat Monday. From
our own. grasitrg districts the arrivals were small, and of
middling TWAY. Forthe primest breeds there was a
somewhat active, inquiry, at Ss. 44., to tie. 6d., and, in
some isakenosa lie. Bd. per 811. ; otherwise, the beef
trade ruled firm, and the stutitations were, in moot
transaction., 2d. per 81b. higher than on Monday last.
A moderate supply uf sheep, and trade firm at hat
Monday's prices. General top figure 6e. Bd. per 81b.
but in setae isstanees 7e. per Mb. was realised. Calves
in steady rev:test at late rates; top price ss. 6d. Per I
814. tort trade arm, and higher prices were obtaiaad.

AttifigY MARKET, MONDAY, aIPYINBIDI 216.
4look market, on the whole, is quiet, with roode.
rade eipitem. elite. Consols for money were quoted
891 toli,,tax Um account, 89 to

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"BMWS" Orme., Monday Night,
13. SSOIT is restoring the groining of the
tee/ ei:ltath Abbey Church.
An explosion took place at Swell powder mills,
lierrey,, on aaturday, sad two of the workmen weie
blown to atom&
THE Queen while the guest of the Earl of Dalhousie
last week at Intermark, planted four trees sea memento
of her title
PRIMUS AMADEUS, second SOS of the King a nay,
accompanied by several aristocratic Italians, with
numerous suites, is visiting the principal parts of the
United Kingdom jest now.

A fearful storm commenoed in the Baltic on t Ith
instant, and contiotted tiff the -following eight. We
way, therefnre.,eagept. to hear of numerotui shipping
disasters. '` 17
Ti
Seir tlttir 111Nontit snOit sT. —The 'Bristol Poet direete
attention to an appeal on behalf of a missionary effort
which kamakipgin maid to the navvies on that Jim of
railway.
Tetralli4vintel, finny Gazette understands that
General CistnirfOit hitt resigned the New Zealand corn•
mend, wad it is rosy probable that he will arrive in this
aeasttry by the next maiL
O Satanday, on board a ship, from Queltee,
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Bristol' port, a cabin boy shot the cook, who died a
few. Mum after. Several quarrels had previously
taken Oft heetepon them.
Tea mrival of the k fru,* brings little news of par-
ticular interest or importance from America. President
Johan& nods-Muer Ito show inffications of an intention
be carry ones polity al cenciliatioa towards the South.,
end as given ma, sesuranoe to the Southern delegation
that Nth Hovernment policy would be of that eharacter.
Thu eFIAIEFIVEZ/I/P OF THE PRIZE Ritna.-On Friday
Ni7ormald wake* upon the stakeholder in the match
between him sad 'Mace for the championship, and
declareWl fotli,it of the £l2O down on his behalf. Some
weeks ulnae be severely Injured hilt arm While using the
dumb hells. There in now, tliesefore, no champion of
the P. 8., far Ham must 414 for it, and win, ere he
San asattise ***proud Ses.'
Tau • • Penal! Coitetelnadtl4 " 'stationer named
Archdeacon was arrested at•L wa•o4 on- Saturday. It
was also., reported in. that city Aliat Ai vessel, the
Hannah, on he; voyage from Ametiont hedsighteda
large armed venial full of piss; that this ship threw •
shot actosa the. Hannah'e,bowt„ whereupon the master
hoisted. Ammtlitin colorms; and that on seeing this the
armed ship'lllllllls4 • Palm flag and sailed away. This
news grenteddnistia anua. amongst merchants, bet it
Prclodearilguhs.,:

' . 0014 N MARKETS.
Mang LAND, • Pridnyt—Altboogh the supply of
Beglisherbeat on ;offer hare to-day was very moderate,
the desisted for both red and white qnalitles wu in a
sluggish state. -Compared with Monday. however, no
'hangs `took plaoein the quotations. We were toter.
ably well, but not to say heavily, eepplied with foreign
wheat.. Holders of good and fine parcels were firm in
their demands, but the inquiry was only confined to
Low and damp wheats were
a slight improvement in
grain to arrive, and the
Tne inquiry for both
was limited, at late 1--
(11117
11l
Mode, role., 14fttft A CCOUNT or PAYMENTS made on behalf
well ' Prima for Os of JO ll b/ HA LES MONT AGU C A bCR A FT,
VI WWI extensive. The Esquire, M.P., in the matter of tht late cook Sled
yet the oat trade ruled Election for the Borough ti Wareham.
at. next to nothing
was sold heavily, at STEPHEN BENNETT, Retuniing Officer.
barely,. .11VM411. one in flour were I.9th September, 1865.
much Sinipithed. . /Whoa. no means eaten-
t s. d.
give. to lo ,Marn•-.1-4 ..
C. Yearsley—ftirriages, Homes, and Dinners
Liviattlint."l"eldrio.4-11111101nagket was fairly attended. to Newspaper Reporters . . . .23 4 A
Wheat Vials 1110011/2211110/111 dninand, and price,' of red yos. Kr,„„),..,—Hoei.es, Hay, &o. . • • o.s f)
about Id. dearer • bet there was ao change in white. Sherburne Journal Advertising . -. . 415 O
Flour was in moderate demand at late rates; Indian Dorset County Chronicle „ . . . 619 6
firm; mixed Amorilian, 29.• 3d. Beans were steady. Dorset County Express., ~ .. .. Bls 6
Oats and oatmeal met • slow sale at firm Priem Pole Herald —Advertising aid Printing l5 3 0
Importaa--/reland and coastwise : Wheat 12, barley G Luker--Cimet Clerk. . . . ll 0
111, oats 906, be.ao. 26, and oatmeal 1,772 quarters. A. Benny ..
Foreign; Wheat 4,340, ber/ey 61, Indian corn 4,007, F. O. Coo** 1,
and peas 672 quarters; flour, 2,261 barrels. W. Hod ler—Messen.er 0 10 0
Waggenemi, Friday.—The wheat trade firm, fresh G. Cooom
old la..d•arer, new in less supply, and beet dry parcel, J. B !mends , 2lO 0
. commaad hal priees. Barley& slow Pale. Beans rather P. Parrniter ~ . , a .
.1 •010 0
lower. J. Sheolierd ~. . . . .0 5 0
J. Hallett ~ .. . • . . 1 6 0
BRISTOL, Thttniday.—Theito irss a moderate impply of A. Hsi Cr . OlO 0
wheat, which sold slowly, et barely last week's prices. y. A
..1,
. . . 010 0
Foreign Is. per qr. lower, with very few buyers.. Malt: A. mh,.,,h
0 10 6
log barley very Lfreely offered, and the turn in bayers L. L.,,,,,,,,,
r 1 1 0
favour. For grinding little or no inquity. °L'its in C Satchell , lB 0
good *apply, principally black; the demand was very
J. Stevens
restricted, sod a decline of 6d. per. qr. had in many S. .13,,yt„..
instances. to be submitted to. Beans very quiet. J. Tuck—Clerk to ttttttttttt ; '. .? i g
Indiaat• dull, and 6d. razor. lower.
C. 0. &mkt?, Town Cleat,
Ditto, Profeesienal rhalgels . .25 0 0
CATTLE MARKETS. W, C. L.cey 111.11 . .52 10 0
MirlsetoolThist, Thenedsy.—The supply of beasta en 0.. a ist.,no.neu
ditto . .5210 0
sale hereto-day was moderate; and the quality generally r, miter
ditto . .26 6 0
inferior; the trade ruled quiet at shout Monday's H. More ditto . alOl7 0
currency. The supply of sheep way tolerably large. G. Hibbs —Mmisenger . . . .' . 0 1.) 0
and for most breeds there was • steady demand at full S. Summit ditto
quotations. The veal trade was fires at fully late rates.
G. Beer —Telegrania,&c. . . . . . 1 5 0
For pa there was a steady demand at quite previous W. Burden—Travelling Expenses . .2 0 0
quotations. •
• !E. C. PetThY—Telegrates . . . . 05 0
Pr 811 z, to the offa'.
P. Norm .n—Esienees . . . . . 1 1 9
tiecon4coini
Inf. sheiste .1 1 tot 6 tin f
nesouthdowns 64t0 4 8 W. Hartle— &Pelmet of 'ng after Buries. 2 9 0
•iptakty.:. 4 Ire 4 8 .re. coarse calves 4 4to 3 0
Prime iarg, ilea di 101 s 3 0 Prinve mall
Prime sootsota. 4 2to 0 4 tl.arie h0p....„
' „ 4404 16 G Hibbs—Affixing Notice, of Election . 014 0
rnt. coarse' weer. d 6to 5 0 ,Neat sail poricers 5 0 tot 4 C. Edmunds— Attendance on the committee
tweesd totality ... 52t0 5' 8 rtlotor. releases!. BP oinfa 0 and journeys . . . . , , I fj.) 6
!Betsey coaroewthl.A. is tot 2 iC1r•0141124541.644 23 oto3° 0 F. Beggs —llessen er • • . .• • 1 8 3
Beads, stook onsallit—Totalseptiii:—Beasta, 1,230; Bons at Mr. Yealeley's, , , . 20 0
T; sheep and lamb., 8,140; calves, 620; 13121, HIS SHARE oe ENO XTIEBB INCORROD BY AND PAID TO
oreign :—Beaata, 810; sheep and lambs, 4,770 ; 114110111InG OFTIOII4.
calves,' 330; pigs, 205.
J. johnson—Deputy Returning Officer . 11 0
ITywum AND INADNNBAra, reiday,_Th.. mipply Befreahn. ant. for
Policemen
on day of Election 1 9 61
of meat on sale iis moderate. Generally apterhang,alie .1 Prampton—Town Sergeant . . . *). 14 5
trade iketeady et our quotations. and Son—Poll Books, &a. . , .16 91
por giti,, by ths muslin.' '''-' , T. Wiws7-Poll Clerk . . . . .010 6
.. . s. d. a. it 5t;411.. a. d. Tribliett and Mate—Piinters . • .013 6
interim bee .. 210 to a 511 Mettler amitton a Klee 46 G. Sansom—Mayoes eboatable . . . 010 6
Middliag ditto 34„8 10 •• iddling ditto 4a„6 4 G. Shepherd ~ • • • . 010 6
Prime tamed*. 4 0 ~4 4 Prieto dttto • .
Weal 4 2 „ 5 2 Small ditto .... 4 10 „ 5 1
W. Seott—Deputy Het...wing Officer . .ite
Bamot., Thmeday.—There was every fell Bunn') 01.4 Webber— Poll Clerk . . . 5 lit t
good fit' beef, Principally from London an] Ireland. H. strood . . . • • . . 1 5 0
Scarcely may eels and calves were present, and those of J. Beer—Erecting Hustings and Repairing
very law character.. The price of firstolese beef wag Dsmage to Toon Hall . 5 2 9
725. per ewe.' and of second-ohms 48., and so down •
scoordes4 to ziality, not mach ranch business being
done. utton and lambs were also in good supply,
anostly• Irish—there were torn, goad sheep. The sale FREELAND FILLITER. .
wee surf sluggish end heavy, but what was sold went at
high paices, fIIDIII 88. to 81d. per lb. The pig market Agent for Payment of Elec“on Expenses for John Hales
was moderately supplied with stcr k pigs, and excessively Montagu Calcrafk Esquire, M.P.
high rates Were asked, which prevented there being a . Notthietreet, Wareham, 15th September, 1865.
great ofeel doing ia them—the dealers were asking 25•
to 40s, and above, according to size and age. Only a
few hotel, were brought forward, and those chiefly of • Bowman or WAREHAM BLRCTION, JULY, 1865.
modorliderlestriPtion. Pilo" generally were not MO' In pur•oanoe of the directions oontsined in "The
Realness STOOK, HOMO. AND (Inca. Fain, Thurs- Corrupt Practices Prevention Acts," 1 subjoin a detailed
agsy.,_litus supply of stook was far below the average. , 5t.,„...m0u,,
duly signed, of the Expences incurred
A limited husinesa was transacted among store steers •by end on b--half of JOHN SAMUEL WANLEY
at from Ell to £l4 a-head •. milking cows sold pretty I SAWBRIDOE ERLE DRA X, Esquire, for the said
freely to Airy tarsiers at El 7 to 122 each; and grass- ! Election.
fatted cattle realisedfrettEtttg,g24;, bet many her& '
of stock heifers and young store beasts remained unsold. ' STEPHEN BENNETT, Returning Officer.
The horse fair comprised . a rood show of first-class Wareham, 19th September, 1865.
said young horses, imitable for phaetons and
ted at koin 35 to 45 OTATZMINT RN/MUM TO.
horses, for
£ s. d.
,dsome your% Rent of Places of licking . . • . 15 0 0
.45t0 50 guinea. ; Clerks anti Cativo:sere
work, 18 to 24 guineas; bieasengers and attendance . . • • 212 0
superior bred riding hones, Printing. Stationery, Bill Sticking, and
14 to 18 guinea.; ponies, 6 Advmtisinq
~ • . . • . . 23 1 0
4 tot guineas. In ~td Coach-hire . . • •35 9 7
; singles make 65e.
1 1 A
;.*ad doahtes, 70s. to 80e. per ditto. , Officer l6 16 6
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15 Copies of Register of Voters
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almost retail qualities.
'mita egleoted. Ter.
Sae for 10 a as canoe; of
quotatfans were supported
Engliall mixt' thieign
oarressilso swpply was
Aosted hands alowty, at last sr
of Isar tko *how Of etatwles
arriyarof foreign oats was gook yet
'eady, at full quotations. fa beans,
doing, tro former terms. Peas
itriadayos prime. The transactions
• rhtweirptay was by -
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