The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-03-19 00:00:00

SATURDAY'S MAAKETs.
COHN.

ATLESBCRY.—The market is still demi jaeA lAA
wheat was an indifferent traheLbut without any material
chrfmm the quotation* troy rda last.
AM of
BEIDGE. —To-day's merlon was wall att
but very little business warn dolls. Wheat wee inledut
supply and improved ()audit:bra. and found. a 'low sale at
lest week'. fell
CANTERBURif7TItrai wee again a good supply of
wheat, and gtowen 2.10 110 Yield snotl4er la. on the quar-
ter In order to do Waimea.
CARLISLL —Vets, small supply of wheat : fair of oste.
Wheat in very poor condition, and met a slow sale at
last week's rakw. Oats slow sale and slightly in favour
of levers.
C EIESTERFIELD. —At tille market the supply of wheat
I was moderate, and the trade was law at la. per qr. under
I the prices of thi, day eiennight.
OOLCIIESTER.—n, supply of wheat was very small,
Prices were rather dearer than last week. BriAsy was
scans and firm.
CORK—Low cwt. of black oats, 74. to Ba, at highest
price di cwt. : ditto awed, Be. td. to LOU.
DONCASTER. -Good supply of English wheat. but of
inferior quality and no buyer.. No titanso in foreign
seed. Buyer. keep .11,11 firm. Very little malting barley
and no alteration in price. No demand for inferior. 010
maize fa dearer. Other carnal, no alteration.
DORCIIESTER.—The supply of wheat moderate, and
1,414P1,.. in improved condition more saleable at law rates-
I The quotation/ were from 484. to 504. per imperal quarter.
I Malting barley dearvr ; quotations from 35e. to 41.. per
imperial quarter.

DECISION AND INDECISION. —One of the most unfortunates
East India princes who ever enlisted the remphatky of
the British public was. perhaps, the Rajah of Coorg,„ whos
erring to the ill advice of friends, but more to his own.
indecision, lest his territory and princedom. his palace was
sacked, his jewels stepped from person, he became- •
prisoner, and was taken under an escort from Coorg Bonerm, where he remained for thirteen years in am e
confinement, deprived or most of the laxuries and Dar a,
of the comforts of life, without &friend on whom he or „a
rely, his health and constitution enfeeded • in fed
mach so, that it was doubtful whether he. would
main become crinvalecent At this stage, by leer et,_
taped frars the Zest India Company, he visited En. ;Lind.
and consulted • number of physicians, who did not nenlat
him. We hear that finally this distinguished piece
consulted Prof emir Holloway, the celebrated yes mvieter
of Holloway'. Ointment and Pills, and that his vi eta and
the consultations he had with the Professor mom anything
but unsuccessful. HiA highness wai soon we tared
excellent health; in fact, he quite recovered from Ids
illness and mineral debility Ins thirteen years' t Om
his princedom hai asused aim Rumor said a t the time
that he Mended to 'attain. proceeding spare it the East
India ()employ for the recovery cf a large atuont they
were indebted to him for money he and 'ale ancestors
advanced it. It annoyed, also, that his highness we.
indebted to Professor Holloway for many valuable hints
in obtaining a restitution of hie rights, the Professor i
somewhat of • lavrper withal, and, having men both law
justice administered in all parts of tile world, from London to the wilds of central America, and more ularly on the liCur.pean Costinent, he advised the VIZ
• way of administering a DOwerfill tal to his srivereanee,
end, doubtless, with imergetic measures such as the
praise,' himself haw exhibited in Ina successful terser.
the Prince of Coox would have succeeded. But, lacking
these, he lost pecuniary rights, and his principality was
confiscated or ever. By the way. Professor Holloway lue
estiblidtml his medicines in all parts of the known world
and Mi., energetic man W now expanding about 11:60.000
per annum for advertising the mine. It IA further stated
that by his decisive charnoter, enentg, and perseverance,
he nas overeolne the wimples of almost every nation in
the world; ezeA,thcaindoo, whom very creed teaches
him that the of a Christian are, as it were,
poison to Um now uses Holloway's Ointment and
Pills whenever medicine is required, and what success the Caw of the distinguished prince above alluded to
speak,. plainly.—Leadtm Standard.

NOTICE TO OUR READER&
The pressure upon our ipso), ooneequout owe the
Assize news, oompels us to withhold Notes o'
V. eek, and a large quantity of Dorchester, and fY
rilt
new..

HUNTING APPOINTIODITEL
The Blackmoor VaLt—Wedneeday, Red Liar
4 Chariton :
Friday. Hines Stag. Pulliam ; Batt"V w. " eethlll Gate
—at U
The Cattiatock Hounda—TuradAy Ghia
wiu.o,
_dar, gy par.
Inldisaarr 911.thkat Ever.lahliordSta: Fritionds:7•Wadneee
" null Inn," Stratton; Friday
11. , March f Zireivilf: Al
—at
Lord Partnian's Hounde—TharedaY. 7 itichavuu , sow. day, Handley Green—at 1130.