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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-03-15

SEED MARKET.

We hsv• to report Increased activity in the wed trade. Then
I. now • good demand for clover seeds, and lugs quantities
have recently changed Imnds. All descriptions are exoeedinglv
Sun, while for emote qualities there has been an advance of Cs.
per curt.; foreign Italian must be quoted IR. per bate hlgtoer.
English rape said le also clearer. Spring taree meet vrith •
ready de at the late enhanced rates. John Shaw and Sons,
16, Water lane, !Armful, EC.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-03-15

IIuNET MARKET.

There have been no very important futtureaduring the week,
either in the money market or in the nivrket for public securi-
ties. to the former the rata left an) thing a trifle Inner. In
the latter investanente t-ontinues to be made in several of the
diflerent CiVIDNI of securities ; and there hag bean rather more
animation with a elight increase of Mennen..
The conUtitted tall in the premium on gold In New York is
mid to be catused by an expected early return to gold pannente.
lb. market for fekreaph shares has ekuring the week again
babe the 'came of • aenn-Oltnk. and Mire. at one time were
almoet notninal. A partial recovery afterwardn took place,
but prime show an almm4 general decline.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-03-15

ißarktts.

Jr. the corn trade millers base shown more dispoeition
to operate, a a larger business was traniacted, both
io wheat and aiming corn. English wheat has realised
Co improerinent of Is. per ulterior, and foreign proclaim
has changed hands at somewhat hither quotations.
Oats are rather dearer, owing to limited lewd:tattoos ;
and berley, beans, and pees 001nMsn4 full prices.
Lot week's import of wheat was 755.624 cwt., against
484,438 net.; 173,569 cwt. of barley, egginet 223596
cwt.; 4,803 cwk a oats. against 89,466 Oct.: 548 cwt.
of pas, against 5 795 cwt.; 9,134 o wt. ef beaas evilest
61.201 owl,; 280,421 act. of Indian ooro againet
252,748 let,; and 80,827 o•t. of floor, against 51,125
owt. last year. From September 1 to the clote of last
week, the imports and exports of cereal prodoce into
and from Um United Kingdom were as under .-
ISCM-70. 181E1.
hnporta Export& Imports. Exports.
cwt. cwtt, cwt. cwt.
135.451
Bare,. 4.281.170 11.866 .. commie .. 71,337
O&M ..........5,54t2 .. 46,064 .. 3,318,992 .. 64 746
Tufo .. 8,700 .. 750,341 .. 6,472
Beans .......... 096,171 .. 1,170 .. 1,080,002 .. 3,793
Indian Corn 11.066.725 .. 12,357 .. 7,405,989 642
Flour . 3,502 196 .. 10,150 .. 2,120,46 .. 20,050
The following are the amirege price. of linglleh wheat, bet-
end oat* In England and Walea for Wet week, compared
with the four protium Feesb:—
leo, 1869. 1868. 1867. 1866.
a. d.. d. • 4. s. I. • d.
Wheat .. 41 0 .. 49 4 .. 7d b 3 ~ 45 4
Earley 31 7 46 0 .. 43 1 41 5 35 7
oata 20 .. 28 I .. 27 2 .. 24 1 .. 23 11
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-03-15

WONDERFUL MEDICAL DISCOVERY
Showing the true ewes of Nervous, Manual
Debility, vniew of Spirits, Indigewion. WANT OF
I.:hoz lo
y. PREMATURE DECLINE, with plain direct One for
PERFECT RESTORATION TO HEALTH AND VIGOUR In
few Days
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-03-15

KB ATIN o'B COUGH LOZENGES.
Important remedy in mar al Immure
eonsuirritow.

KEATING'N COUGH LoZENGICB
A 'crisis Teniedy for relieving the IHRITA
TION of the BRONCHIAL TUBB& _
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-03-15

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It A train lessee Dorchester at 11.90 am., arriving at Wey
mouth at 11.4& A third cis= train limy ea London at 10.10
• m., and joins this train at Chippenhun. j Will stop bewe
when required to set down peseetigen from Chippenhain and
stations be)ond. k A train leaves Midden Neu-ton at &SO
p.m., arriving at Weymouth at &IS ; • train also leaves
Weymouth at 8 p.m., arriving at Maiden Newton .3 0.65.

WEYMOUTH AND PORTLAND.
,All Trains First, Fecood, and Third Chia)

1.21.14. r. I 4. r.lr.
Weymouth dep. . 289 40111 2 1 432 604 45
Portland arrlre. .... 46.10 O'll 462 3* 10
8.11. 6.9. P.11..P.N5.11.
rertlsnd asp . lB 10 611 M 2 104 18 It
Weymouth ar 8 10 26 12 11 2 110 4 '

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-03-15

WEYMOUTH COUNTY - COURT.

The btisi;irit-at this 6c;nit-. it; Bald;c1;;• last was
smaller than usual. there being only 00 new cues, and one
adjournment The great majority were taken before 0.
Andrews, FYI , registry.
Before T. E P. Leroy, Eat, judge.
Tempirmaw v. Ward —Claim for two quarters of gray seed,
g 2 --It appeared that on March V, lade, defendant bought
tart of the seed at • public sale by Mr. Marra tome BUB
time afterwards (mid defendant), he went to Mr. Templeman's,
and sew bin son, who told him that the seed which he bad
bought at the ale ire • lot of old seed that hod been put into
the sale, and IN he (defendant) was • customer, he need not
have it, hut Mr. Templentan would supply him a lot of new,
and deduct the net of the gra lot.—This Mr. Templeman
denied, and rid that when Ward woe Into the shop about the
✓ed, he wanted to know If they would guarantee it to be good.
TAD they refused to do, and oleo refused to take back the
used—Defendant rid be had never seen the weed, and did not
known that he would be charged for it, until Mr. Charles art
In the bill.—PlaintUf rid that he carer heard any complaint
' about it until last spring when he pressed Ward for lb* money.
--Mr. George. who appeared for defendant, said it was mply
through the representation of pleintirs re that his client had
bought the second at of wed, on the undentandlag that the
gm would be taken beck agar —The Judge mia that, as
defendant did not complain about the seed until oo long after
the suction, he should givi judgment against bull, whlch he ,
did for the full amount .akimed—al Ea.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-03-15

CAF A MARK.

W naoroi,naw Thornier. -There has been an abeerice of
any prominent feature In the cattle trade to-day. A moderate
suppli of beasts has come forward. The nordity of the Bcotch
bead. ho continue I god end the condition of the Norfolk
dock shows no deterioration. An regards trade. prime breed.
have been in reqUeld end have moistly coninnuoled full prices.
but medium and infirior dewrlptiona have hung on hand. The
hest Scoto and crows have sold at 4.. 104. to 6s. per fib. The
show of sheep has barn qiiite an average. both in '<Vont to
number and quality. Although not active, the trade has pre-
sented a steady appearance, and prices hare ruled tolerably
Arm, the best Down and half.l.reals naideg at Bs. led. to Ow Per
Albs. Lambe have been In moderate requemt, at Mn. to Ba. Bd.
per blb. Calves have been firm in value and inquiry.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-03-15

Pr bib. to .Ink the °Cal.

8. d. a. d. 5. d. s. d.
lot coarse beasts 3 2to 3 1 Priem 00000 hdoars.s to 6
4t00n.1 quality... 4 0 .o 4 Lrg. coon. calves 4 20. 6
Prime largo CAM] 4 Bto 41 Prim email
Prim.. Soots, Ito. 410 to 5 Largo hops.. . 4 61.0
Int coats. abtop s4to 4 Neat aful. portion s6to 5 1
Nwond quality . 4 2to 4 Soling. colves,oeb 21 oto ye
oritaa mare. erll4 6 Bto 5 Qr.ola air.pl .6.4. 10 oto 26
MUT. VIM? . VOLUME BCFPLT.
Beanie
gi'MPY ........ 21,110 Strop ...... ........ 6,260

I
.10 Sh.
(Naves lO2 Calves .....
Sit PUP
Baum, Thuraday.--A full supply of beef, including • fur
ntuober of animals from Ireland. There was a steady trade
In beet deecriplitms, which realised 70.. per cwt., sad In some
instance. alt-I. more money was obtained: meander 7 samples
met with • slow mle at from SW. to 64a. per ewt We had •
short supply of sheep, built vas mons than nalleitutt for the
demand, trsde bring rather quiet ; best wethers, however,
realised fully litt per lb There was • few sheep out of the
wool, but they were not in demand, as it 11ns thought rath,r
too early for them. There were • few lambs 011 offer, and they
sold at very high rates. Store cattle were idm very dear, and
there was • rather quiet trade, the supply numbering about
MO bead. The ntsrket was overstocked with milch cows, and
trade was dull, and prices showed • reduction, our quotations
averaging front Lit to £lB. The trade in pigs was rather fiat,
and prices were • trifle sealer. There was very little doing
bonne.

MiTlBpOLttEq MIAT MASSEY, ThllledSY - The supply of
men/ has born moderate. There WS/ but little Inquiry for any
quality, and prices rule se under

Per 8184. by the ~cue
Inferior beef—. 3 0103 8 I Infirm., inottne 3 0,, 4 8
Middling datto 3 0 „ 4 0 OM:What ditto 4 0 „ 4 4
Primo largo do 4 4 4 8 Prime ditto... 410 „ 5 0
Prime ma ditto 4 4 "
ILarge pork ... 3 8 „ 5 6
Veal 6 0 5 4 Stood ditto.... 3 8 „ 6 8
LoOtb, 7a. i3d. to 8.. Od.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-03-15

Pampshire.

eountry iftiscillang.

HOW TO IXPROVIt PARISH BToCIL—I have bought,
for the use of the parish, a Hereford bull-calf of my
Mend Mr. Jemss. of M.POoteder, and have given it to
Mr. Joseph Hallett, tenant of Lord Rivera. The sows
here ire of no particular breed. I hope the Hereford
bull will do good. I wrote for the pedigree, and
resolved the following :—" I have enabled the pedigree
of the bull-calf. You will see that both sire and dam
are descended from the celebrated Sir Benjamin. cue of
the beet bulls ever bred in Herefordshire. Bettenhall
and Sir Thomas were both prize winners at the Royal
show. Sir Thomas was sold to his present owner for
390 go, The following is the pedigree :—Favourite,
calved Februaey 3, 1850, sire Wonder (3602), g. sire
Battenhall (2408), rug. aire Sir Thomas (2228), cadt.
sire Sir Benjamin (1387), dam Queea, be Sampson
(2208), g. sire of the dam Sir Benjamin (1387)." I have
ate, written to MT friend Mr. Start, of Crichel, for a
bier pit of hie Essex sort. There are two sows here,
brindled, of gr. at sue, that produced the same day
eislateen Pigs each. These, crossed with the Essex,
would combine sisi and quality. In all armies the
female should be large and the male neat. The Here-
fordshire cow crossed by a Devon ball is one of the best
and most natural crosses. Then is 'splendid cow here,
ate years old, so produced. She is red, and whitefaced.
She cale,d nine days before Christmas, and her calf
(weaned) is now worth £4. The following is the dairy-
man's account of five weeks' produce: —Jan. sth, 1311 s.
of butter; 12th, 131 b.; 18th, 131 b.; 27th, 131 b.; Feb.
2nd, 131 b. Toe sow had some areas. The butter was
sold at Is. 31. per lb. There is a very good carthorse
sire, and also back sire, in the parish ; let me hope that
our cows and pigs also will in due time be improved.
Perhaps others may be induced by the ebove to ire and
benefit their neighbcorhood.-14. F. Radcliffe, Olaford
Fazpuine.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-03-15

FRENCH WINE COMPANY, 10, Bodgeweer,Cannenctreet,
E.C.—FRENCH WINES it wholesale prior. No low
mediate between producer and conaumar. 5,800 hhda. Vle di
Bordeaux, 1866 vintage, produce of the districts Ban, Medoc,
Cotes. Biaye, Be., at FS 104. per hbd.. In bond ; 1,000 !Aida of
other growths, as per Company's lick from £5 10. to £lOO per
hhd. In bond. Note—each hhd. contains 48 galls., and woold
yield .boot 23 dozens, In bottles six to the gallon. Duty, kc,
par hbd. £2 10. BeauJoils and Macon, at CS per hhd. of 06
mils., bond price: duty, tc , per Md., £2 10. Chablis, .-
oelt.ntqoslliy,it £ll per tibd. of 40 gallon., bond price;
duty, Or.. per hhd., 62 10s, Sparkling Champaeo•-2,000
dozens, in bamkete one don each, at 14a. per don, duty paid;
usually sold at 36. to 4tc per don; a trial only needed to
ensure approval. Veramay (dry or meet), 4.1. per doom
quarta, or two dons pinta. Eau de V 1..--100 Ithds. at be. per
01, in bond; duty 10a, bd. par pH., proof. Brandy, in mem
—l,OOO cam., one dos, each, at 365. per came, duty paid ; case
and bottle. Included. The wines and brandies can be tasted at
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