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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-02-09

WEYMOUTH.

THE FORTIFICATIONS.—We understand a hulk is
to be moored near the Nothe for the use of the con-
victs who are to be employed in the works of the
new fortifications to be raised on the Nothe. The
work will be commenced next month.
WEYMOUTH RACE FOND.—The treasurer's state-
ment of account has been printed, and we are glad
to find that notwithstanding the organized and vio-
lent opposition which has been offered to the prose-
cution of this national sport, there remains a balance
in hand of £7O towards the expenses of next year.
This result is very satisfactory, under all the circum-
stances; and it is hoped that the effortsof the friends
and patrons of the turf will hereafter so far strengthen
the hands of the committee as to place these local
amusements on a footing secure from the risk of
abolition.

On Sunday morning week Her Majesty's ship
Meander left Portland roadstead for Portsmouth, two
Government steamers having been sent down for the
purpose of towing her to the former place. This
ship of war will be superseded by the Blenheim,
winch will shortly be sent to remain at this station,
and will occupy the same quarters as the Meander
did previously.
ST JOHN'S CHURCH. —A great addition is about to
be made shortly to St. John's Church, in the shape
of a parsonage house, which is to be erected close by,
and to correspond in architecture with the sacred
edifice. A committee has been formed for the
purpsse of carrying out the object; and already a.
considerable amount has been subscribed, nearly
£2OO. Amongst the subscribers, we notice the
names of Colonel Freestun, our gallant member, who
has kindly contributed £25; Sir J. H. Lethbridge,
£10; Rev. Talbot Greaves, £3O; and a number of
other influential gentlemen. The cost of the building
will be about £1,200.
The people's special service at St. John's Church
on Tuesday night was well attended. The Rev. R.
C. Magee, of Octogan Chapel, Bath, preached from
the words: "Jesus saith unto him, I am the way,
the truth, and the life," St. John xiv. 6. The Rev.
Capel Molyneux, the popular metropolitan preacher,
of lock Chapel, Harrow Road, Paddington, is an-
nounced to deliver the sermon at St. Mary's Church
this (Tuesday) evening, in connection with these ser-
vices for the working classes.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-02-09

HOP INTELLIGENCE.

BOROUGH, FIB. s.—There continues • fair consump-
tive request for good and fine hops, at full terms. AB
other kinds are dull: the supplies are very extensive.
Per cwt.
31Id and East Kent pockets .. 48 10 to 0
Weald of Rents 2 16 8 10
The market during the past week has been very quiet,
the little business effected being confined to the best
samples; middling and inferior have been completely
neglected, and must be written • shade lower. The
imports of foreign hops into London lest week were 196
bibs from Hanibro', and 75 bales from Boulogne.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-02-09

LIVERPOOL WOOL-MARKET, FEE. .

The publics sales of iwool have continued steadily
during the week, and were brought to • dose yesterday
vening, and the result having shown more firmness
thn WY expected, has imrt.ed more confidence to the
e ae.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-02-09

TAUNTON.

MURDICKOI7B ABETA-111:T—E7Y—A—CLERGYMAN,—The
Rev, Samuel Smith, master of a collegiate school, at
Clifton, was brought before the Rev. 'W. Mirehouse
Friday, charged with an aggravated assault under
the following circumstances :—Mrs. Smith, who
appears to have lived unhappily with her husband,
before her marriage received the addresses of Mr.
Leach, contractor, of Croydon, Surrey. She had
lately written to Mr. Leach, stating that her hus-
band. was dead, and expressing her willingness if he
still entertained the same feelings towards her to
give him a meeting. Mr. Leach accordingly came to
Bristol on Thursday, and was met at the Midland
Station by Mrs. Smith, who wore widow's mourning.
Mr. Smith who had become aocivainted with the
assignation, followed his wife and Mr. Leach in the
train to Yate, and after they had alighted and pro-
ceeded some distance from the station Mr. Smith,
who is a very muscular man, assaulted Mr. Leach
with a heavy bludgeon, beating him violently about
the head. Mr. Smith was also armed with a revol-
ver pistol, but does not seem to have made any use
of the weapon. He returned to Bristol the same
evening with his wife, taking with him a parcel said
to be the property of Mr. Leach. A warrant was
issued for his apprehension, under which he was
brought before the Rev. W. Mirehouse and sufficient
evidence taken to warrant his remand. The prose-
cutor, Mr. Leach, is in a state of gaeat weakness from
the injuries received,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-02-09

HABH•LANE CORN EXCHANGE.

FRIDAY, FEB. s.—During the present week only a
limited supply of English wheat he. come to hand,
coastwise and by land carriage. Although the chow of
samples of both red and white here to-day we. limited
the demand ruled heavy, but without leading to any
change in prioes, compared with Monday. Only 1,000
quarters of foreign wheat have come fresh to hand.
The trade, however, was in a most inactive state, at the
late decline in value. Fine malting barley sold at full
price.; but grinding and distilling aorta were a shade
lower. The malt trade was in a very sluggish state, at
about stationary prices. For oats the inquiry was far
from active. The quotations, however, were supported.
Beans, peas, and flour, sold slowly, at Monday's cur.
rency,

CURRENT PRICES or BRITISH GRAIN AND FLOUR.
Shillings per quarter
WHEAT—Essex, Kent, and Suffolk, white 40 to 47
„ Ditto, fine selected runs .. 48 60
„ Ditto, rod .. . 36 44
Ditto,lalavera .. 47 66
BARLEY „ No.rit:ll
ing, Lincolnehire, and Forkshlre3o 42
m
.. 84 41
„ Grinding and distilling . 29 33
, Chevalier .
MALT—Fesex, Norfolk, and Suffolk ... 60 es
OATS King—Esse:toanna Ipreoird Town-made ,;1 68
„ Scotch and Lincolnshire, potato 22 :5 7
„ Ditto, feed .. .. 21 24
„ Irish potato.. .. .. 20 26
RTE . .. .. 31 re
BEANS—Magann .. 32 37
„ Tick and Harrow :: . 36 41
0 Pigeon . .. 37 39
PEAS—Non-Boiler,,. . .. 98 40
„ Wh;te, Essex, and Kent, boilers 41 42 1
„ Ditto, Fine Suffolk .. .. 43 44
„ Maple .. • • 33 42
, Grey r . 36 40
FLOUR—Best marks,.aellvereil. (V act) 41 43
Seconds ditto and Country .. 36 99

NORICUM GRAIN.

WHEAT—Dantzle and Konigsberg 65 to 50
Ditto, ditto, extra - 60 62
Rostock, Stettin, and Wo'gad 48 80
Belgium and Pommeranian 47 63
Danish and Silesian - 42 60
„ Italian, or Marianople
Od 7 7

, American and Canadhm
BARLEY Malting - - - -
Grinding and diatilling - - 26 32
0611%--Poland and Brew - - - 23 27
Feed
BEANS—SmeII
32 84
-
PEA—Wtottoilers 4O 42
Yellow ditto -
-
Non-boilers
FLOUR—French Rhenish (per sack) -
„ Canadian and American Sou - 28 27
„ Sweet-is 32
„
o

- 4D 53
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-02-09

BRIDPORT.

RAILWAY Tusrrrs.—A correspondent addresses
the following remarks to us on the want of a greater
uniformity of time as to the arrival and the starting
of the Bridport trains in connection with the London
and South Western and Great Western trains from
Dorchester. Much inconvenience would undoubtedly
be obviated if the required accommodation could be
afforded :—"The public are great sufferers from tho
want of the accommodation which might be rendered
at Dorchester with the utmost facility, if the two
great companies would but agree on arranging the
time of arrival and departure of their respective
trains so as to enable passengers to proceed on from
one line to and by the other. But this accommodation
is sternly refused. The two companies, regardless of
the public, are determined, apparently, that such
accommodation shall not exist. For example, a pas-
monger from hence to Southampton cannot arrive at
Dorchester until 10.30, where he must there wait
until 12•25, two hours before he can proceed on his
journey. The same miserable disregard of the ac•
oommodation of the public pervades the whole of the
arrangements, as to arrival and departure, at
Dorchester."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-08-31

GILLINGHAM.

" NA V VY" TREAT.—A very interesting gathering
of about 100 navvies (including the wives of several)
took place on Wednesday evening; in the National
School-room, where tea and cake were plentifully
provided, through the liberality of the neighbouring
gentry and the exertions of the Rev. Walter Brad.
bury, the railway chaplain. The evening was spent
most agreeably, and it is hoped profitably; addresses
being delivered by the rev, chaplain and others, in-
terspersed by the enlivening strains of a brass band,
and some excellent einging. The object of the
assemblage wag to enable the rev, gentleman to ex-
plain to a large number of navvies the reason of his
coming amongst them, and the means specially pro.
vided for their moral and religious welfare. Mr.
Nosye made a very touching and friendly appeal to
their feelings to receive with readiness and use with
diligence the means and opportunities provided fur
their benefit. The decorous and attentive behav lour
of the men enoourages the hope that this advice, will
not be In vain, and that the unwearied exertions of the
rev, chaplain will be crowned with considerable
swims.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-08-31

SALISBURY.

EXCURSION FROM BRIGHTON. —A contemporary
states that a cheap excursion to Southampton
and Salisbury is announced for Monday,. " thus
giving excursionists an opportunity of visiting the
line port of Southampton, seeing rare old Salisbury,
or visiting the historical plains of Stonehenge."
WESTSURY, —Novel Mode of Deetroying a Nut
of Wasps.—A blacksmith in the neighbourhood of
Westbory had a nest of these troublesome visitors in
his garden, and feeling certain that there was
"nothing like iron," he heated a bar of iron, and
having thrust it into the hole in the evening when
all were at home, he threw a clod on it, and next
morning found the whole dead.
VICSTIVITIES AT WARDOUR CASTLE. —A large
number of the gentry of this and the surrounding
counties assembled at Wardonr Onstle on Tuesday
last, to enjoy the beauties of the sylvan scenery by
Which it is encircled, and to partake of the generous
hospitality of its noble owner. A princely banquet
was servedst five, after which the guests retired to
the mansion, where the saloons were thrown open for
shall, which was kept up with the greatest spirit
until a late hour. .Mr. Targett, of Southampton,
supplied the music for this furtive occasion which
we need scarcely add, was in the most approved
taste, and admirably performed.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-08-31

METROPOLITAN AND PROVINCIAL CREDIT

. COMPANY, and
NATIONAL HANK OF DEPOSIT,

CHIIP Ornora 1
9, ARTHUR RUMAT, OXFORD STRUT,
LONDON, W.O.

CAPITAL-110V a Maio*, 44. 10,000 Mar,. of 00
sac 4,
atalreta*,—TgOgee U. Feaginien, FAQ,
0/1101%1MC11141,IP=UNAKIAll PUMA,
ikortlary—R. Durr Owwuii,Zll4),
TN every sphere of whether among the
Aristouroy,.. Clentry, Clergy, Military, Naval, or
Civil WON, Profeselonal, liereantile, and Trading
000114101111 Utile when tempurary monetary
bgllaltlell a deeideratum, The objest of Ohio
Company le to plug that aounimodation Immediately
within the mull of all, The tudeniental principle§ of
the Company are Itioh so to malt priority of attem
lion I vic,
lit, A preliminary and etraightforward explanation
u to the whole out of any transaction,
Vnd, An obaervance of the must honorable seamy
and oonfidenoe.
SM. Thorough prompitude lit tubing all advances,
4th, The entire sum applied for Is advanced in full,
the interest being added,

1111061111,ED DEPARTMENT,
CANN ADVANCHNI Oil ININIONNI Wearily from 12100 to
C 3,000, for any period not exceeding Tim Para M an
un iform rate of interest, repayable by periodical 'instal.
manta, or al the end of • term, whichever may be
required.
Citing ADVANOIN on Freehold or Leasehold Properly,
Plato, Jewellery, Carriage', Norma, Houlehold Fund.
lure, Farming Implements, Live lituak, Plant and
Machinery of every deiltion, Consignments on
Freight, Bills of Lading *wise, Reversionary In.
Wrests, Life Policies of some standing, Annuities, Post
°bite, Mining and Railway Shares, Debentures, Bonds,
Foreign Coupons, and, in fact, on every description of
collateral or tangible swetirity, whether of present or
deferred rwalicable valut
NON•SECUMED DEPARTMENT.

Under Pertain regulations CARR ADVANCIII are made
to persons of position and responsibility on their own
personal security, thus often obviating the unpleasant
necessity of troubling friends or relatives to bepoule
security.
DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT.

MONNY RIONITZD ON DIPONIT to any amount and
for any period at £5 per oent. per annum, and for which
a Debenture is issued, signed by the Chairman and three
of the Directors, and given under the common seal of
the. Company. . _

---AP-Pli-0.4-io.U.s for Proepsotuses, Forms of Proposal, eot,,
must be made to the zUoretary, and if by post, four
metope to be enclosed.
By Order.
L 137.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-08-31

BRIDPORT.

ALLIIIGTON SUNDAY 1111711001.—0 n Tuesday last
the ohildren of this school, with their teachers, MOM•
bled Ins field belonging to Mr. Woodall, and after
being entertained with We and oaks, amused them.
solves with running for handkerchief', donoing, fut.,
and pawed a very pleasant evening.
A RBMARZABLII PAROCL.—The moat valuable
parcel that over has been brought by our railway,
arrived on Monday afternoon, by the 3.5 p.m.
train being no loss than an intelligent little girl,
about Aro years old, granddaughter of Mr. Major,
of the Whits Lion Inn, Allington, who was sent

from Oxford, duly ticketed and addressed. Had the
directions been lost, however, there is little doubt
that she would have safely arrived it her detains.
tion, as her ready replies to questions from the pas-
sengers showed that she knew well to what town she
was journeying.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-08-31

AMERICA AND CANADA.

BY ATLANTIC CABLZ.

NICWFOUNDLAND, Friday, August 27th,
Sir W. Williams, of Kan, arrived at Halifax on Tues-
day. Enthusiastic reception. Immense provision. He
replied to an address. Niagara, mail steanier, maid at
one this morning.
Gorgon arrived at Halifax last night. Yellow fever
prevails at New Orleans ;60or 70 deaths per day. It
has also appeared fat Charleston.
Great preparation. at New York and other places for
celebrations at New York on the lit and 2nd September.
The New Yorkers will make it the greatest gala day
ever known in this eountry.
Hermann sailed for Fraser River with 600 pusengerc—
Frinee Albert, mail steamer, sailed on Saturday for Gal-
way, with 250 passengers—Arabia and Arid l arrived at
New York.—Anglo•Saxon at Quebec, and Canada at
Boston.—Europa left Saint John's this evening.—A
aplandid Aurora Borealis to-night.

THE QUEEN IN GERMANY.
OoLoon, Auo. 28.
Rer Majesty the Queen and his Royal Hiihneas the
Prince Consort arrived here at A quarter to 10 o'clock
p.m., from Babelabors, all well.

TRZ CHORAL SERVICI TO A NEW TIIIII.—AOIO3II/ the
list of inarriages in the Tirnea of Friday leek appears the
following notice, "On the 24th Inst. ,at ?aura, Lorri•
more.square, Newington•butle, by Ilte Mgr, T. Mitchell,
Incumbent of the Church, negated by the Rev. J. Going,
M.A., with aural /Mier, Paul, eldest eon of Paul
Jerrard, publisher, of 170, Fleet-street, to MAMA
Alben, youngeet daughter of Thomas Dino, Esq." A.
eorrespondent asks i—Can you inform the public; what
is the peculiar and beneficial offset of being married
" with choral terries ;" who sings it, the bride or the
bridegroom, or the bridesmaid., or the incumbent, or
his soishitimt, or the clerks, or the friends of the two
families ; how mush Mewls, end whether the elergyman
who hoe invented this novel propose has taken out a
patient for it r

Printed and published for the Proprietors by Jonx
BArturr ATKIN/. of Fordinirtos Hill, Doribeeter,
Printer, it the Ofhoe of TM Dorm Cocas Arprosa:
Church Street, Doryliester.—Tuasday, Avail alit,
1889.

4144e4
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-08-31

STIIRMINSTER NEWTON.

BRITISH AND FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY.—The
anniversary meeting of this society was held on
Wednesday last at the National School Room, the
attendance being much larger than usual. The chair
was taken by the Rev. H. Welber, who opened the
meeting by prayer. Ho afterwards gave an interest-
ing amount of the number of different languages in
which the society prints and sends forth the Holy
Bible. The Secretary, Mr. W. C. Isaac was then
called upon to read the report, which stated that the
amount subscribed during the past year to be some
few shillings leas than that of the previous year.
The Rev. W. Dodge, on being called upon to address
the meeting, gave an interesting account of the
working of the colporteur, or hiibla hawking system.
He was followed by the Rev. Carr J. Glyn, rector of
Witchampton, who in an excellent address, gave a
lucid description of the operations of the society both
at home and abroad. The Rev. W. Abbott, in
conclusion, appealed to those present, whether they
valued the Bible as a boon to themselves, recom-
mending them each one to study and read it for
themselves. The meeting was closed by singing the
doxology, and a good collection was made at the
door.

MELANCHOLY DEATH. —We regret to record a sad
calamity which befell Mr. John Andrews, of Todber
Farm, near this town, on Tuesday last, and by which
a wife and eight children are suddenly plunged into
the deepest sorrow. It appears that Mr. Andrews
was proceeding up stairs to bed at about his usual
time, taking hold of the balustrade as a support ;
when nearly at the top of the stairs, the rail gave
way in his hand, and he fell backwards, pitching on
his head at the foot of the stairs, and he died imme•
diately.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-08-31

ailtnau Entelligence.

GREAT WESTERN AND BRENTFORD.

The ounntruction account of thin ooinnany shows that
£115,515 had Wen reoeived to the 30th June last, iunl
£114,454 entiended, leevunt • balance of £1,068. In ad.
ddion to thts the emu of £17,630 a in comae of mend
on shares, iodating calls on ouutractors' ,hares, which
are paid u the work+ proceed, and shares agreed to be
token in payment for land.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-08-31

LOCAL AGENTS.
Arnisiter Robins.

13ridport Beaoh and Bern Mott, Eamt-Street.
&eosin/ter Oliver, Fore• Street.
Blandford Reid, near the Church.
Bert Reps.&Ochell.
Cerise .4b6as Bonnett, Long-Stmet.
Crew ern Clark,
Chard Young, Post-Ofßoe.
DORCHESTER PROUD, HIGH•EAIITATtirr.
Gillingham Edgar, Poet-Moe.
Henaridge Rogers.
London Punell, 80, Cornhill.
Lyme Locke, Broad-Street.
Duniter, Broad-Street.
Melbtery Osmond Palmer.
Poole Green, High• Street.
Sherborm Kingdom Cheap-Street.
Sta/bridge Dike, late Tsang.
Seirmateter Trite, Market-Place.
Skqftsebterel Beatable, High-Street.
• 6 Bennett, High-Street.
WEYMOUTH Cole, 130. Mary-Street.
Wareham& Beat.
1 soya

ift-Liilt tt Hunt.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-08-31

BIDEFORD EXTENSION.

The ludf•yeal westing of this company WAII held on
Wednesday at se offlu. Gresham•hunso, Old Broad. ,
street ; Mr. J. arilind in the @hair.
Mr. Chanter, the secretary, road the re; ort, which
stated that the directs", having previously assured the
proprietors of their earnest desire to curtail all expensed',
end to discharge the .nit-cost liabiltles without recourse
So pretenses 11111041.10 r extended powers. have the satia-
faction to report that every claim hiss been adjusted
equitably, and they hope justly, to all parties cenaerned,
and the capital Account will now be closed. The lessees,
am well to the pehho es the proprietors, have given every
facility ASA ootivenience in the working of the lino ; and
if the very low fares imposed may not have been re-
munerative, an increase from 41,748 passengers in the
corresponding half of 1867 to 48,306 paseengers in the
peat half-year shows • propulsive improvement in the
trail°. In eommon with railways generally, the goods
traillo has Mien of. The retitle oboes *pose receipt
from the /A of January to the 30th ofJune last of
£l,llB ut C 1.296 in the corresponding half of 1867.
The capital amount showed that.o2,loB bad been es-
pended the liUth of June last.
On the motion of the Chairman the report wee ad-
opted. In reply to questions it was stated thst the
receipts were -ppropriated to the payment of lishilitlea
on capital amount. an I when those were settled the ust
receipts would be divided smogs the shareholders.
The inseam then separated.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-08-31

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.

THURSDAY AUG. 26.—Our market to-day WAS fairly
supplied with besets as to number, but their general
quality was inferior. For most breeds, we had a 'tem.:ly
demand, at Monday's improvement in value. The show
of sheep was only moderate, and the mutton trade ruled
firm. at very full prices. Lambs—the supply of which
was less extensive—sold slowly, at late rates, viz., from
158. to 6e. per Blbs. We had an active inquiry for calves,
at 2d. to 4d. per 81bs. more money. The supply, how-
ever, WAS rather limited. Both pigs and milch cows
moved off steadily, at full quotations.

Per 8111.. tn ;ink the offal.
Crs. &Intr. beasts 3 41,13 S.Pr. South Downs 4 Bto4 10

See. quality, do. 3 8 4 o,l,arge core. mlva 8 10 4 4
Prime large oxen 4 2 4 6 Prime small ditto 4 6 6 0
Ditto Scots, to. 4 8 4 10ILarge hogs 3 2 4 0
Crs. &Infr sheep 6 4 6 6 Not snil. porkers 4 2 4 4
See. quality do 2 8 4 0 Sock. ells.. (each) 17.. 23.
Pr. ere, wool- gr. old dos, pig. 18.9. 24..
led sheep .. 40 4 0

NEWGATE AND LEA
FRIDAY, ADD. 27.—Fair
sale to-day, and trade stead
Per Blhe, h 3
e. 4. A 4.
Inferior beef.. 2 10 te3 I
Middling ditto. 3 4 3 6
Prime large ditto 3 8 3 10
Prhneemall ditto 4 0 4 4
Largo pork .... 0 3 6

DEN HALL MARKETS
supplies of meat were on

the carcase.

Inferior mutton 9 2M9 4
Mldllint ditto 8 6 8 10
Pelee ditto 4 0 4 8
Veal
Small pork 3 8 44
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-08-31

MR. E. EDWARDS, STJAGION Dairrurr,
8017TSSMEET, DORCH
(Assisted by Mr. J. NOORR,) at homeMd2rirom Ten
till Five o'CWat,
Mr. H. E. attends personally at Weymouth, at the
ROYAL BATHS, every 'Tuesday and Friday, by appoint-
ment, and at the residences of his patient', without
extra charge. A notice per poet ensures an iuterviwa.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-08-31

NEWTON ABBOTT AND MORETONHAIIP-

STEAD.

A pnblio meeting was hehl at Newton Abbott (South
Devon) on Wednesday to consider the practioabdity of
fanning a railway from Newton Abbott to %Carton,
Joining the South Devon Railway at the former place,
and passing over Bovey ileatlinuld, and close to the
village of Bovey Tracey.
Mr. & T. Keltewich,N.P., presided.
The Rev. N. Gould, who moved the first resolution,
said that the route was an extremely easy and practice.
We one; and, the town of lloreton being In the vicinity
of Dartmoor, it was fair to anticipate that a large num.
her of persons would visit that tows and the surrounding
place* in the summer woman.
The Chairman mentioned that Lord Courtenay, who
had large property in the district, wax prepared to Ten.
der every facility in his power to promote the projected
railway.
Resolutions approving the scheme, and appointing a
committee to carry it out, were unaniumwdy passed.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-08-31

A N ACT OF GRATITUDE.-5,000 Copies
11- of • Medical Book for Gratuitous Circulation.—
GEORGE THOMAS, req., having been effectually
cured of nervous debility, loss of memory, and dimness
of sight, resulting from the early errors of youth, by
following the instructions given in • Med Mal Work by
• Physician, he considers it his duty, in gratitude to the
author, and for the benefit of nervous sufferers, to pub-
lish the means used. He will Therefore send free, to any
address, in a sealed envelope, on receipt of • directed
envelope enclosing two stamps, to pre-pay postage, •
copy of the medical work oontaining every information
required.—Address, Tuoitee, Esq., Cram; House,
Newosstle-upou-Tyue.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-08-31

CURRENT PRICES OF BRITISH GRAIN AND FLOUR.

Shillings per quarter
WHEAT—Eneex, Kent, and Suffolk, whit 43 to 48
, Ditto, fine selected runs .. 48 64
,
„ Ditto, red .. 39 413
St Ditto, Talavera 62 54
, Norfolk, Lincolnshire, and Yorkshlre4o 47
BARLEY Malting
. . ..

„ Grinding and distilling
~ Chevalier
MALT—Essex, Norfolk, and Suffolk .. 57 66
Kingston, Ware, and To 6
OATS—Essex and Suffolk .. 236 66
28
Scotch and Lincolnshire, potato 27 22
Ditto, feed .. .. 26 29
Irish potato.. .. 25 30
RYE .. . • •

28 33

BKANS . --Magann ..
.. 39 41
.
Tick and Harrow .. . 40 42
Pigeon . .. .. 43 47
PEA —Non-Bollera .. . .. 41 43
„ White, Dunk, and Kent, boiler. 44 46
~ Ditto, Fine Suffolk .. ~ 48 47
43 47
• • .. ..
..
...__

.. —,
Orgy.. .. 41 44
FLOUR—Best mark, delivered (V eAck) 40 49
&monde ditto end Country .. SO SS
FOREIGN GRAIN.

WHEAT—Dantalc and Konigsberg - 43 to 47
Ditto, ditto, extra - - - - 48 61
Rostock, Stettin, and Wo'gut - 43 49
Belgium and Pommeranian 42 46
i Danish and Silesian - - - 38 44
D$ Italian, or Marianople - - -

Tmerlean and Can Linn
BARLEY Malting "
OATS—rolnadnic7gana,;ldßdrelewtilling 24
23
BEANS—FSmaII
23 gg
PEAS—Wtotir 24 36
3ollere 4O 43
42 45
Yellow ditto -

Non-boilers
FLOUR--rrench Rhenish (per sack) - 38 34
„ Canadi. and American Sour - 20 22
Sweet - 11 21
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-08-31

garden at We7mouth, 1 esierdat month; Arthur Piryi
aadault on police at Cranbourn, 1 calendar month,
Thomas Scutt, stealing candles at Vi'imborne Minster/
1 calendar month.

WEYMOUTH.
The officers of the Wexford Militia, irith that
courtesy and gentlemanly feeling which generally
distinguish military men, have allowed their hand to
perform on the Esplanade.
Father Gavazzi deliVered an oration, in English,
on "The Evangelization of Italy," at the,Waleyan
Chapel, Conygar-lane, on Friday evenntg Week.
There was nqt a large attendance.
The tovni Wed will, after the present week, dis-
continue its practice, oWing to the want of funds.
Our popular and attentive representative, Colonel
Freestun, has offered ,C5O or a year towards a
scheme for placing moveable frees along the Espla-
nade,
BAZAAR. The bazaar in aid of the fend
for building a parsonage &me in connection
with St. John's Church, promises to be cute of
the best ever held in Weymouth. It will be held cat
Wednesday and Thursday, in the grounds belonging
to Gloster Lodge, and, no doubt, the attendance
will be large and influential, considering the num-
bers of families now staying at this fashionable
watering place.
The regatta commenced yesterday and will he
continued to-day (Tuesday). There were a good
many prizes offered, and considerable encouragement
and attention have been given by the oommittee to
the Boat Club. An excursion train arrived here on
Saturday night by the Great Western Railway from
London; and to-day there will be a trip from Bristol
hither by the same line, to allow the passengers a
peep at our annual regatta. The town is very fun.
THE RACRB.—A good deel of preparation has been
going on for the races, which come off at Lodmoor,
on Wednesday and Thursday week. A glanoe at
the bill of fare, which is to be found in our adver-
tising columns, will show what superb sport may be
expected.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-08-31

NORTH DEVON.

The Ink If yonrit iit4lng of thlo I:annoy woo bola on
W•olnitoday 4 olio otßoo, Groolinin•houvo, Mr. J. Mar.
lan,l in the choir.

"—The roport Wmi taken as read.
The Chairines, In touring the adoption of the report.
said there had been ruainely mow iiiiproveinent in 'Arii
marines, and he had no doubt that as armee revived the*
trail. would Juneau mere repldly. Ti.. BoathAVralrni
Ilststnilnn Railway would he 0 I 441 Oa to teeter In shoot
11 months front the promo' time, and li, bed eery little
donht that it would irruily add to their traffic. He
believed that • 'Mower mold be pat on to idy froin
their quay to Idverpool and other etionit. The railway
company had nothing to do with the Mean( r they
had no funds avoilablo for that portion. Ti.h trades
on the line wee well in,naged. He believed that sumo
porous oomplained that the "peed was nut eulGoiently
rapid, hut when the nature of their servos was eon.
sithmeil, although aa lead ea pod as the coastry Woild
admit, It would be dangerous to loommengere to travel
over the Ihn at exposits speed, end therefore there was
nothing to hutupladi of on that twouwit.
Retitilona were mood adopting the report, and d.
suing a dividend at the rate of Mk Pd. per cont. tier
annum on the (military etook, and at the rata of
£1 198. ad. per omit. per union on the H. stook for the
lea half•year.
The prooredlnp conolotled with a vote of thank, to
the *batmen aol direetorw.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-08-31

Yaritties.

Hirth should be the embroiduy of The sonvereation.
not the web ; and wit the ornament of the mind, not the
f urniture.
Hs who NIS MOTs attention to his hal than kis head,
oho .$ which la mut prised.
The weathercock, after all, points to the bigloost
morel truth, for it shows man that it le a vane thing to
a•sidre.
Religion ls the beet armour in the world, but the
worst cloak.
Some men are like tee; you can't get any goodwill
out of them till they have been for some thus in hot
water.
" Yon are 111, my friend." "Yea I my eye, inflawo,
and very painful. Do you know of tiny remedy?' "Do
u I did laat week with a touth—bare it out."
In society, wholesales don't wiz with retail,; raw
wool douse% 'teak to halfpenny hallo of weeeted ;
tallow in the reek looks down *lslam to the pound, and
pig-Iron terns on tie awe at twopenny nail&
'' Mother, I ahouldoo't be surprteed if our Rosen gets
&topical some day."—" Why, my eon P " Beeauee her
beau twisted hie arms round her neck the other Wok
and if she had nut kissed him to lot her go, be would
hove strenglool her."
THI op TIVPII.—" You eon Ito anything
II you only have. pet'enoe," uld en old unria, nn hod
made a fortune, to a nephew who had nearly grout on..
" Wator nosy be serried in a slue, if yAzhey
wait." " How long?' *eked the pekteM Ak .vloo woo laniellont for the obi man s obituary. "Till
it
frusta I" wee the uncle's eoulrivoily.
"Why
m don't you limit yoee ?" &alit a ph:plate to n
an inteperete pen " set I own a stake that you
go so far and no farther," "No I doe" sold the Uteri
" hut I set it um far off that I always get tipsy before I got to It.
MU ()I GOLD,--A vain man's motto Is, WI, gold
and wear it o a ominous won't, Win gold nee share it;
a miter's, Won gold and spare It; a ioroffigsion, Win
gold and spend it; a broker's, Win gold eul lend it a
Nora, Win gold and and it; a gambler's Win gold and
Imo a who man's, Win gold and use It,
Homo. Welpole says old friend, are the great blew lug of one's leWr yearn. Hell a word conveys omen
meaning, Thty have memory of the same events, and
here the mum mode of thinking. I have young re.
latione Hoot may grow upon me, fur niy net,,, is at
feetionets, but mon they grow odd Mendel My sr for.
hid, that. Still lees eon they pow compentons, le it
friendship to esideln half one uys I One moat relate
the Itielory of one', and leleu I aid what Is that to
• - -nano but old
-`4Tlllll.—When
• log.

NOW
.ru

TILL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-08-31

LONDON MARKETS.

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)

MARE-LANE, MONDAY, AUGUST 30.

We had a moderate supply of wheat at our
market to-day, and prices were unaltered.
Barley was in good demand, and rather
dearer.

The supply of oats was very large, and the
market firm.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.

MONDAY, AUGUST 30.

Our market was supplied to-day with five
thousand eight hundred beasts, and twenty-six
thousand sheep.
Beef, best quality 4 10
Mutton, ditto , 5 2
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-08-31

FAIRS DURING THE ENSUING WEEK.

DORSET. —Leigh, September 3; Stalbridge, Sep-
tember 4; Toller Down, September 7.
Somensar.—Bristol, September 1; Crewkerne,
September 4; Freshford, September 6.
Dsvoic—liatherleigh, September 6.
Wiurs,—Corebara, September 4; Wilton, Sep-
tember 6.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-08-31

WAREHAM.

WAREHAM AND PURBECK LABOURERS' AND SER-
VANTS' FRIEND SOCIETY.—It Will be seen on refer-
ence to our first page that the trial of skill in plough-
ing will take place on the 23rd September next, at
Here Regis. The committee have fixed on this
locality (where the matches have never been before
held) for the present year for the convenience of
members and friends residing in that part of the dis-
trict. We understand that Gerard Sturt, Esq., M.P.,
is invited to preside at the annual dinner of the society
in October at Wareham. At a special 'meeting of
the committee, held Tuesday last, J. H. Calcraft,
Esq., M.P., president of the society in the chair, the
above arrangements were made.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-08-31

SHAFTESBURY.

HOLY TRINITY A.ND ST. PSTER'B.-011 Thursday
week the rector gave his usual treat to the children
of the National Schools. The children attended the
ordinary afternoon service at the Holy Trinity church
at three o'clock. They afterwards formed a proces-
sion in Bimport-street, carrying various appropriate
flags and banners, with which they marched, in num-
ber about 200, to a field behind the rectory, kindly
lent for the occasion. Tea, cake, bread-and-butter,
and bread-and-honey, were soon provided, after
which the evening was spent in various amusements.
Before dusk, prizes were distributed to the most
deserving children, and a few songs having been
nicely sung, concluding with the National Anthem,
the young folks merrily left the field, each receiving
a piece of cake as they passed the gate. These schools
are in a most efficient state, and very favourably
spoken of in the reports of Her Majesty's school in-
spectors.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-08-31

LATEST PROVINCIAL MARKETS.

SoomuirroN, Friday.—Old wheat, £ll 0.4. to
£ll 155.; new, £ll 51. to £l2 ss. per load. Malting bar-
ley, 38s. to 38..; grinding ditto, 275. to 335. Oats, 255.
to 30e. Beans, 40s. to 48.. Malt, ftts. to ORs. per qr.
Flour, 32a. to 335. per sack. -- We experienoed a
'toady sale for wheat at this day's market, both old and
new, at the quotations of Friday lut. Oats, barley,
and beans each met a fair sale, at full quotations.
There was no (Mange in the value of flour.

WARMINSTER. Saturday, Aug. 28.—Whest, 384. to
475. (last week, 38a. to 475.); new wheat, 40.. to 475.
last week, 38s. to 478.1 Barley, 30s. to 355. (last week,
30e. to 386.); Oita, 225. to 271. (last week, 23a. to 270.)
Beans, 425. to 80e. (last week, 421. to 50e.) Peas, —s.
to 11. (last week, I. to I.) 81h. lost, lid.—
There was a small supply. Wheat sold slowly, at last
week's rates. In other grain very little business was
done.

At the principal provincial corn markets on Saturday
last buainew was dull, at about lat. rates. Prices of
barley varied oonsidembly according to the condition of
samples, and the best descriptions brought rather more
money. Oats and beans fully supported former prime.

LIVERPOOL WOOL MARKET, Arm, 28.
There is still a good inquiry for foreign wool, but
stooks generally being light, the transactions have been
to some extent restricted, and prices of all descriptions
remain very lirm. A moderate business bas been done
in Booted, at previous quotations.

WORCESTER HOP-MARKET, Atm, 28.
The hop plantations have greatly improved in thla
and the adjoining eounty o Hereford during the lut
three weeks, and the crop will be, as it woo loot year,
mush heavier thin had been expected a month or six
weeks sines. The duty is now estimated at from
£15,000 to £20,000, but the ulterior orop of Kant and
Buses will hardly make Worcester hops remunerative.

All communications in relation to whatever de-
partment of the Paper are to be addressed to
Mr. FREDERICK MALLETT, Editor of the Dorset
County Expreno and Agricultural Gazette, at the
Office, Church Street, Dorchester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-08-31

PRUriSEA.

-
The New Primulas Gazette annonnoee that Her
M tjeety Q teen Viotorla ho poati.one I her dettarttire
troll Rabelaberg for one day. It b. now fixed for the
2itli nt 4irint. (Ii ThoNday net. hein t the birth.
day of Hill R vu Hi.ii,e Prinee Albert. there are to
be greet feelleltitei at Berlin. There will hoe pis ev•
prenuntatlon at the Opera.

The 114441 triviosw (nen Twrernaae state that the King
an,l Qneen of ?ruglilt exiled to he at Berlin on the 311 t.
They will tro straight to tihina Bonei. E trlv in Reptein•
her the King pr.-newel pmeeeding to Sehloes-Erusana-
dorf, withoot visiting Potion.

B ironller, war( kinhmewtor at Berlin. hail
the honour of being presente.l to Her Majesty Queen
Vietorla, on the 22i1.1 inst. Her Majinity was to leave
P ,ts,lalia on the lith for Colozne, where she would re-
m tin over the 29th.

The Vele Pressi.ps Mue,le contradicts the renort that
an extraor linery session of the Chambers will he con-
voked to Kettle the question of the Gnvernment.
stein will be token until the return of the Bing.
CPSRWAV touts or EVGIAND. —"We are only ex•
presein r the general feel nu, what' we say that no
crowned hea lin &trope .eceiyal e rartva welcomefrnm
no peoole a, Q teen Vi trio. W .re nit alit skimmed
to admit Englund'. superiority, In history, optimums,
trade, netinual an I political win lition, England in our
imperior. Two centuries atrn she stood her trial in the
destruction of Abeolut,sm, which we nowm,lays vainly
en leavour to achieve. She has a national 0011111661100.
which we are atrivin4 for. She IA our superior in spiry
brunch of native produce, she offere as an example in
commerce, in her 400141 inntitntione, her enterprias, per.
severance, and determination of purpose. Ant this in
why Englan Its, and will remain for or a inn lel for
imitation in all queelions of political liberty, in all role-
tied between the people and the dynasty. And as an
honest and atreltfor Nerd man feels pleaeure in expnaslng
his respect for an object worthy of admiration, so does
the progress•loving Prussian people feel pleasure In en-
pressing It. admiration to the Qneen, as well for her-
self individually. SR also the repreeentativ• of her
hingdom."—Volks
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-08-31

MARK-LANE CORN EXCHANGE.

FNMA!, AUG, V.—Coastwise, a fair average time-of-
year supply of both old and new English wheat has come
to band this week. Fresh up to-day, however, by land
carriage, the receipts were very moderate. Notwith-
standing that the show of samples was rather limited,
the demand for most kinds of wheat of home produce
ruled rather inactive, at Monday's quotations. We
were rather heavily supplied with foreign wheat, which
moved off slowly. In prices, however, no quotable
change took place. Floating cargoes were dull. There
was a very moderate show of both English and foreign
barley, and nearly all kinds were in good request, at
very full prices. Malt—the show of which was limited
—ruled steady, at extreme rates. Good sound oats were
Arm, at fully Monday's currency; but damp parcels sold
heavily, at barely late rates. Beans, peas, and flour
were unaltered in value.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-08-31

LONDON PROVISION MARKETS.

The butter market is very inactive, and inferior
qualitiea are rather cheaper. In bacon very little is
doing, at the late decline. Other provisions are a slow
inquiry.

Dorset, fine, per cwt
Ditto, middling
Devon - - - ------ • - -110 s. 114 a.
Fresh, per dosen lb.

HAY AND STRAW MARKET.

SMITHFIELD, AUG. 28.—Meadow hay, from £3 O.
to £4 5g.; new ditto, £3 On. to £4 On. ; ()lover, old,
£4sn. to a tas. ; new, ditto, £4on. to £.5 Os. ; and
straw, El 10s. to £1 13s. per load.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-08-31

PRUSSIA.

A despatch from Berlin dated 26th inst. says :—lt ap-
pears decided that at the expiration of his present
powers the Prince of Prussia will be appointed Regent.
The Prus4an Government has addressed a note to the
Vienna Cabinet on the occupation of Rastadt. The
Duke of Coburg, the Duchess of Leuchtenben, and
Prince Gortschakoff, Governor-General of Poland, have
arrived at Berlin. A grand display of fireworks, and
other festivities, took place at Babelsburg in honour of
Prince Albert's birthday.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-08-31

SOUTHAMPTON.

----- _ _
In consequence of the appearance of the plague at
Berigazi, and of the suspicions of ita existence at
Alexandeia, Mr. Wiblen, the quarantine officer at
Southampton, has received orders to visit all mail
packeta from the Fast, the same as he does those
from the West The practice of the quarantine
officer visiting the Alexandria packets at Southamp-
ton has c... d for many year..
•

PorrsuNE. —The Mieer.—Some twenty cousins
have put in claims for Few's (the miser's) hoard. It
appears, however, that they will all be disappointed,
as Staples, the uncle who sheltered him, will come
in for the whole. Staples (the uncle) is, however, in
a very dangerous state, caused by the effluvia from
Few's house, and his recovery is doubtful.
Pouramorm.—Arrival of the 'haricot Steam.
Squadron at Spithead.—On Monday evening the
Russian steam corvettes arrived and anchored at
Spithead from Cronstadt, bound for the Mediterra-
nean. On Tuesday morning at 8 o'clock, the
R 11931911 commodores ship fired a royal salute,
which was instantly returned with the like number
of guns from the garrison battery. The same com-
pliment was paid to the commanner•inothief at
Portsmouth, and equally returned from the Victory
fiag-ship. In the afternoon the Russian commodore
pulled into Portsmouth harbour, and went on board
the Victory, upon which the Russian flag was hoisted
at the fore, and saluted with nice guns.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-08-31

HOP INTELLIGENCE.

BOROUGH, FRIDAY, 27.—A moderate business is
doing in good and fine hops of last year's growth, at full
prices. Other kinds are dull in the extreme. The
plantation accounts are favourable, and the duty is
called L'250,000.

The improvement in the plantstions which we noticed
In our lest report has been steadily programing, and the
duty hex consequently advanced to £250.000, and in one
instance has been backed an high as £260,000. The mar-
ket has been supplied with three pockets of the new
growth, viz, , two pockets of Kents, which realised 168 s.
and 1265., and one poeket of Sussex, which realized
112 e. The demand for 1835's has been well supported,
hut in other descriptions we have little doing. No
foreign hops arrived in the port of London last week.

WOOL MARKET.

There is a moderate business doing in fine home
grown wools, end prices are fully aupported. In long
wools very little is passing ; nevertheless the quotations
rule about stationary. The supply on offer is seasonably
large; but we understand that large buyers are shortly
expected from Belgium.

Down Teo
Down Ewe.
Half-bred Hoge
Half-bred Wethere
Kent Fleeces
Letoaster Fleece., mixed
Combing akin.
Flannel Wool
Bl&aket Wool

~. 16d. 10164 d.
14 1641.
.. 1144. 101di.
.. idi . 14 .
Idl.

iid:

.. 181. IM.
.. 124.
.. M. 121.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-11-23

STURMINSTER NEWTON.

LIMA Ft-Y
evening the
19th hist, ths members and friends assombluil at the
National School.room to listen to a lecture (ruin Mr,
Mackintosh, of London, the atildect announced being
"The more &loaning Disooveriee of thq Horsoliele
and Earl Rosso, with particular reference to the
Plurality of Worlds, and the Ammo Comet of INK"
it WM also announced that Mrs, Mackintosh would
sing several sacred songs at interval, of the lecture,
This lady and gentleman were initably introduced to
the audience by the chairman, W. Colbourn°, Fag,
Mr. Mackintosh then commenced his leuttire by giving
an interesting amount of the invention of the tel...
cope, Anil ita noes and application, together with a
y sketch of the grountl•work of astronomy but
by fiur the moot interesting port of his lecture Wee
out the great comet which hits so recently ettraoted
the attention of all, The lecturer posaessed (what
many are deficient in) a happy way if bringing hie
antronnmical lam and caleitlatione home to the nit,
derstiontling of a popular audience, At regards Mrs.
Maultintish, we cannot say too much In praise of the
port oho sustained, in introducing, at imitable inter.
vale, the following mango I—" The Leinentation,"
(king) i" Angels over bright and fair," (Theodora),
Handel " Home unto Him," (Maisiah), Handel
and " Let the bright Seraphim," (14aineon), Handel.
She WIN anninpoilied by her huoband on the violin,
and by our talented organist, Mr. Spinney, nu the
(liana. Mr.. Mewkluutue,h dioployed eimeitterable test.
In her singing, which, Added to a Hell, full voles,
rendered leer vocal poem; lours thee uurdiuuarlly
effective and pluming. The performers wore warmly
cheered at the °embalm' of the leuturi.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-11-23

WEYMOUTH.

MILITARY FUNRRTL7-IA-pii-v-ate of the Wexford
Militia was interred at the Century on Monday
afternoon week, with the imposing ceremonial
usually observed at military obsequies. The
funeral prooeuion, headed by a tiring party, with
arms reversed, and the baud playing the " Dead
March in Haul," marched at a slow pace to the
Cemetery, where after the conclusion of the burial
service, the oureinon7 terminated with three rounds
bring fired over the grave.
PNRPORMANCRN UV WINNING YACHTC —Front a
return of the performances of winning yachts lii the
year 1858, we glean the following —The Mann, be.
longing to J. Weld, Esq., won twice in the R.Y.B
matches, including a prise of £lOO. The Constance,
J. T. Turner, Esq., won alOO prise at the 11. V.
Regatta. The Lillwortis took oil three prises, vie,
£3O at the &N.Y.C. Regatta, £lOO at the It.Y.H.
Regatta, and £lOO at the V.Y.U. Regatta. The
Phantom, M. Lane, !Carl, pined the Weymouth
Challenge Cup, value kW, besides £4O at the
R. L.Y.U. Regatta, and £3O at Torbay. The Vesper,
belonging to W. H. P. Winton, won £25 at Wey.
month.
The Aquila steamer hail a very rough passage
from the Channel islands on Monday mull, but
male the voyage in pod time, having left Guernsey
at 12 10 p.m. and arrived in Portland Roads at 8 45.
The passengers speak highly of the Aquila's sea.
going qualities, as well as the conduct and attention
of her uptein, Mr. Palle

. . _
Tito WIATNIIK...-011i Zulus has lately armed
lii. moat boiaternue aapeot, and him been performing
1110 " great gun" exercise, to a highly uncomfortable
eatant. Measuring tho wind by salluei standard,
It must have blown at loam a gale and a half fur the
past few (141,11. A flame " north easter" has prw.
railed with unabated severity, awl °anew tad our Bay
Into a wens of terrible beauty, while an 'bore. the
mariner's words Ideal of terreetrial oalamitiee
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-11-23

PRI7KMIA..

........
Prussia Is very busy with the eleotlons, which, to for
as they are known, are &lomat all In favour of the new
Government.
The young Prince Frederlok•Williain was Introduced
to his father's politico' friends, eta Cabinet Uounoil re.
saintly, and declared himself In & way wide!' leaves no
doubt that he too Joins In the Liberal policy of hi.
father. Tile new ministers are inclined to increase the
bullet for the army as well as the navy of Prussia.
The Minister of the Interior, M. Flottwell, has pro.
hlbited the circulation of the swigs paper, the Band,
throughout the whole of Prussia. The Minister invokes
the law on the press, which, whon one amity of A furvign
nowspaawr has been ones seised, authorial's the Minister
of the Interior to prohibit it altogether. A oupy of the
Bond had been formerly seised.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-11-23

MAY ANI) NTH AN MARKET.

Owtywrvel.n, Now. 20.—N0.00w hay, from 1.3 N.
to C 4 104. ; new ditto, 2:4 Os. to £4 Os. ; clover, old,
£4 Oh. ..0 eft It.. ; now, ditto, £3 13s. to £6 3.. ; and
straw, £1 6.1. to CI 10e. per load.

WOOL MARKET.

Owing to the great firmness in the transactions at the
colonial wool salmi now In prnaross, there are no mailers
of English wool, eseept at an advance In the quotations
of VI to 24, per lb. At present, however, this improve.
monk has not been realised, but there is every proepisot
of an apwart movement in vela*. The 'apply of wool
here Is very moderate,
D :vm Tees
Down 'twee
Helf.hred tinge .
Rell.heed Wetter, 1144. 170,
Kent Yleeeee
lethiseter Fleeces, mined
Comblnii 99 In*
Flannel Wool
Minkel Wool id. 14(1.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-11-23

MONEY ADVANCED WITHOUT DELAY.
--
LOANS GRANTED from £lO to £2OO on
Personal &Gorily, repayable by Monthly or
Quarterly lnstalinenla, Bills disoounted. Advanoes
outdo on ovury description ot valuable Property.

Apply to Mr. OEOROE ALLEN,
16, rin.bury Btrot,
drninbury Num,
London, E.O.