The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-11-21 00:00:00

PRODUCE. MARK ET,

A rather strong speculative feolioo.LUl manifested in the
prod.*. markets, which the reduction In the Bank rate of dis-
count Is calculated to foster. In various staples the transac-
tions continue on a large male at rising rata.
In sugar, the business doing ban been extensive, particularly
in low qualities, which are again ad per cwt dearer.
Coffee ha. also continued in active request, and native
descriptions, both Ceylon and East India., have been mid to a
=extant on the spot end afloat. it a further Wynne° ; plan-
kinds are also dearer.

—Cocos quiet.
Of Tea the recent large arrivalo have flattened the market,
and dealers an IntUsposixt to pay former rates. Merchants are,
however. firm:

Spices, the upward movement in black pepper has received
a decided cheek; large quantities were brought to auction on
Wednesday, and POMO holders beidg determined sellers, priests
no way id to id per lb from the late Lop point. In white
bushiest ho. also boon done on easier terms.—For other
deseripUons the enquiry in limited.
Saltpetre remain. arm, but quiet.
Cotton micas have improved about id per lb.
Jute has conUnued dulL
In Straits Tin a Large business has been effected at the
hihhcet rates attained last weeks _

Copper sbews a strong upsraril tendency ; prices within the
last fortnight have advanced £2 to £3 per ton.
Petersburg Tallow rose to ClOs 3d on 'be .pot, and to 614 9d
ter March delivery, but ban since fallen Is 3d to id per cwt.

MONEY MARKET.

The feature in the mousy market this week Ls the reduction
of the Dank rate to 4 per cent, the alteration being made at the
weekly meeting of the Directors held on Thursday. The step was
certainly not generally expected, notwithstanding that the
terms In the open market had previously ruled fully I per
cent under the Bank minimum. Tne nttes In Lnmbard-street
are al per cent for three months' bills, and ai to 41 per
cent for six months' (India and China) bills. The races of the
discount establishments are 3 per cent at call and 31 per cent
at seven or 14 days notice. The London and Wesuniuster
Bank allow only 2 per cent for amounts under £6OO. On the
Stock Exchange some pressure for money was experienced on
the lam day of the setlJement, when as high as 4 per cent was
paid for advances on Conison—advannes are, however, now
obtainable at 2 to 21 per cent.

HAY AND STRAW.
Surranakti, Nov. 16.—Large supplies were again on offer M
this market to-day. Trade wee depressed, and prices in some
instances Imre further ieduc.d. Prima meadow hay, 8. to
90e; inferior <IMO, 385 to 72.; R men, 40e to 65i; prime
clover, life to 130 e; inferior ditto. 611. to 90e ; and straw, 34e
to 12. per load.

• WOOL MARKETS.
Leann', 17th.—The market for E,iglieh wool during the last
week has been very strong, end with • renewal of the export
demand for France and America,whlch has already commenced,
we think prices likely to advance at least mother Id per lb.
There has been no featured Importente in the wool merket
to-day. The tone was undoubtedly eteady. Lod good hop and
wethers bays been rather freely purchased at extreme quota-
Mons. Machine and inferior deecripth.ons have sold steady.
BaLeteaD, Nov. it—There It a cheerful tone prevailing in
the market to-day. All dcapiptions of long-stepled wool. are
bald with great firmness, and in some exmodingly limited.
Spinners, who those an indisposition to yield the high rates,
pureness only to cover priming requirements. Holders of wool
In the country adhere with tenacity to rates which cannot be
realised In Ws market, and consequently staplers are under
the necessity of maintaining their quotations.

SEED MARKET.
Red Clover has excited during limped few days considerable
attention, and values have suvanced le to 6. per cwt. Of
Antericau seal there is no great quantity on oiler what
has appeared in the market had been smoggy bought !V.
Teuling parcels of Clover have also met with a brisk inquiry.
White Clover must be quoted ga to 3s per cirt dearer. Trefoils
are arm. In French Italian the recent advance has been well
maintained. Perennial Grasses are steady. Winter Term ere
In slow request In Musters! and Rape seed there is but little
passing. Other erticles show no alteration.--John Shaw and
dem, deed Ilerehaute, 37, Mark- Leue, Lyndon, S.C.

1101' MARKET.

Boaricatt, Nov, 17.—lus—new-I;;:lagtaactiorni have been
real:inlaid, but priced hare ruled arm. Yearling. have Wen
moderately active, and occasionally slightly dearer 9610 and
Fart Kent, £l6 to £l6 IC.; Weald of Kent, 413 IS. to £lO Ws
Sumes, £7 be to £0 0. Farnham and country, £ll to 4.13
Yearlings-11W and Galt Kent, £3 to £0 10.; it odd of Kent,
£3 to 43 10.; Sunni, £3 to g;: Farnham and country, £4 11.1
to £6; olds, £1 be to £2.

FRANCE AND THE pArAcY.

The Dad,/ Te4graph a Parts oorrespoudent says—l
lave reason to believe the report quite true that the
Irrenoh Government hes melted from the Pope an in.
timation that be will probably have to leave Rowe, and
that the Government hes endeavoured to persuale him
In remain, but hesitated Utak should he feel compelled
to leave, the Chilean of Pen will byplaold at his dip
pool m a mildews.

••
• seaman's e:epartures for Europe nitY
..
i &ROMS TgiteeL
. tsod, tot there is never:beless on each steamer day"
. mg. is a bustle and excitement on the various wharves
—Tug Wane SbrisaLla stoc—hilloive
. tioolf..ito:i...oroo.:,:itereitor,oilooogvileniu,orseohiewofoodr
idotohitno:Dgb.homotehtooohe I rhrolo,ing,,i. s
W.
. were blooded on Saturday last the ,PPOrtiltf.hite/r-fo:.:401
Ern time of Mat eel ng the arrarigernento of the newe4
candidate for public patroesge amongst the Mantle ,
areerm•bip ce meanies. The White Star Line—we !
sh.eald rather call it "the Isiah line," par ese need— !
t.sit,Lb to io to
put f.irwarle,,t
claims
riaimar . bad beenmawhiehitisoldoeroivs
lwwiiltihhtshvee
n ;
particular features ef those ships, whirr,' for speed and .
comfort and elegance and strength had de.ervedly woo :
the public favor in the east, we e,,are.,,, we were not !
prepared fur the marked combination or all throe :
rpralities, in • superior degree, in the good ship A the tl %
of the White Star Company. We wilte of the s i
ra
(rein its reonris, and with the account before us rom :
a Liverp. ol paper—transferred to our c lunans treday— :
e' it• a-hie •eup•rits oa its last voyage to Europe; bet in '
all other respeCt4 the positive evidences were visible.
There is not any rhiog like these ships afloat. The
pelatial graioh•er of the saloons—the comfort ani con-
venienees of the 31,1,v-rooms—the appliances, to make
tho period of the voyage home•like and happy—and in
an especial degree the arrangementa made for the
actromodati in of steerage woe r. g.: rt —securing as they
do the brat care, the most generous treatment, and
every approved methoi of promoting ventilation and
prwerving health—all theses must really be emu to be
apprecisted. In some few of the officer' we recognised
old friends, and we ir.), confidently say we would tin-
heaitatingly trust our lived and fortunes to their
gnidarice and guardianship. We have spoken of the
White Star Line as the Irish Line. Yea Irish skill and
Irish industry and Wall enterprise have built up these
m
ma4Lfnima6cluDreet fl-ant"tlinggrel'aat!aincelu.strWialecel'ilaitrker bwuilhdouwprte&het
lesretperlty of a peothr ; and his • something for which
People; at home and abroad should be gr .teful that
this new company has u,t given it. patronage to the .
building yard• of the 'ryes or the C4de, hut has sought •
to aid Irian interezta and promote Lush trade on the
banks of the Logan. Fr this cause alone we would
beapeak Iriati patronage for the White Star Company
but beyond this we ask it because no other oonipany
off:re higher inducements to that patronage in respect
of a‘fety, comfort and cost. —lrish Demerol, (New
Yolk).

BIiZAKNAST.-11PNA'S 0000A—ONATZPOL AND CON
TORTINO.—' Bya thorough knowledge of the natural
lawv which govern the operations of digeetion and
nutrition sod by a careful application of the 800 pro-
perties Of well-selected locos, Mr. Epps has provided
uar breakfast tables with • delkeetoly firma:ea buyer.
agerr blab may save us many heavy doctors' bills."—
Civil Service Clazelle.

Made- ith boiling water or milk. Each
packet is labelled—Jamie! RITS and Co., Hommopathio
Chemi,te, Lmdon. Also makers of Eppe's C•010i110. •
very thin evening beverage.
MADAMS BRINNIR'S MUSICAL GYMNASIUM FOR
LADIES, No. 35, Bruton-street, Berkeley liquare, W.—
Round shoulders and stooping habit/ cured in three
months. The art of skating taught at 10. 6d per lessons
Madame Brenuer's new work on Calisthenics for the
use of schools forwarded on the reeeiptof 10, 6d.
Governesses thoroughly initiated in the art of teaching
in three lesions.

HYPOGASTRIA.— A new work by Mr. Harry Lob,
iIf.R.C.S.E. Ito., Surgeon Bleariest', Author of "Cura-
tive Electrity." Post Free 2s. GJ. Contents —Weak-
nese, Stammering, Spinal Debility and Irritation, L
of Tone, Sperm.torrhies, Nervous Exh•ustioc,
To be obtained at 31, Bankrille Street, Madill',
London, W.
THOSE LADIES who have not yet used GLIIIFIRLD
STARCH, are respectfully solisited to give it a trial,
and carefully follow out the directions printed on every
package, and if this is done, they will say like the
Queen's Laundress, that, it is the finest starch they
over used. When you auk for Glafield Starch, see
that you itet it, as inferior kinds are often substituted
for the sake of extra profits, _ _

FRAGRANT FIMRILINE I—For the TUTU and BREATH.
A few drops of this liquid on• wet tooth brush produces
• delightful foam which Cleans*. the Teeth from all
impurities, strengthens and hardens the gums, prevent.
tartar, and arrests the progress of decay. It gives to
the Teeth I pe,uliar and beautiful whiteness, and
parts • delightful fragrance to the breath. It removes
all unpleasant odour 'rising from decayed teeth, a
disordered stomach, or tobacco smoke. The Fragrant
Fiorillo° is purely vegetable, and equally adapted to
old and young. It is toe greatest toilet discovery of
the age. Bold in large bottles and elegant °Lies at
2..6d. by all Chemists and Perfumers. GALLUP,
Proprietor, 493, Olfordetreet, London.
CuNIMIIPTION. —Da. LOCUM'S Wall/M—RNA the
Lllowing The Convent, Temple Street, Wolverhampton.—
.. Dear Papa.—The Dr. Locock's Wafers you sent me completely
cured my chest. Ido not think I could have lived had It not
boen ft it Noimml.—To Mr. J. Norman, 21,
Smith-street, Warwick.
. . . .

WArillS give instant relief to asthma, con-
sumptions, coughs, colds, bronchitis, and all disorders of the
breath and lung.. In hysterical, narrow, and heart COmpialota,
they are unfailing, and in rheumatic and nor'°. pains, they
act like • charm. Nothing else gives such • sound, refreshing
night's rest. To gingery and public speakers Da, Loooce's
Waimea are invaluable for clearing and etnengthening Übe
voice. They Mute plemintly. Sold by all Druggiftit. 111 lid)
and 2s. 2d. per box. Carriog.—Every box has the words
"Dr. Locock's Wafers" In white letters on • red ground In the
Government stamp outside, without which al are counterfelta

VALI:I*MA ISISCOMULY FOR IRS HAIR I very
nicely perfumed hair dreading called "The Mexican
Heir Renewer," now being sold by most Chemists and
Perfumers at 34. 6.1. per bottle, is feet superseding all
" Hair Restorers"—for it will positively restore in every
case Gray, or White hair colt. original colour, by a few
applicatous, without dyeing it, or leaving the disagree-
able smell of most " Reetoran." It makes the hair
charmingly h-autifel, al well as promoting the growth
on bald spots, where the hair glands are not decayed.
Certifieste from Dr. Versmann on every bottle, with
full particulers. Ask for the " Mezioan Hair Renewer,"
prepared by H. C. Gallup, 493, Oxford.street, London.
BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TROCHES, for the cure of Cowan,
Colds, Hoarseness, Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh, or any
irritation or soreness of the throat, are now imported
and sold in this country at Is. lid. per box, put up in
the form of a "lozenge." It is the most convenient,
pleasant, safe and sure remedy for clearing and
strengthening the voice known in the world. The
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher says: "I have often recom-
mended thein to friends who were public speakers, and
in many 4:44041 they have proved extremely serviaeabl,"
The genuine h 4ve the words "Brown's Brueehisl
Troches" on the Government Stamp around each box.
Sold by all medicine. vendore.—London Depot, 493,
Oxford-etreet.
_

MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING STROP FOll CHILDRZJI I
Should always be used when children are cutting
teeth ; it relieves the little sufferers at onoe, it pro.
dunes natural quiet sleep by relieving the obild from
pain, nod the little cherub aware " all bright ad a
button." It is perfectly barmier. and very plearnt to
taste. It soothes the child, it softens the gums, alleys
al pain, relieves wind, regulates the bowel., and Is the
best known reuiesly for dysentery and diarrlices, whether
arising from teething or other causes. Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup is sold by thousands of Medicine dealers
in all parte of the world at In lid. per bottle, and
Millions of Mothers can testify to its virttua—Manu.
factory, CM, Oaford-street, London.
"Tag LION, Tel NIT, LID THI Moneg."—To pre•
vent Pirates,and unprincipled Traders from deceiving
the public,the proprietor of PoWILL'S BALSA OF
ANISISD has been compelled to adopt the above Trade
Mark (Lion,Net and Mouse), and this design will in
future continue to appear upon the wrapper of each
genuine boitle,and any one imitating it will render
themselves liable to FINS or impareoremerr. The
following letter will bear testimony to the wonderful
surative properties of this OLD GOUGH
—"list Majesty's Gun Boat, 'Motley,' Wick. North-
Bast Coast of Scotland, 7th September 1868.—Dear
Sir,—Having had a moat distressiug and severe Cough,
which called is., many sleepless nights and restless
dap, I was recommended by HIS LORDSHIP Tel EARL
OF CAITHNESS, to try your most In valuable 1.411111/1 of
Aniseed, atul loan assure you with the Antidote I found
immediate relieteven without having to suspend my
various duties; end the first small bottle completely
eared we. therefore I have the greatest oonfidenoe in
fully recommending it to the million. Most respect-
fully yours, W. LINEILL, • Netley.'—To
Kr- Powell." Peepred and Sold by Tlitigri Powalz,
16 Blackfrars Road, London: and Sold by Chemists
end Medicine Vendors 'brought the Word. In Bottles
only, at 1. lid and 2i 31 soots. Ask for" PowsWe
BALsAII OF AllseltD,"

" Hog gisTY.—TUI BUT POLICY.”—fi. well-known firm
of Tea Merchants, instituted proceedings in Chancery, on Wed-
ne.day last, to restrain the Defendant, from willing tea in
wrappers in imitation of, or so similar to their own as to
deceive the public. The Vice-Chancellor, after stating the facts.
maid, "toot no doubt a person carefully examining the Defend.
ant's wrappers, would perceive that they were different from
thole of the plaintiff's, bat the public did not carefidtganunine
such thinga,and th- question was, were the two so much ai ike, that
a purchuer, looking at the wrappers In the way in which pur-
chaser, of tea usually did looks& such thing..was likely tobe de-
ceived into thinking that be was buying the plaintiff's tea, when
he au really buying the defendant's. The rule of the Court wan,
that • man who had adopted • distinguishing mark had a
right to be protected against any other person adopting one,
sufficiently like it, to mislead an unwary public. He must hold
that the cue came within the rule; there vnia a general re-
semblance sufficient to mislead. He should therefore make
the injunction perpetual, restraining the defendants from any
colourable imitation of the plaintiff's wrappers, and order that
the defendants should pay costa"
(For 30 )oar• " liornintan's Packet Tea." have commanded a
preference, and as the quabty constantly secures an Increased
number of purchasers, it la needful to observe that each genuine
packet is aimed "W H è 1' J. Heroin= et Co., Original
Importers of the Pure Tea.")
HOLIAMAY.EI Mut- -There is nothing In the whole
hi.teria medic*" like these medicaments for the
! certaninty of their action in lumbago, sciatica, tie
! dcdorcux, and all flying or settled pains in the nerves
and muscle. H.seases of this nature originate in bad
blood and depraved humours, and until these are
corrected there can be no permanent cure. The
ordinary remedies may afford temporary relief, but
In the end always disappoint the sufferer. Holloway's
Ointment penetrates the human system as salt
penetrates meat, and the Pills greatly assist and
accelerate its operation by clearing away all obstruction,
and giving tone to the syst,m generally. The
prophylactic' virtues of Holloway's remedies stand
unrivalled.

WHAT MONEY CAN'T DO in this world
iI is difficult to say, judging from the numerous
to whi. h it I. applied. We know what •
futtTetsOney cam do, if inveeted in the purchase of • Boz
of PROUD'S HEPATIC PILLS, the universal remedy
for all disorders of the Liver, within reach of all who
coffer from Bile, Costiveca, unpleasant Taste of Mouth
in the morning, Headache, Sickness, Giddiness, Diming'
of Sight, Swimming in the Head, &a They are gentle
and pleasant in their operation, require noconfinement,
nor alteration of diet A
la'• may be taken by both sexes
iltvas.Aftilnild.ti,ajostm.Beiset itesseeeemetirillic UrPmPared. Froad):nDlyorcbyhesata. jr:
Sold by all respectable ebialtiets everywhere in boxes