The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-11-09 00:00:00

CIANUIT PRIM a? KA= LASI.
Per Qr

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loos sad Keel, red 47 10 48
" Ditto, am 40 to 48
" Dittoorhito,... 48 to 62
" Ditto, new, ... 41 to 49
Foreign, rod ... ... 4110 49
" Ditto, whits ... 43 to 54
Enr,lieh ... 98 10 4!
Chevalier ... ... 42 to 43
35 to 36
Foreign ... 24 to 32

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Whits 40 to 44
Boilers• 40 to 64
Foreign, whits ... 40 to 43

English, ... 20 to 24
" potato ... 241 28
Scotch, fee,* to
potato to
Irish, bl•ek la to 22
" white• 10 to 28
Foreigo 10 to 23

64 to 72
Chevalier• 72 to 73
Brown... ... ... 49 to 27

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Egyptian Eft to 49
Horton ... 42 to 44

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FLOOR.
Town-lokd e, 230 W. 40 to 47
Country . 32 to 37
Norfolk and • offolk... n to 39

Small 43'414
Annwele.—Engl6h and Scotch : Wheat, 440 ore; barley,
100 ore Foreign Reeks, wht.wt, 27.130 ; 3610; oats,
311,3i0 ; floor, 1,470 ; •litto barrel. 4,340.
Wok:field: Slow trede both for • 110 St. Slid barley, and price.
are nther lower then lut Frula).—LArerpool : Th.. wax I
eulall attendance, and bw.ituon limited In all articles. Velma
in Id. to $.l. per motel. Hour 6d. per reek, and Indian corn 3d.
per or. lower duce Tueeday last ; round yellow at 29a. to
Va. 3d.

CATTLE umuters.
BRISTOL, Thursday.— Very full .pply of heal, but trade was
still dull. except for toot sort.. which realised from
VI, to Os, per cwt.; inferior deocriptions sk.ld with difficulty ,
at prime ranging !non fgh. to 63... per cwt. \ [together there !
were about 200 fat beasts front Ireland. There was • large
supply of store tattle. including about 300 In. lrnbo.l, but
many of them only arrived Loa night. and they were In ratlicr
hub*. nt conditio. Priem remained firm, and trade was
not so 5m.,111 as it has been. Mitch CI WI were iilentiful, and
prime ranged from 1:14 to /AL Then, was • large show of
&beep and lamb., but the supply of mutton was much in mice..
of the demand. Notwith.tanaing the very quiet trade. from
remained firm. Best des •ription f nether. relaissd (rum
to bd. per rem 74. There was aksin a very large show of
but trade an., fully ,qual to it, and all ......Oar were
cleared out curly, at priceu ranging from Ils. to Ito. ed. per
more. Prices are likely to continue firm.
Mgrionituse, Thursday. -- Market scantily •uppUed with
beasts, and prime stock am qiiits the exception. Really
choice broods ...owled the full irk. of Monday; other-
will: the trade was dull, and the tendency was in favour of pur-
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t 4 Carlisle (Dr. Close) is utterly reckless, and has

The-lh.an ...
taken to smoking. chasers. As mud.- the sheep, the receipt.. were moderate,
Th.. Da. e, ,d hteter (Dr. (bid) was for cone time buoyed up and were almost entirely outlined to home breeds. On the
with the expectation that Mr. Gladstone would write kite, whole, the demand was firm. and price. were supported.
landsonw letter of apology, and beg him and the Chapter to Wee. change! han I. quietly, ,al former WM. The few pigs
„A„,, a,,,i,0,j, they liked as Bishop indeed of Dr. Temple ; but brought forward sold at about late rates.
the „era, al .ii the wage areire (by Parcels Delivery) has put att , Per alb. to sink the offal.
end to all 11.„0 hope.. The De awry blind. are ilrawn clo„ely , a d. B. d. s. d. S. d.
d.,ws, sua will remain so until the tad eiremony It over. The i Inf. tears, beasts 3 2to 3 el Prlme6oulh4owss6 4 to 6 6
Cathedral b 110 00 muffled. and the vergers :spend their leteure I /Second quality... 3 8 le 4 4 Lei. coarse calves 4 0 te 4 0
time in reading Modieim, Milner. Simeon's &row., and the ' prim. large ease 4 610 5 4 rib., email
1
pul n .atios of the Iteligious Tract Socictr. 'That 1...•,. i.. PliMe Scots, he. 6 6to 5 il Large hogs ......
, surrounded by Ar.b.leacons, and I. able to take nourislintent. 1 Inf. coarse sheep 3 4 tO4 0 Meat soil. porker 6 61. 6 2
The younger clergy of the diocese are going through a course ' Secood quality ... 4 6to 5 0 &keg. calses,eeb .0 ute 0 0
of coutrowendal theohia in night chola, under the superb/. Primo coarse wild 6 oto 5 4 ,llr.old str.pige.do 22 0t025 0
tendency .1 the Rural Deans. Cornwall ta tranquil, the miners TOTAL born's. r 0104031 SCrrtir.
caring more about a chapel than a Temide. Beads ,
AIIMILI•CraI Deimos has lost all interest in harvest homer, gne.p .......... ...... 33r..-. Sheep .. lBO
cricket clubs, church union., the Debly Telegraph. ac It is Caine.
rumoured that if he is per.ed ..ier in the nomination to the pigs.
vacant Deanery of Ely, he will either load a party of weeders. 1111110FOLITAN MAT MAMIE?. Friday.—Supplies di ma
and build a cathedral In the Falkland Nand., or join • neigh- good ; trade quiet at about Into rebels
bouring met--the Plymouth Brethren. HD unceasing regret Per blb by the carcase.
i 4 that he is not, a member of the Chapter of Exeter and eo s. d. a. d. IL d. .4,
lowa the chance of enjoying • protonontre. Inferior beef .. 3 2to 3 4 Inferior mutt= $ 01.3 A
We hate the greed.. Pl...re in trutouodha the, Mr. 01". Middling ditto 4 0 „ 4 4 Middling ditto .3 II . 3 1i
gross Is well and hearty, doe. not neglect his businew or his Prime large do. 4 6 . 4 8 Prima ditto... 4 4_ 41„
family, On eat his diaper, las not torned grey In a single hints mall ditto 410 .6 0 1 Large pork .... 4 6
night, and, so far, boa Ind started up fent sleep, exclaiming. Vial 4 IS ,„ 6 0 I Bead ditto.... 6 6. 6 a
with a countenance In which terror and remorse strugglal
11.. mastery, "Oh my church! Oh my church!" WOOL MARKET.
It will mieve but not surprise our readers to boar that Dr. LMIDON, Friday.—The trade has continued fairly active here
Temple h 4. been completely prostrate. h.,. the ete„te„t be and on the CottUnent the market has presented a more
AAA,' Abo, Ay, A ...41,,a ,A tho deru of AhA woo.. „y 0„.51141.. nnimated appearance. Coder these circuited. meet firMiless Is
Chaneellor Burtun doe-tared that "he himself would not appoint cslosAcd " the !Mooching eelea The anitale up to date
Dr. Temple hie curate If he applied for the appointment." I ...Prim 02,168 miiiiii.
Later accounts front Rugby lead us to hope that the Bishop I
Designate Is slowly recoverhsg.

Tin ship Queen of the East, 1,100 tons, while lying 1
In Surrey Commercial Dock, was totally dismantled
on Thursday morning in • tremendous equelL The
mate, who was aloft, was killed.
Tax ENTZROZ OF RUSSIA.—La Liberfd awe that the
Emperor Alexander of Russia will shortly abdicate in
(teed of his son Alexander, who is 26 years of age.
The prevent Emperor was born in April, 1818.
Me. GoacHis has sent Mr. J. Henley, one of the
pooriaw herpecitore, to Scotland, with the view of
inquiring into the practical working of the system of
hoarding out pamper children in that country.
Tax Directors of the Bank of England on Thurs.
Thuredey advanced the rate of discount to three per
cent., and the discount housed hey. advanced their
rate for money at can to two per cent.; at seven days'
notice to 2I and at fourteen days' to 21.
BIZACH Or PlONiel. The loves of a Liverpool
merchant and c middle-aged widow occupied the atten.
lion of the assessor in the Court of Passage on Tuesday,
in the form of a Haim for 1500d/images for an alleged
breach of promise to marry. The plaintiff wee Mrs.
Ann Pritchard, and the defendant was Mr. John
Kowlineon, an indigo and general merchant. They
made each other's acquaintance in an auction room
I during the lifetime of the lady's husband, and before
the letter's death the enamoured merchant promised to
merry Mrs. Pritchard se soon as she was a widow.
When death had released Mrs. Pritchard from her
I
m prom.., ear imenial tie.' re the indigo dealer renewed his pmse
I aodoi. the faith of this the widow consented to live
with him. Subsequently, however, he secured her
essent to a deed of release, under which Mrs. Pritchard
was to be paid certain sums in satisfaction of all claims.
The widow does not appear to have looked upon this
am a renunciation of her right to be the wife of Mr.
Howlinson, for, finding biro slew to fulfil his promise,
she sought the aid of Mr. Atiorney.General Pickering,
Q.C. who, however, on Tuesday decided that the deed
we. fatal to the claim.
FRIGHTFUL AccIDeNT. —The boiler of her Malady's
gunboat Thistle exploded on We thesday, at Sheerness,
attiring a trial of the engines. tinder the high.
pressure system two satisfactory runs were made
upon the measured mile, and at 4.30 p.m., as the
vessel was just starting upon the third mile, the
engineroom and stokehole were suddenly filled with
steam. No noise was heard upon the deck, and every
one was ignorant of the dreadful accident which had
occurred below until the survivors craeled to the upper
deck. After some confusion, discipline was restored,
and men went down into the engine-room and stokehole.
The mutilated remains of two gentlemen, whose
uniforms showed they were engineers, lay near the
indicators, while close by were two more engineer
officers, who lay dead, with sanely any disfigurement
to their features. Close at hand were two engineer
students, whose skins had been scolded from their
bodied, one engine fitter who weeded, and other injured
person'. In the stokehole two stokers were found
lying dead. A private steam tag, named the Rescue,
anchored rime by, was balled, and the wounded men,
litho numbered twelve, were transferred to her, and I
conveyed immediately to Sheerness, where those wholes :
oases were dangerous were transferred to the Garrison
Hospital • the remainder were treated by the surgeons
at the blaisl Barracks. The tug then returned to the
Thistle, and brought on shore the dead bodies, whisk
were geed under flags in the battery at the barracks.
she win, returned, and towed the Thistle into Sheerness
harbour. The named of the men who were brought on
shore dead are—Mr. William H. Roberts, engineer in
charge ; Meagre. Edmund C. Surfer, John Smithers,
end Joseph Knight, engineers; John User, dockyard
fitter ; John Thneonr _ George Rumen, and Joseph
Livren., dotter& Edgar, one of the survivors, *Mies
for the ladder, and managed to reach the
deck, where e fainted sway. He the only person
whhaotbweusp rtai
in the exteille.rima that has "sari& Deer,
one of the decemeed men, awaited another to the deck,
but had marcely reached it when he fell downs deed.
Mince Watteau evening Robertson, leadimg maker,
died from the severe scalds; Joshua Anderson, student,
nem:abed to hi. injuries at five o'clock on Thursday
morning, and George Whalebtmeat one o'clock on Thurs-
day afternoon ; Edward Mason died in fearful efccnice
shortly after being conveyed to the hospital. This makes
s Ma of twelve keel.

BRIGRAN YOUNG is becoming sarcastic. Re proposes
to limit himseU to one women if every member of the
United States Congress will do the Lame.
We Novice the introduotion of the Cornelia, Restorer
for Gray Hair, Baldness, &c., which has every appearance of
being much superior to all predeoemors. 111. introduowl by
Hamra Curley, now J. B. and E. A. Curley and Co., of lii,
Itertholomew Cl.-..-, London, EX., who have had throughout
Europe the exclusive control of thu lama and 0104 noted prepa-
ration previously discovered and manufactured for similar
purissees. The Comallite Restorer contains several carefully
considered Improvements .41 that &Gide, and it htlit fair to
•itrpms all prelim...in. In di tnand as much a• at iben I the
combination of reasonable prim., with excellence of quality. If
the hair is turning grin on the temple.. and forehead, a half-
crown bottle will be sufficient to restore it with certain. y, to the
natural flaxen, yellow, 'mien, Of chestnut colour of MOTO) OUth-
ful days, and • five shilling bottle will be sudivient for the same
purpose, when the hair is decidedly grey. Hamra C. & Co.
: I.re d.o• Cornaline Glow, or Hair Greeting, at the lame pricee,
for the general um of old and young, • very superior article.
The Cowman., are sold by ail the leading Chemids and Per-
fumer. everywhere. See advertisement in another column
under the heed of Corso/mar.

AT an inquest held by Dr. lankester, a few dos
once, on the hod'. of two children who died from the cffocte
of poisoning through +trains some herder matches, the coroner
cold, "Had the niatehe., been Bryant and May's, the children
would not have been isdoonned." It canted he to generally
known that Bryant and May's Patent Safety Matches are not
poisonous, and that they light only on the boo. —Vide Islington
Gamut May 4th
ADVIOS TO MOTIIIII4I. Ars you broken of your rest
by • sick child, .suffering with the pain el netting teeth;
o to • chemist and get • bottle of Mrs.
tl:rin aslowr Soothing Syrup. It will relieve the poor
sufferer immediately ; it is perfectly harmless; it
produces natural quiet sleep, by relieving the child frora
pan, and the little cherub awakes "so bright as •
button." It has been long in use in America, and is
highly recommended by medical men. It is very
element to take, it soothes the child; it softens the
allays
inallthribned relieves
rteidy rfairo:ll4te.eint,t;
and bowels,
arrhima, whether arising from teething or other
Catibla. Be sure and ask for Km Winalow's Soothing
Syrup. No mother should be without it. —Sold by all
Medicine Dealers at Is. 10. per bottle. London Depot
205, High Holborn.
LUXUZIANT LID BIALTITITIL HAIL—Mrs. S. A
Allan's "World's Hair Restorer or Dressing" never
fails to quickly restore Gray or Faded Hair to its
youthful colour and beauty, and with the first applica-
tion • beautiful glom and delightful trauma:is given to
the Hair. It slope Hair from falling off. It prevents
baldness. It promotes luxuriant growth. Itcauses the
Hair to grow thiek and strong. It /*MOM all
dandruff. It contains neither oil nor dye. Is. large
bottles—Price Six Shillings. Sold by all °henget& and
Perfumers. For Children s Hair, Mr. Allen's "Zylobal.
samum " far egoeeds any pom•de or hair oil, and I. a
delightful Hair Dressing; it in a distinct and separate
preparation from the Restorer, and it. use not required
without
it. Depot, 266, High Holborn, Leedom.