The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-10-28 00:00:00

Martins.

LIVERPOOL CORN, FitiliAr.—There was a lareee
supply of wheat offering, not a moderate consumptive
demand was satisfied st a ',Leedom of lto 31 per ,00tot
Flour gave way aliehtly. !leans 2.1 to 31 per • tidal dearer.
Fool unaltered.lndian cone slow, and 3d per car
wer.
SOUTHAMPTON CORN, Emdig
tad
foreign wheat ruled slow at ;shout prices of Ld-treeL
Heise, barley, and oats linnet prevai.quornotto.
quiet without change in prices. New wheat
red, £9 Ze to £l3: white ditto. £lO to .1,14 ; grindin.; loot,
25e to 34a ; malting ditto. 354 to 164 MOS. 24. LOC, ;heats.
t . 47.; peas, 40s to 424 ;maine,29s to 31.; Boar,
Ris per sack.
SUCIIIAILPTON CATI'LE. .11 Is
•noply of 'Cock .t •iii 1.) minket hot r
improve...Mt In trade. The prices sr.
14, to 12.64 per score, and 'heel., 6. to 6,4! per rot*
. Ttp, tore offered :—Bart.., 29; deep. IN;
cues'. 14 fogs. 40: hover 13.
I SHRPTON MALLET, FIUDAY.—Wbrs.. Cs to 46,,
B .rley, 40 o ; Oats, at ti. ef •; B. ans. 48. to 544;Prs;
34.1.41.; Flour. 43s t 44. • Bra
10.61 to 12.91 ...it rotor ; )itilles. It i 21 to lh.:
Pt,-,0- 61 •ti 10.31 oer 00-re : .k B ti,r.l3• t yr
4.. ; Efsit. 151 per dog. ; NOW P...taties, 1. 41 to 4, gt
p. et,..
YEOVIL CORN, Fllll,4l".—Thers was • goof attend.
Luce at this market on Fr.day. For allot the recent
advance was maintained, but the trade was slocith.
Barley WWI a glut in the market, and, altlioneit n gel
were firm, but little tripie was done. What, U. I. A
per quarter; barley, Vs to At.
TAUNTON CORN. Sltrill.lr.—Th,re to. a Lep
attendance, but very little trade was in.,. °or: to the
lo -tering tendency of the market Wiest was 21 to 31
, per cental lower, and flour sold at idiom A per sack.
WARMINSI-Eit SAT. auk). w.. *it I. 61.;
! Bar or 36. to er 11. to 28s Bras, el. to Z.;
' Bro. IS. 1o36• ; Vet!,,.. es to 10.. diio quoit afest;
has • deism:eat Is, UPI b.rlo i. trom 1, to!. per qr.
i do 01-.1, main w.thout rh
1 BATH CORN. SATCRDAV.—There was a Ism ruppiror
I wheat at our market to-day mostly in lied cesiiiteia, and
owing to the advance demanded by farmer., httle !eras
was done, and that in good samples, the rates Ira,: these
of oat week. Barley was tirm. Fluor nartnel ward
change in value.
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GLUEJCEStKR CORN, S wheat
ID good wuPule, exnept for he is,. samples, 1...1na
Is to 2s per qr lower. Foreign sold .lowly at a rotes.,
of nearly2s per qr.. the recent ev•iteusat haring till...vie&
Maize 61 to Is and grin•ling barley 61 per y cheaper.
Old oats were firm in value, but new were cash; and
difficult to sell. _

CORK BUTTER. S vjiru it:: 114,:
Seconds, 1124 : Thirds, Ws: Fouiths. M.. Fine
; Mild, 1164. Kegs—Firsta, 2. under tise ,nds, suns
as firkins : Thirds, 4s under. Number of firkins in tbs
market, 1,857.

AFGHANISTAN.
FROM Vieettor, Ocr. 24, 1R79.
Legge powder magazine in IWa Hisser namely
escaped explosion; tire now extinguished, but fortress
greatly damaged. Immense giumtity ,d war material
found. The troops from ShuturgarLan are withdraws
big to Kuehl ; Ghazal* still assenibled ; country
round Cabul quiet: supplies coming in well. General
Bright le at dellalabad, chancing detachment at
Gandsmak. In Kandahar all iodic; well.
THE ILUSHIAN EFUL‘A.
The Gotos continues to write in an angry sad
bellicose strain day after day &props id Lord '
Salisbury's speech, which it says is insulting to the
Riustian nation and provocative id retaliatory
measures. The None Vamps, and some other paler.,
refer to the subject more dispassionately. They
77the speech ast addressed to the electors. Toe
sod s thinks the best anawer is to .lisn.garl it, and
reply by constructing a railway into Central .Isia. I e.,
from Orenburg to Tashkent, SawarLthd, and the
hanks of the Oxus.
The Vrdoon.ti, referring to the departure of
General Kaufmann, says that in he arrival at
Tashkent active operations will ColnMelKe on the
south-east frontier. Russia maintains that it is urgrut
to support the independence id Northern Afghanistan.
and that Russian troops should ittanipy the passes of
the Madan Kush. Only this would place the
oontesting Powers on an equal footing.
Fire prisoners. Incluoio, Kotwal. the heal of the
city mollahs. two generals, one of Royal blood, and a
chowkidar, have been henget The last-named
general dragged Major Cavagoari's head from the
Residency to the Bala Maar, where Kotwal's people
seizel it. The mollah preached a religions we-. sod
rwre the fanatic, the standard. Kotwal had the guides'
bodies cast over the wall into the ditch lie also
Net out a proclamation through Cabal, calling on an
Mohammedans to fight at Charsaiab. It is ~tad
that he did this by the Ameer's orders. as iv'wed by
Sirdar Ns& Mchomed, the command...in-chief of the
rebels. The prisoners were tried by the Wharf
Commietion, Gene, al Massy president. Tbe dry
people were loth to give evidence, as our stay bee
doubtful. The five priecners were hanged wer the
Residency ruins without any demonstration by the
Cabal's.
The tribes which were investing the Shaturiudia
have dispersed to their homes.

LATEST.
SENTENCE ON THE PUBLISHER OF
TOWN TALK.
Adolphus llosenheurg. pubiliher, sod Me". Head
and Mark, prinien of Town Tat, wh rie Seturiet
were found guilty of publishing • nialici:ius swi
&Unita", libel on Mn. Lsagtry, tins wonting coon
no for sentence at the Old Bailey. Mr. Jeanie
Hawkins, after some very strong remsrb ost
publication, sentenced him to 18 calendar veto
imprisooment, six months for the Lowireberw§4,
libel, and for ths Cornwallis West libel six inAllw
more.
T
he offer of Messrs. Head and Mark& the prtassls
of Tom. Talk, to ply the expenses .if the We 't .Pre-
secution and apilcwise, the Judge thought ittnAodlt,
Intimating that some consideration woo 5110 dU'
Mr.. Langtry. eoLenc. woo ut:
December .e.slono, to gir. them ant.a.P.ll:eirdr.rig 4;•':iTt°l°o.
current and not consecutive; he will be, therelare

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Oct. 11, at fiwenage, ttBIRTHS.ie wife of Mr. Walta lianklat
of e dauabier.
October 12 at St...age. tha wife of Mr. T. 'bros. ei •
October l6. at fitiranage, the wife of Mr. lE. J. Rim*
of daughter.
October 20, at the Yeoman Ina. 11Eirk•141.64 Pee*
the wife of Mr. Grrinuoll, of. daughter.
• •MitRR I MIES-
October 16. at St. Andrew's Como., Presto., by tb•
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A. Hill, M W eer. Abraham m.., second wio 01 MIL'
Weetruscotta, Osintagton, to Holum Louis.. third '1.'66...
of Mr. J. Fooks, Poet-Mace. Prmton.
October 03, at Bengeo, H-rta, the Rev. J. C. Mama.
Pleydell,soti of JC. Mansel-Plat E• 'I WAs'*llii
Dorset, to Beatrice Martha. daughter of K./kWh. Eoti
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Ootober 9, at the residence of her daughter. ,C!,_rir
Abbaa. after a few weeks' Illness, Martha Prier, 01 ."""
manwone, aged 72
October 16, at Wmt-street, Bridport, Ma Maria.'"
rung daughter of Mr. F. Thorne, Imirdrann, sod Twa•
and meths.
Ocwhic 17. at Worth. C or., builder, aged 78
War a ti•ture of Swans:* and much raesectcd.
October 18. at 15, Catumermedreint. Wegneonh, Fret*.
G-orse, the beloved son of Mr. and Mr. Z. W. LoreiL
ap-4 9 week..
• nien 19. at Poole. Mr. James Hodder, aged 79
Or oth r aria. Ihtecbtathr. ate Rig" 11""
R.chttrtt Tartu Lase/elev. formerly eve of the VIO. ChM'
°a O. .1 L. • 11,gli Court ot C lanc, 7. •tcgt 87.
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