The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-07-13 00:00:00

agriculture.

MANCHESTER AND LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL
Sooirrv.—A meeting of the general oommittee of this
association was held at the Royal Hotel, Manchester,
on Thursday last, Mr. Barbour in the chair, at which a
deputation from the local committee attended, and it
was announced that the subscriptions in aid of local
prises al:eady conceded £6OO. It was also stated that
there MN a probability of £'2oo additional being raised.
Under these circumstances the suggestion of • local
prise aolieme in addition to the general prises was
adopted, and it wee resolved to Osten I the exhibition of
cattle and implements, for the first time by this society,
to two days, the 9th and 10th of September.

IMPORTS OF CATTLE AND WHEAT, bd. —Last year
there were imported into this country 8,545.182 qrs. of
corn and grain of all sorte, Melo ling 3,437,957 qrs. of
barley, 1,701,299 qrs. of oats, 76,048 gra. of rye, and
1,150,783 qrs. of In lien corn. The imports of meal and
flour amounted to 2184.176 cwt. An regards wheat,
the food of man. Runic supplied 706,375 guarder! ;
Denmark, 287,486 qr..; Prussia, 866.311 qrs. : Meek.
lenburgh Sohweriu, 132 462 ors. ; the Hanseatio Towns.
231,574 qrs. : Egypt, 204,236 11% 1 British North Ame-
rica, 114,795 qrs. ; and the United States, 650,754 gra.
5,243,940 gni. of wheat and 2.262,733 of barley were re-
turned as cold in the year 1857 in the counties of Ent
land and Wales. The price of wheet fluctuated between
495. 3d. and 62a. 66. per qr. The imports of cattle
during the veer included 59,277 °ten and hull., 12,971
caws, 27,315 calves, 162,324 sheep, 14,833 lambs, and
10,678 swine and hogs. Denmark and Holland appear
to be our greet purveyors of beef, and Spain and Portu-
gal, with the Hann Towns, contribute a respectable
proportion.
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MOWING MAORINII.—The trial Of the frroos•mowing
and oorwreaping machine (Wood's patent) introduced by
Mr. H. Clayton, of the Atiu Works, Upper Perk
mat*, Donee Square, London, took place recently, hi
the presence of a number of wet:Melton. It was in every
respect molt satisfactory, the tnaohlne not only Gutting
in a superior manner to the oommon soythe, but in itot
operation. °rutting superficial and open drains without
any risk to or interference with its ineoltaulmu. T„ke
machine only arrived on the farm in its lucking...we
late in the evening, and WM got to work early next
morning, notwititsianding the difficulty of having to al.
jut the common whippletreu to it, in the place of
ihome sent from America whioh were too short for
ordinary farin•horees. We had also to 117 it under the
diewivantage of having only common plough harness,
instead of poach harness, which is needed to tuisist in
000salunil haoking of the multine at the angles of the
work. Notwithstanding these greet disadvantages, It
Performed its work mitnirehly, cutting at least an um
AO hour, inni horns travelling it the rate of two miles in
thet ewe of thus. After It had been at work for
about four home, my relative and farm poporintandont
(Kr. 0 Land), who had never era own creeping ma.

chine, mounted the driver's box, and undertook the
entire charge of it, and wits enabled to use II to the
estlefastion of ell present. It appears to me that he,'
fathom in pertieular should anal themselves of this
great deilderatuin at ae early a date 44 possible, as I am
informed that only a limited number of the machines are
In hand, several noblemen and gentlemen—and among
them his Gram the Duke of Bedford—having already
put them lit munition. The machine has also been
tried at one of the farm of his Itoyal Highness Prince
Albert—end„ m I tarn, with pernot sucems—durlng
this week. It is icy Intention to continue its use during
the whole of my hay harvest and as such It may be
Inspected by any persons who are Interested In the ad-
veneement of agricultural militicie, which I can say this
machine seems to me well selettlated to effect. --Janne
B. &woad., Marrow Road.
either Hose BRIINDIMO,—The Wilding of the Inc.
'moved descriptions of cattle, espedally short-horns,
must ever be regarded both sea solenee and a study. The
promeution of It involves a great insny different
menti, all nmeseary to snows, and the anomie of souse
of these has, no doubt, been the cause of not stew other
wise well qualified seen falling to eueseasfelly carry out
ihort.hurn breeding. It le an Interesting yet anxious
life, and to ooniniand themes requires capital, skill,
wetchfuluses, and supervision. lam satisßed niyesl
that the beet and chestiest way to begin slsort.lloTa
breeding Is to secure at the first a few of the very
heel
sows and heifers that are to be had frost *good tribe of
fashionable blood, and to select a bull of the highest
elms. They cannot be too high pined If they love in-
trlnala worth t better and cheaper far Is one animal at
$OO guineas, If you have value, than tem of an inferior
kind for the saute amount. I look upon the economy of
time a, very valuable, hisainnoli as• man one get more
quiekly to his purpose, and thus can overtake and
awry out so much more In a ilfethne. A good start Is
therefor* everything. I have known many pntlemen
buy moderate priced cows, and spend a large sum on a
Rood bull to improve the sleek, and thus *spool in the
mums of time to work themselves into a first ohms lord.
This Is no doubt cornet to a torten extent, but I never
knew a cam In whloh it was thoroughly eneoesefuL
This system tame the sire with the whole of the im-
provement, and to my the least of It is a great wrote of
time. Both sexes hose an toluene*. and I cereal that
the female Al well as the male cannot be too good. It Is
not animals of • large seals that are wanted. In such
oibnete there is generally • preponderance of bons,
long bank, weak loins, fiat ribs, and inueh eerie beef
what we want, in toy opinion, is au animai of spier.
antis email goals—hut in reality not so--hav'nr a great
propenalty to fatten, on short Ism, with time bone,
mneasive compact body, wide chest, ribs well rp
thick loins, indwell filled up quarter, with dosetwist,
body all equally covered over with heavy flesh, p enty of
oft hair, and having no coarse beef on any part. This
is in,' standsrd of • short-horn, and when I gook of
ooh I have in my mind', eye many of Mr. Be h, of
Warlaby's best animals. Look at the docile, even in-
telligent expression of countenance, the waxy born,
imodemtely short neck, full neck vein, prominent bosom,
beautiful laid alioubler, eapeetous chest ribe well sprung
from the back, thick-fleshed strong loin., deep flanks,
Wight& well covered, lengthy well-packed hind quarter,
with deep twist, on straight legs, and fine bone—nob
ire nearly all the animals that constitute Mr. Booth's
oelebrated tribes or families of short-liorne. There can
be no mistake about the character of this herd; it Is so
indelibly stamped, that any person ones seeing them
would again detect the likeness of the head, even in the
killing booth. Mr. Booth does not sell any females,
but he lets all his bulls for the season. Last year he
realized in this way nearly 3,000 guineas—in Reelf no
inconaiderable item—for one herd. It is patent to the
public that nearly three-fourths of all the prise animds
at the national and other important shows are of the
Booth blood, and not a few of the most suooesehl ex-
hibitors of the present day owe ins great measure their
position and popularity to this strain of blood. The
Messrs. Booth bought the bulls Albion (14) and Pilot
(496) at the Messra. Collings' sales, end both proved ex-
traordinary good getters. Since that t they hove
only employed two crosses, Mumulman (4625) and Lod-
Lieutenant, sires of the two bulls Bucikinghare (3229)
and Leonard (4210), which have Men so highly suocessful
so getters of prize animals. Mussuloian was a son of
Colonel Craddook's celebrated cow Old Cherry, which
was also the dam of the fatuous hull Gainford (2044),
mud Lord-Lieutenant was got by Tlurpe (2757), also of
the sanie strain of blood. When I first commenced to
bread ahort•horns, I made it my duty to visit the best
horde in England and slumbers, also to attend the great
national shows, and I 40011 formed • very high opinion
of the Warlaby and Killerby herds. The great draw.
book to shorthorn breeding in East Lothian is the total
absence of old grass, and the dry atmosphere
and climate is also against the grazing of
cattle. Notwithstanding this, I have found the
breeding of ehort-liorns very interesting, and always
managed to make it self-maintaining. It is • fact
worthy of notice, that by the influence of the short.
horn hull, the first cross with a cow of any other breed
Is uniformly a very superior animal fur feeding purposes,
and through this medium a great amount of good
been dune by producing beef for the million. Boma
parties employ animals of a low caste, or even crosses
themselves for Ellie purpose. There can be no greater
mistake ; it I. an economy that leads to poverty—while
4 high class bull invernioly insures a first-midi °roes,
and although double or treble the price of an inferior
sniin%l at first, will give very different reruns, and be
the cheapest in the end. It has been said that short-
horn, are Ism hardy than the other breeds of cattle,
hut I have found them, with the game treatment and
exposure, healthier and hardier, and showing when
attacked by (Inoue a greater power to combat and
overcome believe, owing to their greater capacity
of chest and oonstitution his comparison with the narrow
chested breeds.—Janes Doselas.

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THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICLTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, JULY 13, 1858. 8
p)P.milleo.:acnriAckeettat ecaleohotheard-trilesetrllold
ID orsetobtre.
meetingsin itothutobwe Soebowieottyt,
need as an archery ground for the P m A i imaltatowittsin,hthawtel wieill
ulids.
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__ Thursday . y ere -rodere " WIWI PIIIIIIIKY 80011111.-At the two last meetings of
Soreadmorseit
to
niyoaay
.b.lproud to Mr. Charles Dickens mance' hts' tour of pro. THI POKALTV ON A Kies AT _BeanvoaD.-At the Tee CONIIMISIONAL AT BBICHTOS. - A monster Milne, mounted the driver's box, and undertook the
ItrIMBOHNH FLOWER SHOW.vEixnectsialr. readiugs in thirst week of August at West Riding °Ant at Bradford, on Thumday, John meeting of the inhabitants ef Brighton, heeded by Mr. entire chop i wile enabled to use 11 to the
Barker, solinohnester, of Clayton, near that town, was Paul FOlllOl. SOOk
••••••••••••• week was vi, a fitig.drf. melm _ _ -e -rot grind the Warminster branch f the 1
°- "-- above 'moiety. (luring the east Cogatutoes SIONID ' Tax IRD 1., charged with an Leann upon Mrs, Martha Brigp, an In. confessional in the Church of England. A petition ferment in articular should even Mummies' I
Twenty.rour ladies
'Wetlay the firth exhibition for the agent tended or the tal and gentlemen con. mouth forty new members have been enrolled • and doubtless no D,, Ro
la _ Jo • IIUTINANT plies last week in protest against the satidestion of of It,
It appeals to we those_
tlig
t Wlmborne Hortioulturel and Fl I I oap noy and lieuteanoth of the tar. ,
de ftohlelotwoir?bo iiwit.tilsourtshyuires_
jt
wit•Yl4,
devised by the on. secretary, :esey,
T. H. Increased wooer would attend other branches li the prisiotplee '''' 14'°L-
uinury Cavalry, the k. Augustus Frederick
y labwon Regiment of Yoe- wit welt a short ti, ago widow, but h a .1 - duly acknowledged by Mr. Secretary Walpole, informed that only a limited number of the machines are
or ou . gets, and it will be (the Bonet were full undone airman looking young married woman The complain' Agana that Amish rite, forwarded to the Queen, bee 'great deelderatum at u early a date re possible, as lam
Ks rectonoy been
was held at Stone, the 'widen°, of J. list the become married. Thee defendant who Ls sixty years of The Bea Ate* Protestant of Tuesday as I-" We this in hand, emend noblemen and gentlemen-and among
•, and situated a short distance from a the Mr sex whim lave been • Iri
so
‘l,,l.Uventesetw resulting from the new rules George Warwick Beinple, to be Captain, vine Sir Duke
WI la all executor under the will of her latelembe d I y publish an °MOM communication from Mr, Wed. them his Orem the D of Bedford-having already
m of creation. and guided the teach Stafford H. Northoute L resigned.
Being, h h 01 170 It h tooklibertye' 'e'
H Majesty's Secretary f State for the Home pot them li, requididen. The machine has also been
show was equal to any of it, pre. more etseet
and t 'roue WOW W 11
for the last 14 y. 're ati," "al
' a Dumber of this branch ' ' at her 01110 011 the 111 .. a the pole, Her o
t.
indeed, a larger number of ouni• lows m-P YE
rue aim. The reault was as fol. olioatlen to the steward about to ei
seesAtzrar; to Muerte', made an- TIVIENTON. - Blundell 'cluol. -The annual meet. 10 ley hinds upon Mrs. Betsy a and give her II kiss. Depertment, the Earl of Shaftes ury, annonn g
the oin the tried at one of the farms of his Royal Highness Prince
' the Mimes l the, di I f
; arti spay 0 target, and captain of number,
u'e Target, Rev. W. Roe, captain of the he was entitled to any portion f the , under the now rules, ing of the tnisteee
no t ouctributione mid during g was don Saturday week, on This we., the charge of Asa MIK Is maistratai imposed prepentetion to the Queen of the memorial respecting b A Ihert-and„ u I lame with prime sumem-during
this week. It le my intention to continue its use during
Nobles waslit membership, vlob oteuteion Lord CORM' dietributed the 1 rises aMe of E 2, and mote 10e. Od. Iniquitotia system carried on, In the name et religion, I
really 'salient. lieutenant uf the tar et t Mrs. T. Colfax,
„mire hp 0 i sill Si. 6. hid I AA
e.:ti,',..x.oteiec- --.• --.1 -.. ;-. Poi month to
; u W E E -M mesons officiating in the established °hutch. The course the whole of my hay harvest ; end as sinth It may be
'competition was very keen. Socucid Targets_ g A end lienteuant of numbers. wed d'oefier illnessid
nay tillium et all 1 deetli, lle kid ifietillt uy the mumuere ole torouga, .orti raouer. ..S. HIINRY ATT,IIII PIGLIIII, NDiessa. r. 1
les. ; still, on examination it was Willem Newton of Newoutleon• ne, lise received a SO Gal S MI ry le taken I I I tte li El Protatarts of Brighton is insacted by any persons who are interested laths mie
're there were 815 oompeti• ta t M G . .
rge i Mrs. unary, lieußawlinson, captain of the locust that there was 110 111111 a sum than is
lie.
Oil:
wideh "tau and Mr. Huathuoterbe speaking of Lloyd
' 11 H. Id that tie right It ill be sondiney gratifying for them vencomeilt of elriculturel IOW" which I can ley this
, tenant of target, and lieu SAW reoelved the medithil that of Haegood an letter from Mr. George Etc ey, .., eta ng at time le one. w e
(undue the new rules) he was entitled to, and whieh mum woe ne Mine to me well alettlatted to effect. -Jena
tw I awarded by the Neapolitan Government to learn that the petitions to the Houses of Parliament machine
weather was bright and tenant of nu bo nt re 1 Mr. Pope captain of nutube„„ paid to him tut week-en amount more than suKolent r his Matthews Was highly mended by the trusties, `Haa mat an awa i have all been tine 8. &wad., Morrow Rued.
Nn to lour and a thins. Third Target i Mies its Li , - voyage to the land of his adoption," for The h firl. 8 to tie English engineen is now ready for payment, and and the memorial to the &were
'rounds were thrown Miss L w naun, captain of titer i.. , , .., scholars ip at -wleea College, Qua' a 110141 is expressed that the natter will be settled es sena , and that the petition to time lode was beaked Moir DIN RIND'S .
H B a -The Welding of the im.
L. firauei lieutenant of tar
I biro, Raw in. GO allia 4401111 f time 1111111 Ile TOWNS& Elli 111 s, and bridge, wits awarded to eeliood i led die elthibi•speedily po Piths It Is proposed to invest the ill,Boo by line PIT/ numerously signed from the metropolis, pre. proved descriptions of cattle, espedally short•hons,
copulating the at. lion, aptoln and lieutenant of nation.
, theme interesting
MI 17e. 13c1.-218 16s. 6d., and akiiig hum the total ha Hun to Lloyd, who &led& the Nemitet exhilii. MN. await, in the mime al two trustees, oue of liontod 07 Lord Calthorie, Followed, as those memos must ever be regarded both Si e solemn end a study. The
from Biondro LYStil RIOIII -On Tuesday the L payment' of Sl3 Se., he WAS a clear gainer of gii 10e, (til,, Mon, in the girt of the rare or Tiverton. A largo them local, and the other the Secretory of the Treasury tionably will be, by others from the chief towns of prougution of It involves a peal
meriti:teinffeteereolPsoeulem.
Charmouth Hurti It rid S. y Lyme Regis and Anil hero, for the trilling sums I have named AN these number or the trustees w present, amongst whom for the thus Mine, as during the let month nut inuele if England end Sootlend, the petition' and inemoriele will 'none, all necessary to summee, and the a
I no s few other
Immanent Pieeee of fruits, °U -u -"oletiete first exlabition "dmoßallse I-You may receive not only 7s, per week- were tor mr. ()woo, oir ni Dimtee girl. leech, ,ne improvement hot token law in the ioer fellow's have great weight. Ws learn that the petition to the uf thus hee, no 'Moat, bun tilt aania u t
111. Ford, of '''34l velletablee, and flowers took plea in a 10s• if you like 10 pay the higher seals-mid
field at t, you may worth, Sir John Kowtow Sir Stafford North health, and it is probable that he ittee have "shwa awe Lords WAS favourably 'valved, It beings general opinion wise well qualified men falling to eneeeasf ally carry out
anti i 1
and their I,J iniug the vicarage grounds a spacious withdraw if circumstances compel you, and reales the ammo the Pesos that some 'Runlet remedy melt lw thort•hurn 'breeding, It le an interesting yet anxious
Marquee, emoted for the uocasiuts. Thehalm" that maybe earning to you gra are o and Sir H. Devie_r Bartel W. Buller, 11 P eemmi to depend upon for support.
found for the extensive and prevailing inisohief, and that life, and to muintand "lowa requires capital, skill
specimen.the flm longer John Ultima, Fagro ) large sohuol•ruum woo ROSSI TAIIIIIIO.-Mr. Rimy has Mowed his puplla ~ . all the ,
of fruits were remarkably tine, as ahm were the under e necessity o going to he r Law Doctor- • talon, lam 'aliened nic,ess:
hiss Weenie II Me nore neassary in oonammenue of watchfulness, and
_super, w
to
begin 4014
ois
geraniums, the first prise for which was deaervedl hut you can hue the beat advise and the service, of orowded with the familia the gentry of the town he hood of Noe, 7
hroughout the count,. from the penalty attached to ''
the diegraosfel oomplieity of souls of the bishop*, who, tat the beet and cheapest ay
NC. awarded to R. ft minds, Fesq This I Y those whom the gentlemen of the neighbourhood are and neighltourbood, y. 'As to the pamphlet,"_ lie write.
who maid a warm inairsaa in " which has been so widely eirouleted in London with: fl 1 f the very
sworn io defend Protestant principles, are, noverthelese, breeding is to secure at the re a
few o
~.,,,,e
tiibe
of
N. I exhibited several beautiful . !ant einan
lelli°
tied to consult. Having observed that the rules had the primoodlngs of the da; The prises were distri „t iiio enoiried o- • et it ou written by me found Wording muntendos and Ruppert to mon who are tows and heifers that are to be had from
, i finest
in
tn.
n. roma w itch were the been certified by so actuary of eminence, and having butted as follows I -Uppitchoul : Divinity ?run' - " and consent,
' di f bull irr highest
engaged In betraying the Church of Ithglend, anti fashionable blood, and to select a o 0 •
how, Amongst the s imam , three years ago, linin lately ttion the savory omy
' ouctegen, we would rti halo pea of the referred to the inereas of capital of Olie Dorset Friendly Lloyd. Classical prima, soden, son., ard mot I iston, and oonteins but a meagre and hoperfoot lee' at milling to approlliate and conform her beautiful class, They minim" be too high pried if they bee tst.
wild . _pe ou
.noble, a basket of doeietY, from ran 10 01., In 1854, to eital 3e. gold. White, salt, gad forinct lower Shull Pri• oription of it as now pratieed by me, It was rwinted vet ample serve's and ritual to Bet of the Apostaoy. d cheaper far Is one animal at
Biala worth i better an
_to _ n
inferior
dowers, teatefully stranded, which obtained in 1887-the slur gain les year Milne g 469 lid., ter deaux, let firm. !ilia and arithmetioal for private emulation in my n•Olve Mete of Ohio, and, The measures taken by our Protestant Assaintion are, 500 guineas, if you have value, Iliac nof a
at deservedly the first prise, The weather due. payment of 1151/9 10e. sick pay, the Rev. Gentlein Inad d 11 f I d' 0 I look upon the economy of
,e .flo 0, we think, well apte to time permed' or w itch t ion for the genie mann .
the day was mat propitious, and a band of oonglitrion, said tlf you admit, the benefits, I cell ii prises, Matthews and Hided, 3rd form ; White, (believe, is riwiy unknown In New Ya'" and the are intended, and may, by God's blessing, save our time MI very valuable, Insainnoli u• man eln stet more
•' was en f the for en. A large you to wee „ thee in eeoeeeoceies to
obtain eh Pore seu., 2nd ditto 1 Toiler, ger 2114 ; Pradeaug. let utter cities o the United States, as I never gave lessons
__,,etey.„
em. form. Frenoh, Hill, IS German, Barns, son. us my system inapt in Ohio and POEM. where I passed "e,- ~. quickly to his area", and thus can overtake and
"of visitors arrived In the
,_ _ is town during th ou doubt, remember not to trust to your own strength
• gut la. no emu nand you ' a tumor who, if rig tir Dictation, flavor, Oanntsinn. Maps Hughes.- , length of tints experimenting on wild hones, mules, sHII agUIIII'II VISIT TO Leepo-On Wednesday awry out so much more in a Withal. A good start is
the tint exhibition this swoon appears to . a ..° a ° °r
-ian afternoon the Mayor of Leeds (Mr.?, Feirburn) made • therefore everything. I have known many gentlemen
'en great settsfaotiou. sought, never will siert you-to Him to whom k
Lower 8011001 I hetes , gjewieee 'Hill, im to. Ido not helloes thee any boo that ever wee
private communication to the Towneounoil with refer. buy moderate priced cows, and spend a large emu on a
I written an teach this system so well and fully 111 an
aerie are oleo, and from whom no secrete are hid. Lag. ..._ doe to the visit of Her Majesty. It was stated that the good bull to improve the stook, and thus upset in the
Mr. Longinen, president of the Club, elated if the Donee late OORNMALL RAILIY.-The second tube of
. hour's lesson with personal obeervallon." Royal visit will take idea between the 20th of August mums of Bine to work themselves into a first olus herd.
ea County Society would naive them into connection the Royal Albert Bridge e to be floated on datur.
its a eCONris•loll or Wars MUSDOC -On Monday morn. i
ani the let of Seetetilher, but, se previously announced, This is no doubt oorreet to a wain extent, but I never
whole olub I They had some members spa N. Mr. day. It la not probable halt Broad wield be Leo •
• In Mr. William Better and the jury who were 'input- Her Majesty will probably arrive in Leeds on Monday, knew • can in which it was thoroughly snooseeful.
Yoakum said the Dorset Society did not PIS . .' Pre' a to inquire into the elretunstenee of the death of a the 30th of August. She will be socompanied by the This system taxon the sire with the whole of the Int-
`llltrzetobtre. members after 55. Mr. T. Ensor suggested that the sent, as he is not yet reoumu from his severe 11111111 NOIIIIIIII3II/111141 Hoare, the wife of John Hoare, a labo •
ur Prince Consort, but not 17 any other member of the prevenient, iteri to my the least of it is a great waists of
_ oropositiun might be made to them to take the funds of le iti "
pos on 1 but the noatingedd be conducted Mr in
trfa . g man, remeembled at the Sherwood Arutti Royal family. They will ocnne down by the Great time. Both sexes ham an Mauna, and I repeat that
ti - remain, chief under Mlirunel, who was be Bowoommon•lans, Bromley. It will be reoolloo
is society as A oompeneat on or the old inmate. Northern Ilne to the antral station where it Is ex. the female All well as the male meat be too good. It is
'l2, BENEFIT CLUB. (Hear, hear.) Mr. Yeatman said by the 14th rule the masted, uhe was before,r Captain Claxton, R.N., that the husband of the hemmed was, man by • pollee. sated they will arrive about seven o'olook in the even. not dined" of • imp male that are wanted. In such
ht h Club Id he Incorporated
terms on w o anywouwere to and other able scientific eels The 'tint tube is 'astable in • field near Sydenham praying aloud, and In', and having been roosted by the Mayor ani oor• olbjeete there is pnarally • preponderance of bone,
',erne Port Benefit Club mid be netted by an actuary, The Chairman suggested that cow elevated to its propsheight, and. forum • tine on being questioned by the °Muer lie said he lied 'tenth rorstion, they will drive by the neared route to Wood.: tong back, weak loins, flat ribs, and much . arse bet I
toseing to hear an address they should empower Mr. Longwell to ascertain if the .41j1101 from every point Iview which embraces a Isis wilt with • poker and killed her. As he afterwards ey.lionse probablyjcinr up Qteen'setreek and thence what we want, In thy opinion, lean eniund of "pear.
ado • full oadoesion the bodii of his wife was ex. i -. ' . o
-in the " PrinoipMs of the Dorset Society would accept there, end on what terms, sight of the beautiful Taw The other portions of ' ' into vierennon no . Her Keeney having exprereed e Italy small sale-hut In reality not so--liseens a groat
',. William Medlyoott, and this Imposition havino_been heartily assented to, the line are progressing fourshly. Mimed, and it was then found tat her ribs were fru: desire tat the inliebitante and visitors should have propeneity to bitten, on short lege, with tine bone,
ea a oonsiderable ate thanks were voted to Mr. Yeatman for hill attendance, turd. After the szeininetion o several witness's', the every opportunity of seeing her on the mouton of her massive, comma body, wide chest, ribs well op 'ling,
Solids. many of the to Sir W. Mellyoott, and to Lady Medlyoott and the , I- jury returned • verdict of Mansleughter against Hoare.
. telt it I I thathall leave Woodsley-house thick loins and well filled up garter, with deep twist.
v , e propose,shel
'lnnen had made • ladles, after which the meeting broke up. MR. W. H. BARBER'S 04111.-The committee have about ten o'clock on the followed morning, drive over body all equal 7 covered over with heavy flesh, p salty of
v. Mr. Yeatmen effiltllre. adopted the following report :-" That your oommittee Woolhonse•mour, shuuld it be decided to place the soft hair, and having no coarse beef on any part. TIM
t :-Befure we iIMMUNI•••••=11.111 have inquired carefully into the allegations contained Sabbethachool okildreu there and thence down Wood. is my "tended of • short-horn, and when I speck of
• the working --m in the petition of Mr. W. H. Barber, and find the seine ham-lane, Upperhad-row, WA/ Briggate, leaving Brig- inch I have in my mind.' eye many of Mr. Bo t Is, of
W upon the ACCIDENT ON TUX SIMSBURY AND YeIOVIL
New JUITICIUL-On Wednesday week Thomas -- to be substantially proved. Your oominittee have not gate by Boardene, and proceeding elong Wellington Marbly's best animals. Look at the docile, •ven in.
RAILWAY -On Sitter a min week a lex
npun the Somers, Ewe, of Mendip Lodge, and Joseph ' j m II ge entered noon the oonsideration of the question whether, street to the judoeion wail Weetettreet, in front of the telligent expreesion of countenance, the waxy born,
way of Gundry, Esq., of the Hythe. li 'clu, rt suali ed
„ quantity, of earth fell on twteen named John Reed in the present or like case*, actuary pompon/aeon Mayor's workshops, returniug up West-street end East' tuodemtely short neck, full neck vein, prominent bosom,
• '• • • 11 •' ' wars m. " and John Jones, who were uniting in a cutting oh 'hold,' be granted, the rule. and practice of the House d the T halt f thatpoint, beautiful laid el ul le capacious oiled, Abe well sprung
're ts •as county magistrates at this Taunton Seadons, parade, an apprueolung e own- rointo .r,
ill to e ri the Salisbury and Yeovil limey, at Tinkerpit Hill, ,trectuthng_them from making any grant of publio where it is expected she will arrive about 12 o'clock. from the book, thiok-fieshed etrong loinw, deep Banks,
~._. r ATAL ~.,ARE Or RIDING ON THI SHArM-Alt about two culla from Salisby. JOllOll WY covered noney. KOUT committee cannot, however, forbear to Having entered tile hell, tier Majesty will formally hogging well covered, lengthy well-packed hind quarter,
"4 inquest was held on Tuesday, before W. W. Muncie- to the extent of about ta feet, but being onl, um that the facts presented to their notice in respect own it, and the Corporation and other addreases will with deep twist, on straight legs, and fine bone-snob
ton, Fog., oomner, at the Baker's Arms Inn, Park- thrown on his knees, llspeeded ' e in staking I,
~.,- h,'' '...0 the conviction of Mr. Barber, to the sufferinge he then be presented, after wheel she will retire to tbe ore nearly all the animals that constitute Mr. Booth's
street, Taunton, on the body of a young man 29 mdured during the time his sentence was being carried mayor's reception rooms and partake of luncheon. The celebrated tribes or families of short-horns. There can
way out. His oom ' tem f f he
patinas at fortunate, or
rears of age, named Samuel Cattle, a carter, who /ut in Norfolk Island, and to his subsequent exculpa- Royal party will then metro to their carriages, and be no mistake about the character of this herd; it is SO
M his death on &Lunde amain on the road a lom thrown on his floe, an covered with II large .ion from the charge on which he was convicted, are so drive to the Midland station, where a special train will indelibly stamped, that any person ones seeing them
_ 5 g. t quantity of earth. On beimmtrioated it was found
emitter, through telling from the shafts and ha mutter as to render his case exceptional, and your tom. be in readiness, and Her Majesty will then mums her would again detect the likeness of the head, even in the
nun over D a
, . t the had sustained such juries ea to necessitate nitres desire to express their opinion that Mr. Barber
y wagon belonging to his em- to mum proceeding northwerd, vid the Lee& Northern killing booth. Mr. Booth does not sell any neaten,
Verdict Accidental Death. his immediate removal to le Salisbury Infirmary. Me strong claims on the favourable oonaideration of the •a-' ' ' N &nee It is expeeted Her but he lets all his bulls for the season. Last Year he
branch of the °rel. rn.
He died, however, soon ahr reaching the ward. Crown." realised in thia way nearly 3,000 guineas-in itself no
'IGOTT' Majesty will leave Leeds about 1 o'clock.
s Regal:ST ro Till COUNTY or An inquest was held on the tcly the same evening DEATH FROII GLANDERS.-The awful death of inconsiderable item-for one herd. It is patent to the
-We understand that an arrenpment before It. H. Wilson .Egq.,tehen Mr. Drake, the Madame Palesikoff, one of the most charming among all public that nearly three-fourths of all the prise animels
the with the trustee* under the bequest House Surgeon stated thalbe of the deceeeed's that bevy of charming RUSSII4II ladies who sometimes it the national and other important shows are of the
fr. Smith Pigott, referred to by the ribs were fractured, and the/ he had also sustained gladden the winters of Paris, has created • terrible THE ATLANTIC CABLE. Booth blood, and not a few of the most eueoesahl ex.
lat the Quarter Sessions, whereby other injuries. tie had nolmade a poet niortem +hook emcee the dodo them lately embellished by her - hibitors of the present day owe in a great measure their
leotion of drawings, U. is eons- examination, but he had no toubt that some of the tireeenee. The unhappy lady left Paris but • ahort QUEENSTOWN, July 5. position and popularity to this strain of blood. The
'y of the Somerset Archaologial broken ribs had punoture4he lungs. -The jury While ste i-
tium ago on • summer tour to Germany. _ i The Niagara and Gorgon, e ; _
ttael ed to the squadron Messrs. Booth bought the hulls Alhion (14) and Pilot
'op are now deposited in the returned a verdict of" Aooiceatal death." ping from the door of the Opera Hones at Berlin, to gam 496 t the M C tli ' sales end both moved sa-
fer the laying of the Transetlantio cable, arrived ID ( )a. e ewe. 0 nits . • I , ..
\ !id may he ' •ler carriage, alle lot fan one of her breoelets close to the Queowtown at an early hour this morning. We regret treordmery good getters. Since that t 3113 they It.are
y - Impeded on ak,- itoeoe Wu:rem' MILI.A. -Ensign John Du avement. ettoopin to it* it up, she notioed at the i •that th object f the expedition has only employed two crosses, hiumulmen 14625) and Lord-
.he curator, at the society s that V laving to announce u o oie
Bnulaye Illennerhaesett, to ,t Lieut. vice Goble, time, laughingly, tnat ' one of the horses belonging for the present failed. The Agemeninon an her tender Lieutenant, sires of the two bulls Buokingharn (3229)
t the "Pigott collection" resigned; Ensign Francis Garteris Wemysa to be to a carriage "tending at hand lid dropped his head so the Valorous, and the Niagara and her teuder the and Leonard (4210), which lone boon so highly successful
'nge of the most interest: Lieut., vioe Anderson, resigncl ; Henry Edwards, alone to her face that he had tommed her and left • umiak Gorgon. Bailed froin Plymouth on the lettli of June ; on getters of prize animals. Mussulman was a son
.of
1 specimens of ancient rad
gent. to be Ensign, vice Clarion, resigned. kits upon her cheek," In • few days the unfortunate each of the great vessels carrying about 1,600 tulles of Colonel C dock's celebrated now Old Cherry, which
'ltch the county of lady was taken ill with that most horrible deem, glen- famous hull Geinford (2044)
cable, with • new and improved &eyeteeth' for paying it Was also the dam of the fam ,
,eutieully executed Mr. Henry Potato has an appointed County hem end in a few days more breathed her last ,in spite b Thirpe (2757) also of
out, which it was calculated would have allowed for any aid Lord-Lieutenant was got by ,toced
to
' known taste and Surveyor of Wiltshire, in the Dom of his late father. of the attendance of the first physioisna of Berlin, and strain or unequal motion of the ships, as the very speed the same strain of blood. When I first 00111111
+oral detail has The Rev, Edward Brio, latiourate i.if St. Peter's, every resource to be obtained by wealth or by the cease- of the veal' regulated by automatic arrangements the bread ebort•hurne, I made it my duty to visit the best
of friends.
topographical Bristol, and son of the reelected rector of that leas vigilance rate at which the coil was to be discharged. After herds in England anelsewhere, great
'i's also to attend the t
tre executed Parish, haa been appointed to be ouraoy of Heytee. ?dewier° OF MUNGO PARK. -Lieutenant Glover, having been three days at ma the exeditionwas over- national chow,, and I POOR formed a very high opinion
the artists bury, on the nomination of then:sauceboat, the Rev. one of the ofnoers war the roamed of Captain Blake, takenlq • fearful pie, willies continued without inter- of the Warlaby and Kinerby herds. The /teat draw.
'hints of John Knight. On the gre inst., the Right Rev, the of the West Coast expedition, has stinnitled upon a mission for nine days. On time seventh day of this back to short•hom breeding in East Lothian .1 the total
jag to Lmel Bishop of Salisbury collated the Rev. Edward valuable relic of Menge Park, and haa of course enured heavy weather the "lips, which continued to keep absence of old grass, and the dry semaphore
it, Passing through a native village near the sane of together, had to part comedy, and the Agamemnon was and climate is also against the grazing of
. the Wyndham Tufnell, °leek, M. A,, reeler of Bewshinit Park's melancholy death, an old man wooded the lieu- obliged to scud before the wind for 36 hours ; her onto cattle. Notwithstanding this, I have found the
stoke, Wilts, to the rectory of tla Peter, MN' • tenant, and showed hiin • book which had for years got adrift, mid a owl of the cable shifted, no that her breeding of ellort-liorns very Intereeting,_entis Jo wtaoyast
,ii borough, in the Barna °peaty, vacant by the cession been in his pouession. It was a volume of logarithms, captain for some thee entertained onous apprehensions 'Reneged to make ill mit'in•lntlning• 1
ft the short.
of the Rev. Sir Erasmus Leary Grille Williams, with Munoo Park's name, and autographic. notes and for her safety, and from the iunnense strain her water- worthy of notloe, that by i the in mom o
aset., and in his Lt,rdshife donation or collation, toemorenda. The possessor offered it to Mr. Glover for ways were toted open, and one of herr rts were born hull, the first cross wth a
ocowoo,
tans yhtgr f other brad
'y virtue of his sea On de same day, his Lordship
100,000 oowries. Ineatimehle as the prise Waal the broken. Two of her sailors were severely in urea, and is uniformly a very superior dim I f odt purposes,
'abed the saine rev. gentleman to the prebend or Oa demanded was enormous, and it was impomeible to one of the marines lost him remelt from f ght.
sod Yet end through this medium a great amoun u good has
ley of Beilininster sod Radcliffe, anciently tiny it. After some conibleration the lieutenant took such wits the consummate skill, good seamanship, been dune by producing beef for the million. Some
Ain the Cathedral (lurch of Sarum, void by from Ills pocket a sleep knife, and asked the native what intrepidity of her oommander, Captain Prelate, that he Parties employ dimple of a low omen or even moues
he thought of that? This was too tempting to • bait to wag enebled bring her at the appointed rendezvous, themselves for thi" purpoee. There can be no pester
motion of the Rot John Guthrie, and also he refused, the native joyfully took the knife, and the lat. 52 deg. 2 min., long 33 dog. 18 min. The Etagere mistake ;it less economy that leads to poverty-while
rdshipe donationnr collation, by virtue W Lieutenant still Inurefuyfully torment his valuable um- rode out the storui gallently, having only ferried away 4 high slue bull invariehly insures a firsterea moos,
'lie new Prebendary reed himself mu on 'lento of the distingulthed African traveller. her ,llthlooin and oils wing of the Agars lived, the great anti although double or treble the price of an inferior
• having been duly installed on the pre. o
oHOCICINO AOCIDIONT TO TN% WIPE or A OATS. American eagle. All the vowels Moine at length ar. mime' at first, will different remits, and be
give very
id h t
he cheapest In the end. It has been ea that aor •
lllllrgla. -On Wetineadey afternoon, the wife of a gate. rived at their antral point of junction, the first "plies t
borne are lose here'. than the other breeds of cattle.,
'.-On the afternoon of Wednesday keeper near the Knott:Malay station on the Lane:Wier of the cable was insole on the 261 ii. After haviong Tilt out
hut I have found them, with the emus treatment and
m of genie of the Nonoonformist tud Yorkshire Beltway, met with a shocking and imbue two and a hell mileeeaoh, owing_totaissrooldemito beardi 1
expoeurt, healthier and hardier, and showing when
valid at the Milfunlitotet tensoue death. TIIII ll a.m. Great Northern train from the enema, the cable parted , Th. .1 II 1 i el( 1
eg
int attacked by rllasece a greater power to combat and
.„. ~,ao delivered to them hx London panted Dom:miter at 3.45 pen., an I when withiu met, the solla Was 111111:14 good. and they imainienosi
on, They were afterward. • mile ..r the ltnottingley Station the driver nulled give out the cable a second time I but after overoome it-I believe, owing to their greater capitally
time' h h id 1 forty miles it Will re. of oast and constitution In oomperlsou with the narrow
_,, that the wife of a gatielooper at a level OTONIIIII 01111111 to _ ail each pa ou
In a flak at the VP° au° the door, and when he i dinettes of thin yards of polio go a y T that the current wee broken, and no um. °hosted breeds•-sketee Doegfes.
111 Hi Um.
she level Grousing he were horrified to NM her orou the munioation mkt be lade beltwten the s lit
have
lerefeenY.-Thefnurth line in pursuit of a pig thee Well some means got urn fortianatelY,
tile bottom 11%140'1" tle'ntrliCtinaltn, ro"gthe ..
imbra6stlrUnt4nl the
way.
T h%sl4gi stitmleg,'l4:4te, tient soon as
rti eerie eltratla oat t wlei ttoi t"it :ea 1.1
y an, amend nll :sieves instrumento allowed Crab: anb Commerce.
moil Chamber, on towards the cotters, under the very whale of the engine. them to mks, wore able to deelare such to hays been -
Losooe a -Pill? MARKST. -There is a modernly
v & limp number Ms WOlllllO, etreitge to say, Although she saw the engine, the feet, even before the Yuma emus togetherroutein.
i Inquiry for rum, nn termer terms, Proof Leewanle,
~ which was going at a rapid rate, close upon her, ran on Having oast off 111111 101111, they niet for the th Ime
41, '43% Tn• tad was knocked duwn end frightfully inetilaled, deeth and no/aired the commotion of the able on the 211011, is, the to lo 10d. I proof Kest India, is. Oil. per gallon.
ma taste was being Instantaneous, No blame can be etteolisci to three They then started afresh, and the Niagara having aid Brandy rules about stationary i but corn spirits are
The prises who had charge of the Mein, as both driver and guard out over 150 tulles of able, all on bard entertained the ileeive. _
SI ee our but report the transactions in all
Honorary on lint seeing her run heroes turned off the steam and mat einiguine anticipations of 4110011.11, when the fatal ~,er e'ree-mm hey, bean 7 n'oderate, end rites have
' Mayor applied the btealts. The poor woman leaves a family of Announcement wee made upon Tustelity, the 29th, at em
I ti 4 11-41 I a 111111010"- ClOllllllOll amoulpeoligou is
.lot young children. 9 pen., that the eleetrio current had aimed to flow le
ad
rTfti ril lb.
7.
tints et t , per
KNOCKING BUICIDI UPON A RAILWAY.-Cht Thum. As the neoseally of abendoning the project for the pra
llt as he demend for all TRW sugars (tontines"
day evening a determined sot of self•tlestruotion wis sent WWI now only ton manifest, It wee oonsidered that
flat,a° il‘.-011 d fd te 1
an to quotations lave a ownwa it, ency.
ooininitted bye Klan aimed Jetties ht'Vielir, by throw. the opportunity might Al well be galled of to test the
Relined good move off slowly, at 53., to 03e, fel, isiT
Ins hhoulf under a train pusine along the South•Weste strength of the cable, Accordingly, title Jimmies vs.:
for browne I id Ste to fas. for other quell'
ern Rellwity, It appears thee about moven o'clock as eel. WWI all her 'three Ike., was slimed to swing to the 'wt,tulles, lu , q
els 0.30 down teeth was pusine along ill mall line, able, and, In eddition, a Undo of four tone Was placed O „
tied. a itANCIPACTU MG DIRTRICTI. Trill, in the
'Sr Dunos•hill, Wandeworth, the dimmed was ese to upon the breaks, yet, although it was blowing fresh
Tits
I di 0 I I I el 11
linen toter ne s r ate tont nue' liege rare y.
or himself sera" the rails. In front of the carriages, at the time, the able held her es if she had been a' ...is ~ • . . • . • . . •
'hole of which palmed over his legs and body, kill. anchor for over an hour, when a heevy pilot' of the soh et teethe oration's ere tieing a nor 1111011110 u hummer
did I time de Imola in other departments ; but in
s instenteneuusly, The body was found to be in thee* the rope, and the Niagara bore sway for th'i 'lc, ng ma . I ,„ , , , ,
1 i utortott tare is a NO 11401 a of
'lily mutilated "tete, anti was removed to the port. Before starting en arrenpuient was made thud tha mmar"mcall an' coal . . . AI .
eutelo house In Garrett•lane to await a aro. should any aeoldenl occur in eying out the Gable before ' '
inters The laos and notary Irwin smelt some signs
d I I IBM I II I
improvement, an t ten s a e inure an ma on n
t. The unfortunate demand was a resident the ships elicited have gone 100 mita, they slionld re. '
th, and hued carried on the Mulatto of a turn to their starting place In mill nod' but that in the °mat trade f but, altogether, the national industry
non the French mystem. He geared ha once that Means ehoultt hive been exoestled before any wins to tee but slowly recovering yet from the shook
\ few weeks ego, where has gave a men casualty should happen, they %timid maks for Queens. given to It y re,urn of the Bank of Franos shows last
•.... ....
etto (monody for d goose dealing blocks town, In accordance with the understanding, the The inont il
further peals Increase of 2700,000. the stunk held
A partnership wes sot up, but es nears, having mid" 109 'nese before the mishap, re.
I I r'
reached tlis extraonliner Mad of 221,120,000,
deamied'e money bought them, the turned to this port. Upon her homeward way elms 'ee
ng
iifailed to ' .. i 4 0 ate the
al his giving up pomeselon of the must have putted the Agamemnon, but owing to the eitimmmull mt mu . emn°!•• or •• la.
teed thee there was a lawsuit heavy fogs width prevailed for the greater portion of public ilistrust generated by other
Icegome. _ 'rise
the
\ relative, which appeared to that time she Wailed seeing or seining soy tidings of her. tiger's exhibit an Merano of 2 , ,000 he note
mhe had latterly taker, to As the Agamemnon lout not yet arrived, although her home, and of 91,760,000 in the dielounttts.
IThener
len In the town in a very flostinetion wits direeted toward this shore, it me eon • has been a decrees' In
bele eel736o7o.tiTleis
'to have some ill fneulty joetured that Mis might not bare delivered the arranged
i‘gloo,ooo, and in those of t • public d
toti
teed was believed to be queutity of mil at the thne of its failure, and may have &mace on Rena, have cowrie nos en augmen on
of g 200,000, but those on shares show a reduction of
consequently returned to the vide of meeting, which
ond mating _of this will unavoidably protract the muspena which must 2320,000.
ms held Wednee nooseserily be felt, as, until she be spoken with, nothing D t maps o the amount
of £2,000 were on Wednesday
eftesbury in the definite an be learned as to the mouton of the divider. l It
awarded to Meer'. Whitfield and eti new, time pro.
• were stated The two principal electricians, Dr. Sauey and Mr. waters or the Lewes Old Bank, in en fiction against the
uth•Eastern Itsilwy Company for the circulation of •
elloations for Lewes, on board the Nieman, are inolined to believe 3°
false report thee they had stopped payment. The South.
5 too young, that the accident ocourrd on board the Ai/monition,
E ten C have • tele • ihio line of their own
n refused which, as it would only impliosta a faulty arrangeinent n 1
on i nnni. grtd '
4 lid of some of the apperetwi, would still leave hope of the " the Poll o July lest year they naive a message
from their Tioeburst station that the Lewes Bank had
ord, 7 ultimate su es of the undertaking, wherem, if the
Mar separetion has °mercer' at the bottoin' its effect will be mationded. They sent a reply from London that no more
'. it greatly to damp, if not, deter the enterprising spirit of theoks or notes of that eetablishment were to be taken.
This Was inunediately posted at all their stations. The
i the director' from perseveriug in this gigantio project.
Should nothing be heard of her consort the Niagara will, enuounoemont of the alleged disaster also appears to
have been oommuniceted from the BoutleEmiteru to the
rater coaling, proceed to her mean station, having still ou
Brighton line, end likewise to heve been spread without
lard about 1,300 mile of the cable, which, supposing
the least reserve by the officials and 'eremite of the
A the other vessel has retained a similar amount,
'd still permit of the junction being completed, and company. Happily, it alinoet immediately reached
Mears. Williams, Demon and Co., the London agents
of 30 per oent. for casualties. In this hot trip.]
50 mike of the rope was lost, and when it is of the Bank, and these gentlemen, anticipating that it
' that it is roughly estimated that the value of would cause a run, despato hada supply of ash. But for th is
ms £lOO sonile, it will be seen that the saeri. circumstance the worst ratite would have ensued. The
Bank hed an outatandin3 note circulation of £23,000,
present has not been so extensive as might .
eve ken supposed. .
anti • large amount of batances and delimits, not only
at Lewes, but at three branches-Tunbridge Wells,
East Grinstead, and Eastbourne. Their notes wets
rapidly brought in, balances were withdrawn, and
notices were given by depositor". The storm, of course,
'qriculturt. armed as won as the report was disoovered t i have been
totally without foundation, but meanwhile they had
LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL found it necessary to realise, at a loss, securities to the
v general oovninittee of this amount of £lB,OOO, besides sustaining all the indesori.
Royal Hotel, Manchester, Mies annoyances inseparable from • doubt of their
•in the chair, at which a credit.
mittee attended, and it Time colonial produce markets during the week have
'atone in aid of local not undergone any material change, dulness still peeve.
'mac also stated that din; many branches of business, while the late specula.
'tional being mieed, tine inquiry has nearly subsided. The upward ten.
station of • local delay of rice has been checked by the favourable change
nal poses eae in the weather, and low tc middling white Bengal have
1 exhibition of declined about 3d. Good Rangoon, Arracan, and other
this !society, soft grain kinds were generally supported at the late Lit..
provement, owing to continued reports of damage
ear sus:
eat
tamed by the grain crops throughout various are' of
,„'''' of Europe. Grocery sugars command • ready sale at
ya'
‘'ct slightly higher rates, the trade showing increased eon.
and It hence, and Friday low descriptions were in better
demand. A considerable quantity of West India has
ed
changed hands, and several floating cargoes of Havanneh
for the United Kingdom ; but the public ales of East
India and foreign have been moderate. A cargo of
lueyequil moos was withdrawn, there being no
lfrient offers made. Plantation Ceylon coffee has
4 bnyers to • fair extent, and Friday fir,ner rates
'Mauled. Native growth attracts increased st-
et Is. per cwt., dame, good ordinary bringing
'quantity of tea pined at emotion this week
louse:want of • further series for Wednesday
i to increase the prevailing depression.
eu is heavy at 10ed. per lb., pending the
ter new, from China. Speculation in
diminiehed, low to middling grades
-Ise established last week, good and
leioe is still dull.
-
'ewoRNIL-The traffic returns of
Meta published for the week
to £4139,590. and for the
'o'er to £479,2e0, showing
.01111 ramifies of the eight
`he instrooolit mounted
2204,445, and fur the
5104,5611, showing an
on the Eastern
10 ; on the Gael
i Blackwell to
mth Omit to
, 10 41,686 ;
al, £3,070.
velum on
'on and
Tema,
'lnee
'or
do 0
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