The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-08-29 00:00:00

LATEST N EWS.

REVIEW OF TliK CORN TltAhp,
The " Mark-Lane Ezpreare' of te-nigti
the weather of the Inuit wchk hbe„
an I unsettled, the fi,.1.1 414 Irk Ii
"1
layed. The ACC,II.IIItA of the pr ;'•
become less favuerable as thrashn.e takes
inure especially in the fems 'I he old
English together in London have t ieref..ren;..!
but a scanty show, mid prices have htriZ,
with a great advance on foreign, eu very 47
supplies. Thu certainty that France w,v
mach and the latest news respecting
potato crop, point to a future rise as the kb*
blight
yet aef
advances. Wo have BO many special ens
in our own couutry,that we may conclude:4lqt
IP:T:7cent the
llt is t h ere ir re well that last yur-74
II Like
Iretlhaend
crop of maize in America is &bun dant, red ts,
hope Go vernni
oe ti t w Ilyrainnefe7initti
greatest se,
tla ry,s,
tg
subject for the sake of the sister h hurt w:lt
with
htetshte state fpe F
activity and foresight will be rellirq
European advice* are firm, though
has begun. Spain, I lung: .r
partsy, atd
Germany are rather dear,r. L,4
Ar a generally
ir of
has already raised the pfi Ce of shtir

MARK-LANE, TIM Ih

Market firm. English wheat sato
Monday; Foreign one shilling dearer. illTDlr,
flour unaltered ; Country Marls firm
here and there sixpence to one ahilliug
money ; American firm. Barley quiet 14,1
shilling lower. Oats owing to heavy
rather in favour of buyers. Maize L1:25
dearer. Beans dull. Peas firm. 8riti5b...,,,7
1758 ; barley 30 ; oats, 1120• flour ift74
Foreig. n—wheat 69,2Z0; barley 1040 .
91,882; maize, 21,970 ; flour, 3,069 144'7,7.6
barrels.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE, T.
Supply of beaf of the best quality is ar,r
with a good demand an &avarice on i,terT2.,
figures is readily obtained; our top pow:
however is exceptional: other tlfteli,
British and Foreign, firm, with LI
tendency. In the sheep market little re,Lier.
ence exists from previous rates; treltrm kit
good quality ; inferior rather easier
Veal lower, with a limited enquiry. 1,14
also a ready sale, at twopenco to tourists
redustion. Pork unaltered. Beef, 4s 21 to ;
mutton, 4s 8d to 6118.1 ; veal, 3s ld to :ia
pork, 3. 2d to 4s Gd ; lamb, 61 141 to hs
'rota! supply—beavta, 4,250; sheep and
23,840 ; calves, 390 ; pigs, 50 ritca
I foreign—Beasts, 2,650 ; sheep aad lamak
14,360 ; calves, 355 ; pigs, 10.
;

PROVISIONS. Tan- DAY.

Butter: Irish quiet,owing to cioler wester.
arrivals of Foreign are in far better make:
and quotations are two to four shillings pii,6
for pr:me sorts ; inferior descriptions
Bacon steady at unaltered rates. Goo,ae,
for hams, at about previous prices. caset
steady except American, which is dint
shillings lower on the wo.3k. L3rA coaiala
i dull. Navy provisions quiet, and unalterel

DORC H EST ER, Saturday—At the New en
Exchange but a small supply of grabs. The few
samples of old wheat on o:er wore out of conli.
tion, and the quotations were fully from ls
per ctr. dearer; the average of last week's pug
was 58s 3d imperial measure. Grinding bars,
in request at late rates. Oats, tiians, and isis
unaltered. The heavy rain during the Twists
considerably reared harvesting operations:
considerable breadth of corn lines yet mit.
On Friday there was a favourable chaNe d
weather, and there seems a prospect of its sr,-
tinuance. At Mr. &nor's fortnightly ti:t
supply of fat beasts was moderate, and 2,4 e
were still on the decline. ranging from 12 tlis
per score—fully 2s easier than a month op.
Good barreners fetched from £l2 to £'ht
Fat bulk, £l7 to £2O. The shew trade ws
brisk, Down Wethers realising from Us to
each; Down ewes, 508 to 63s ; maiden ewes.lo
to 54.5; horn wethers 33. to 134.; horn eir7-.7,
to 58s; fat lamb; 34, to 435. Two-yeari
heifers sold at from L'.7 to Eli) 10. each.

CONTINENTAL POLITICS.
Continental politics are t:ginning to awaken ow
anxiety. There appear signs of the speedy reopet.4 I
the Eastern Question. Russia is arming, ar.:
Russian papers intimate that the reri-rat ooalsrt,
of the German sand Anstrieu Chancellors w to
projusliso of Regalia..
The Telegraph's eon 3epondent at Salzburg siyi !
am in a pmition to affirm that a new secret tr:
allianoe, offensive and defensive. ctists bc:ra.
Prussia and Italy. The Empeior of Austria I.
the return visit to the Emperor of tinciairc
Cobleaa."

HEALTH OF THE QUEEN.
The Daily Telegraph is authorised to lute
although her Msjeety has been seriomly if)
sines her arrival in Scotland, sod although
still unlikely to be able to leave Lskuorsi ix 3.
present, there is a considerable improvemezt
health.
The Daudet Adver:i.ser says :—lt is sail thit
Queen Ina not been so low in spirits sinc: the del::
se Niece Consort, and her seoluaon—su 011921:
Balmoral—has aut quite a gloom over the our
triet. Her Majesty has only been once out
sines her arrival at Deesldei

EASY SURREY ELECTIoN.
The polling for East Surrey took plac3 a r.t.1141.
The muadidates were Mr. Watney (Cons rua-ro
Mr. Gram Mlle Leveaan•Gower (Lt tr. tA
nomination on Monday Mr. Watney blt
hands. The following were the number at the too
Ike poll :
Watney . • ..•

Majority for the Conservative 114;
It cannot be pretended, says the Saturdav 1
the Brit Surrey election exhibits that willrat:aam
for Mr. GLIDSTONI or the Bi.llot which we hl let
led to expect ; and there are some other that 2
fislicals distrust the vitality of the 801 l it AI au elect,
ory, rid are seeking to couple it with a moreetre.'
and exciting appeal to democratic support. The
and the Abolition of the douse of Loralie to he
"two-beaded-nightingale oombination " of the DI.
caravan, with which they mean to perambulate :3
eountry. It must be confessed that it t, a sweet 1..1.
in monsters, and doer credit to the ingenuity 0
didactic) gentlemen below the gangwor who
trived it for the amusement of the country di—in

The Standard has It on oxatdleat authority the r-
amounts of the War Offioo aro la a state of All'
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hopeless confusion.
The Princess of Wales will not return fr..m
many tid the end of September, but the Prince s.
arrive In London shortly, as he is so csurusnd
brigade of cavalry during the autumn susuesavra
HOUND SHOULDELS LSD STOHVING HARM
or Mat. BIISSMIIea CA.LISTHCSIO COURSE.
system of cslisthenio training pursued by
Brenner, of Bruton-street, has been pconouna:
eminerst membsrs of the faculty as greatly coci'r
to the health and physical development of yeasiP,
The gymnutio exeroises are not severe, and shesbl.!:
is simultaneously ts strengthen the (roue
impart ease and gracefulness to the mseenuidtr
the body. Mine. BreauneS public elide:non ce.'
pupils, at the lisuover-squa.re Room,. li4 !,21f::,
,••• del, noticed at the time."—CAr:

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BIRTHS.

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August, 17, at Hinton St. Mary, taw BLuirli4J.:;..
the Rev, F. B. Teesdale, of a daughter. OA'
August 21. at Chile Bide,Bou uemoutb,theWi
Banger, of a daughter.
August 22, at Cr• tie Eve, Farkst.ine, tho
Jannlnys, of Palace-road, Biangate, London, 19
Inas, Clapham, of a asuhter.
Auguat 22, at Porlskallo-road, Notting-hill, L '11.•
wife of Mr. J. Elfurd, formerly of Paolo, of 0 k .11
AWN" U. at 17,Wellaston Villas,Dorcaester, the
Win. Lockett, of • son.

MARRIAGES. , I
August 17, at blizipton, by the Ser. W. Mee.
Castle, John, eldest son of Dr. Janie.
Madly, ustli daughter of the late Mr. Two,
Kingston.
August 19, at St. Mary's Church. Whitt :hereh,
J. IL Wynne, Mr. F. H. Butt, whooliusac.
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Mies Alicia assrlotte Rico, of Whitachureh.
August, 22, at 110111■111.11.r. Dona, by the Re, .
Arthur Cole Loggia, Esq., to F.ilon Elitsboth
daughter of George Cos, Esq.
DEATIMI. rdN•
August 15, at ParkstoneAun, relict of tha late Nr,
,yles, shipbuilder, Riunworthy, sired Si ,
August 21, at Charminster, AllOO Anne, the
Mr. George Neal, aged two yews end lit e to 'otr;,..,
August 14, at Ulllput Lodge, Park.tone, the iv..
in, John !inst.:otos, Req. strati 01.
August, at Dale's Lodge, earlastono, Lept r
LN. aged 72.
August 21, at Nighmoor Nouse, Parlistonr,
in-lsw of the Res. John Parr, aged 66. Dohs lin6
August 21, It North Square, llorcheister,.Ka
daughter of Mr. W. IL Wets, aged torus
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