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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-05-31

WET MOUTH, DORSET.

Situate in the immediate nsiehleciaritood of PorthDd
Dorn nester, Lulworth, and eientlefoot aUeL .4
user., other piece t,f interest, within a few minutes
we ik of the noted Nottington and Radipole
wad sommanding extensive and uninterrupted
of the. beautiful Ray of Weymouth. A imitable

Freehold and part Co.pyhold Property.
MESSRS. VENTOM, BULL, and COOPER
are instructed to SELL by AUCTION. at the
H.TAL Horn, Watmotrra. on WEDNESDAY,
JUNE Bth, at 10 o'clock preebely. in owe or three
Lots, the RESIDENCE and GROUNDS known sis
HOUNR. formerly in ,he occupation of the
late Captain ATIIIIIPION, R.N., also two most valuable
P1...)T8 of BUILDING LAND. boning large frontages
to the main road by depths of 300 It cad suitable for
the erection of first etas residenaele.

Particulars, with plans and conditions of sale, may
be had of Yours. Aornaamg, Bsiturr, and Althittws,
Solicitors, We'Mouth. and of the AUCTIOSIIIIS, No,
8, Busklusher', London. B.C.

WEY MOUTH. DORSET.

HOrNIMOLD 7URNITI:RIS AND lIISCILLANSOUS

SH,BC7II.
"It ESSRS. VENTOM, BULL, and COOPER,
VI in ormjunotion with MESSRS. lIIILLEDGE and
SON, will SELL by AUCTION, on the promisee.
Loughill House, Weymouth, on THURSDAY, JUNE
• at ons for two o'slock, the CONTENTS of
the RESIDENCE ; comprising maliognay sad otber
bedsteads sod bedding, *bests of drawers,swirag dressing
glasses, sod the usual appointments of Mirbt bed-rooms
ilioineroom furniture in mahogany, drawing-room ditto
principally is walnut, a toe large Turkey carpet,
Brussels and other cum* kitchen reilMMltes and
sundry in sod out door emits.
. .

Ceislognea may belled a Mears. ANDREWS, BARiurre,
and A NDIEWS, solicitors, Weymouth ; of Messrs.
Ili-Lai:wit and Soir, Weynioutb ; on the premises ; and
If the AN-rimming, 8, itualtiersbury, London, E.C.

IN )its ET VOLUNTEER ASSOCIATION.
PR/ZEN FUR VOLUNTEERS OF ALL ARMS.
(Yeomanry, Artillery, and Mille tolnateera)
riIHE TENTH ANNUAL RIFLE
A. COMPETITION of the County will take place
at Doaenterca, on WRDNIESDAY, the 22nd day of
JUNE, 1870, wnen the following PRIZE ID ill be
offered:

A--iflitSE Or TWENTY GUINEAS, reeented by the
High sborifr of fbe Comity, HECTOR MORRO, Req.
A SILVER GOBLET, restated by Lieut.-Coloesel
HARREL. _

A PURSE OF TEN —IOV-liitEIONS. presented by

_
c0,...1 Th. BALL or KLDOII.

A PIIRSE OF
.TEN_SOVERPIONS, Kesel:tad by

,
Lieut.-Colopol
A PURSE OF VIVE SOVEREIGNS, presented by
Major Templer.
A PURSE OF FIVE SOVEREIGNS, presented by
Major KIVDBIBBLET.
A PIALSE OF FIVE SOVEREIGNS, Preeented

...___ .
by B. P. GINIDST, al.
TA T. SIMS TZ MEDAL ON Tin NATIONAL
It ITM ASSOCIATION.
BADGE

TRY. SILVER_

TH E DORSET

VOLUNTEER saiic i
ONE HUNDRED GUINEAS IN MONEY,

GWEN BY TH. ANOCCIATION.

Full partic;u—i. may be obtained on application to
THOMAS C.I4)MILS, Captain 314 D.R.V., Dorchester
,Bonorary Story.
_

May 28, Is7o.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-05-31

LONDON 00,881 P.

It is believed that the editorship of Pesach, vacant
by the death of Mr. Maik Lemon, will be filled by Mr.
Shirely Brooks,
The Earl of Ilukrave, oldest son of the Marquis of
Normandy„ iii about to enter the ministry of the
established 'Church, and will be ordained by tl.•
Archbishop of York in Doncaster Church on Tritity
Sunday.
The King of the Belgians is in London, but of course
Buckingham l'alace manias shut. King Leopold Ibis
been moving shout well, however, and possibly the
freedom which h enjoys does not make him regret the
lose of royal hospitality. Hein to be feasted at
Windsor a month Isessee. Of course, be will be at the
Derby on Wednesday. ity tbe way, it is not I believe
generally known that an English firm. Waring Brother.,
ere carrying oat the great works in King Leopold's
capital.
To be • Issed..in clergyman is not • bad thing in its
way, urovided only you be stationed at the Wed -end.
I iiisntion“l little while ago that one lady had teen a
house worth E 1,600 for building a new aisle to St. Mary
Magdalene's, Paddiugtoo, Sir. F.riest, a popular Low
Church clergyman. was some time aeo presented with
a cartiuge and pair. snob as the apostles no doubt used
'rhea thoy took on airing le Rotten Row; more rietbntly
Cl it have been sobearibed to build him a eburce. The
Dean of Easter, who was formerly the Lw Church
iocumb-nt of $,. James's, Westbouroteterraise, km just
been left 100,000, a cpsiintity of plate, and a library by
a former female and dear hearer, no that Deaa Boyd
will now be able to make longer visite to the Continent
'even than at prorent.
. .

Mr. Craufurrd is • Radical ; yet I suppose when he
moved the exclusion of stranger. from the House he had
no ”niire pewee, no subtle purpose to serve, and that
hiv sole object vau to pr-vent the publication of a
debate which he thought not it to be printed. Never-
clot ..s the effect of his 'notice will in all probability
ot. the abolition of the power which he need so indis-
creetly. Mr. Gilpin, the Quaker M.P., for Northampton,
has green notice of la resolution. "that in the *pinion
a this House iii. undettrable that it should continue
in the power of any individual warn's. r to excluve the
pnblic and the I'ress from the debates in the Houses by
obrrviog that there are strangers present." There la
lirle doubt that tilts motion will be carried., for it is
very Ntronaly felt that so serious e step se the exclusion
or strangers, and .till more of reporters. ought nut to
depend UPOII the caprice. the agues/thistles', or the ill
nature of any oneldpebr:or, or indeed of any number of
adioue: of the House.
Verfs'or'ens,thbeutdsehbat• on etihtet°l2t.h.:taleg Pct.
come on • messenger went to the Lathes Gallery, and
tubl the occupants they would have to withdraw. The
pertinacity of a few of them—l believe Mrs. Jaeoh
Bright was one—induced Mr. Craufurd to make his
"observation." which led to the exclusion of all
straogsrs, both male 'sod lemma*.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-05-31

DORCHESTER.

DIOCNNAN Visrrirtoo.—The Lord 8i!!.....m oflisbary
Purposes holding his Primary Visitation of the clent7
and churchwardens of his diocese early In A ngttst next.
INLAND RS V ENUL —Mr. E. Batty, 2nd Clerk. Wey•
mouth collection, boa been appoisted 0113eor of
Dorehester ride, Weymonth ooUciloo, Ilce Mr. H.
Brown.

SOUTH WitirtilN RAILWAY.—Ws are unable to get
• Jane list of the trains on this Rite today, but we
understand that the only alteration from She May
time tables is that the 8.45 a.m. up train from Wey•
mouth will start ten minutes earlier.
_ . . _

TEI QUIRRIVII BIWTHD.T.—Iier Majesty's 51st birth-
day was officially aelebrated on Saturday, and the I
Battery B Brirade, Royal Horse Artillery, under the
command of Captain Williams, proceeded at noon to
the Needham where they fired a royal salute of 21
guns, after which the men gave three ohreers for Her
Majesty.
GRIAT WISTWIN RAILWAY.—Some important alter-
ations are made in the Great Western trains nf this
distrist for June. The afternoon down express is
accelerated after leaving Prome, and does not call at
meveral email stations, so that it reaches Dorchester at
4.35 and Weymooth at 4 no. A new evening train is
put on from From.., selling at ewer station. arriving at
Dorchester at 8.20 and Weymouth at 6.3 a A new
third-date or train I Weymouth at 6.30 p.m.,
and gees as for as Frome, and the former 8.15 p.m.
train stops at Maiden Newton.
IeRRIAGIS. BIRTHS, AND DRATHIA—We learn from
the Reeiotrar-General's return that in the quarter
ending Met December there were 41 marriages in the
Doreheeter district, which Includes besides the county
town, Paddletown, Maiden Newton. and Come ; that
in Dorchester town in the quarter andirm 31st March,
there were 69 births and 65 deaths. The deaths were
no less than 19 more than the average from 1467-60,
but it is satisfactory to know that only three were
from fever.
waarant.-Jhe following is our meteorologitsal
for the week ending Sunday:—
Direction State if Weather.
• - of What..

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report
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-05-31

MONEY MARKET.

Money ha,. been In very mudende demand. and the rate. of
diwount, although they are not Materlaily changed. hate had •
drooping tendency. The otßcial aunintiton rattattina at 3 per
ccnt., and in the open market choice three months' bills are
takcti at 21 to 3.0 tout.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-05-31

111111 BAILOR BOY aid New Sty mle Ratokerboakeis tor la
—The whole al the shove sokt Wboisesie ally by P,
NICOLL & OA, 6, Fell-55.., London, CC.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-05-31

atel,alit

GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.
WHITSUNTIDE HOLIDAYS.
,RDINARY RETURN TICKETS isirued
op FRIDAY, 3r4 Jens sad following days, will
- '' until liatarday, IDA Joao inolusiva

MONDAYS, JUNE 6th, 13th, 20th, and
27th as ECCURSION TRAIN will loan
h 9.30 cor.; Dorchester, 9.60; Maid.°
10.5; Yeovil, 10.35 ; Castle Carey, ILO;
, IL In. Wrlla, 10.10 ; Shapton
; Witlkam. 11.30 ; Fronts, 11.50 a.m.; Wiat.6ll7.
e .•• Tts•hridge, 1215 ; and Ilekikshans, 12.30
Of Louden ; retaining from Paddingtoa a$ 1.0
on the following Saturday or Saturday weak from al departure.
• I." ' and fall Particulars we handbills.
May Pish, 1870. J. Gamma. Gen.
_

Oaalit
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.
N THURSDAY, JUNE 2nd, an
/ EXCURSION TRAIN will leers.Weystonth et
.30 Lm.; Dorchester, 7 50 ; Maiden Newton, B.ln ;
'eovil, K. 4.1 ; Sparkford, 9.10; Castle Carey, 94;
'dos. 9.10 ; Witham, 9.4.5 ; From., 50.0; W.
y, 10.15; Trowbridp, 10.21 ; and Bradford, 10.35
~ for BATH and BRISTOL, macro* the same
flora Bristol at 7.15 p.m., and Bath at 7 40 p.m.
GRAND FLOWER. SHOW will be bold in th• ;whoa, O'Shea.
and %II see lawdbillo.
Mal 1 •MA • Gissalos, Ota . Man .

RE DORSET COUNTY IMPRRBB, ;Hat w's Loudon markets aad Want sows by
be had oh TrISRDAY MOILNINGB, at
FE'S, i 44 it* lb. T. u, WALLIS'S,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-05-31

PRELIMINARY NOTICE

MR. T. LI to SAUNDERS, of Wsrombo
Farm, beg. tO annov.cs that ha mut ANNUAL
SALE and I.EI I'ISG el 140 el lak mist Iwero•44
lIAIIPSIIIIIF. IiOWN RAMS will take place cm
THUIBDA Y, the W)thdaolJuu. 1870.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-05-31

PORTLAND..

LOCAL Bosun.—The audit of the somata WU 00n.
eluded on Wednesday last, by J T. Vining, Esq.
Everything passed satisfactorily, and it is found that
the year's expenditure is £lOO or £2OO leo than that of
the year before.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-05-31

BUTTER MARKET.

Thinwlay. The following were the ciirrent Wen
at tlinilentrlies butter, per lb., la. Opl.;tu ls. lid.
• bey ditto, 1041. to

HOP MMULIT.

Donor on. Friday.—Mmers. Bakes Whit. and Morgan
report that the hop market I. steady, and a bar amount of
busidess is doing fur tbe time of year. Some considerable
partels f old foreign bops hare been moved, aad American
yearling hops are in good requeet.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-05-31

POOLE.

MA/MIAOW, BIRTHS, AND DIATHIL—In thhi regia-
traiion district, which includes Danford, Poole, and
Lytchett. th..re were 33 marriages in the quarter
ending 31st Decwmber last. In the first three months
of the present year there were in Ouiford, embracing
12.768 acres and 2,326 people, 23 births and 14 &laths
—3 under the average of the past three veer.; 4 died
under one year and 8 of 60 and above ; there were two
deaths from fever. In Poole, which includes a work-
house, and embraces 15,671 acres and 9,366 people, there
were 89 births and 61 deaths —2 above the average; 11 died
under I year and 12 of 63 and over; there was 1 death
from measles, 1 from whooping-await; and 3 from fever.
In Lytchett, embracing 8,564 aerie and 2,050 people,
there were 15 births and 12 deaths-4 above the
average ; 3 died under 1 year, and 304 60 and over;
there wags 5 deaths from aearlet fever and 1 from fever.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-05-31

DORSET RIFLE VOLUNTEER&

The competition for the honour of representing the
battalion at the Wimbledon mooting of the National
Ride Association is concluded, reuniting in the 28
following being entitled to compete for the Queen's
pries and the St. George's ehallene vase. Three more
are added, the next highest in meat, to (Many vacancy
that may mime :
Ag. Moore
1 Lieut. Good (144).. 128
2 Corporal GOVer (Ttb) .• 128
3 Private Stubbinge(7th) .. • • .. 125
4 Private Soppitt(9th) .• 124
5 Colourßergesnt Gregory (WO..
6 Quartermaster-Sergeant Edgar (11th),. „110
7 Private T. W. Hound' (14) . 119
8 Private Hard. (9th) 119
9 Sergeant Terry (14) 119
10 Sergeant Patten (14) 119
11 lance-Corporal Ilarker49l.l)) 114
12 Sergeant O. J. Groves (Bth) 115
13 lance-Corporal King (11th) .•
14 Private Edwards (i ith) . 112
15 Sergeant Pareona (12th) 118
16 Sergeant Roberta (541) .. 112
17 Private T. Kendall (14)
18 Private Parsons (30o1)
19 Armourer King (ith)
b) Sergeant Cha4m (sth)
21 Kneign Odder (7th)
22 Private Bon (lot) ..
23 Private Jeffer) (3r.1)
-Sergeant Barrett (Ist)... .. 100
',ll &leg:realm= (sth)
511 Corporal Chkk (2rd) 109
27 Private Green (11th) leg
118 Sergeant Bunrayl (12th).. .. 107
20 Captain Thresher (Sth) Ina
30 Private Kennel (7th) 105
31 quartermaster-Sergeant Amity (12th)..

111
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111
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-05-31

RSET COUNTY EXPRESS

erfivre Futuna BUD.—Progroman for Than.
day. June 2.
Quadrille ..... ........71tetem ............ D. Oodhay.
Overture " Le. [knew" .. _Van Haffteetbeta.
&Meetlon "La Belle Helene" .. Offenbach.
Vibe.
aka " Farewell te the Forcer. ... Mitedeboohn.

Iteminieoenue of Bedint.
Oidop " n Cuenca," .. ...Durand de Gnu

FITTS Monday °Teeing, this corps were
mustered about • quarter to sight opposite the Assembly
Rooms, Market-street, for inspection ky Captain sad
Adjutant Barrett, Captain Thresher, Lieut. Timud,
Sergeant Lee, Sergeants T. IL Charles and C. Jeffery,
with 26 rank and file attended. Li lion•equenoe of the
smallness of the muster. they were not mashed to the
King's Statue, but went inside for drill and inspection.
Thom who were present acquitted themeelres very
well.

DREADFUL DEPRAVITY.- —To add to the catalog's of
vileness and horror which hive Mely appeasel in the
papers, we hear from Weymou h of the death in child
-
bed, of a girl who her mother states to be about 15
years old, and who tie doctor' may. looked younger
even than that. dhe lived with her father blew arid
mother, and rest of the family, and public rumour,
said to have been started by the assertions of the
deceased airl, &octane the seduction of this child of
between 14 and 15 to • man who, tilt be true, must
be • Aend pm bureau shame. The indignation against
this person Is wide and deep, and if we lived in the
"good aid times," duoltiog in • heree.psed would be
• • mild punishment for him. But the child-mother
and her infant are dead, and we notice the case So
illustrate how much villainy people believe Bagels in
our civilised times.

CRICII IT. —A match was played on Thursday last, at
cuday's Luke, between elevens of the Royal Horse
Artillery and the Weymouth Athletic Association. This
was the opening oampaign of the association, and the
result was not at all in accordance with their previous
exploits, as they only obtained 74 inns in their first
innings, while the R.R.A. scored 132. rhe artillery
took the first innings, and, the athletics haying come
oft as above, the R.H.A. again resumed the bate, and
made 192, when the W.A.A. gave up. The following
is the score:—
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-05-31

CATTLE MARK ers

BRISTOL, Thursdk.. The number of farmers, dealers, and
butchers, who attended tilln market, to day was about equal to
the average, but the bonnet.. done woe scarcely up to the
mark. Bed was in rather readicted supply-, though it proved
fully sulliclent for the demand, the sudden warm weather
haring caused • slacknes• ot this branch of the 'trade. For
beet qualitie. the imioe generally paid lOW 70., and in some
instancee ea high as it, we. obtained, bet them were few.
The supply of cattle free Ireland via Teri short. It coin-
prisei only 36 beans, which. av • natural consequence, were
readily caught up, the more cspeetally as mom of thcni were
very good in quality ; midling abases changed hands at about
635. to 67., per eat. Buenos In store caws was far from
active, notwhdistandins that supplies were Ihnited. Of sheep
the number brought to market waa email, and they mid freely,
prlma mtigiut from ud, though the WWI figure wa•
reached in only • few Ingallees. Lambe were io large supply,
bet the Inquiry for them was was neiertheleu brisk, at 9d. to
ltd. per lb. There were comparatively few pigs In the market,
•0111 e of which changed hands at li. 3d. per score, but trans-
actions were not numer us. On the whole there teas a fair
nipply of horses, espedally of cart hones, which sold at •
reduction, quotations sarylog from £2O to £3O. Nags were
likes hie more plentiful, and prices ranged from gIB to tdo.
Ponies were scarce.

Williteorourse, Thursday. In the cattle trade to-day nothing
of interest has trAnspired. The supply of Waste has not been
large, but it has been sulkient to meet MI requirements. In
all breeds salm hese progressed slowly, at the rates current
on Monday, the best Mcoti and crown selling at 4a 10.1. to Iss.
per lb. As reganb sheep the receipts have hems on a moderate
male. Prime tweeds have been In fair request at full [wine,
but for other qualities the demand has ruled heavy. The bad
Downs sod half•breds hese been disposed ol at bs. PA to
to. 4.1. per lb. Lamb• ha,e been quiet, at de. tlit. to 7a ed pee
nib. Pigs have changed hands quiet!) on former terms.
_ . .
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-05-31

SEED MARKET.

Our veed markets are now very quiet, as must be expected at
thoi am... of the year. The two ertieles which have prlicipally
engaged the attention of the trade during the past week have
been rape and mtutud good, both iif which, being very manse,
'we advanced in price. A good rain would, without doubt.
conviderable Increase the demand for these .eeda We have
an Unproved inquiry for large blue peas. lisporta to hand
from France speak very badly ,of the growing crop of Trefoil.
Omar weds ot nil deactlptions meet Just now 'kith no agita-
tion whatever. Trifolluni inearnatinin is in fair regime
John tame and non., 16, Water-la., London. E.C.

Trlfolkina incarnatuM Is inisar request.—

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• Third clam from all stations between Weymouth and
Trowbridge inclusive, to all stations between Reading and
London. f Train. leave Weymouth (Sundays excepted) at
10.30 a.m., and L3O p.m., arriving at Dorchester at 10.50. and
3.0. y Will stop hare on Fridays, and on other days when
required to take up tor Chippenham and stations
beyond. 4 A train leave. symoutb at 8.15 p.m., arriving at
Lkirchester at 8.45, and Maiden Newton at 9.5. where it stops.
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-05-31

imperial illarlianum.

NOUSE OF LORDS.

-
/InVDAT. The Earl of earearvon having asked the Govern-
ment the coulee they intended to pursue to vindicate the la.
of nations In mord to the Greek tragedy, the Sari ot
Clarendon replied the:. vrith the Information at proteat in the
hand. 01 the Goveniment it was imicesible to capron any
deckled opinion upon the conduct of Greek Government,
or to gate the course it was probable her Ilialeety'. Govern-
ment would liar In view of the reorient murders. A telegram
had been received that morning. aimouneing that seVCII 01 the
Artanitaki brivinda had been oredernoed to death, and other
Information had come to hand which completely dimmed of
wale 4 the alleged natehinationv at Intriguers In biriejlitees!
Tuaneat.—Lord itedodale moved the second In( (4 a
bill the object of which was to give the Irish Church body the
prnceadt of any beniflom failing vacant before the let of Jar,
next, when dlse.tehliehnvent take. effect. Earl Granville
deprecated any legidation thig kind, and the bill nee oiti-
nueely withdrawn.
TIieRISIGT. BOW Ascenvion.tlay, the liou e of Lord. did

hot xll.
rIIIDAY. Thd VArl o.f iii/1/11611LRY moved (ho mmoni reading
the ra•rtmlattical lltlm At Repeal.
Lord tir. LI:MARDI atrormir .ppd the hill, and mom!
that it to. read • stionnd time that day da nomth..
Earl RIAIZLI. thought that, conaldering what was going on
in Rome, the Kermit au not abirourab e time for brimatty in

Lititle Mure.
Lord Cnitas twirled to know thc principle upon which thy
°averment propoaud to proved In thie menaure.
The IJOILD CIIANCRKIJOR explained that the !Mac ellUrdl
EiTtablhhlTlClTt hat Mg been done away with. the objection to
permo aeumlnK the title, attached to the wee &Innerly
existing in that reentry way rectors!. and the prectple on
winch the rroment bill wee Camel Wan that, while it did not
reCWllileo any authority in ponies emitting the titles. It
would not Inflict peneltie on these who teed name not existing
In the Eytablehod Church.
The bill wee then read 111eff41(Ititne: without a ditivion.
The nridgmnar and Beverley incerancloinement Mil wet read
• mind tine.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-05-31

COEN MARKITS.

orrumnr.—Brist ^I : Market shortly supplied with English
MAI, which, er crll so American tort., sold at ikt. to In. ler
more money ; Black lies deecriptio is not much inquired
Ror. Owing to the continued dry weather, there 1116 more
' iimband for lonto and barley, hich were 3d- to Od. per qr.
Ibiam. Indian corn dull. Wheat, ,:nylish, 38s. to 48.. •
I foreign, 38. to 48.. per 190 lb. Barley, English, malting. Oa.
te, N. per p.. Irish and Fiera, grindlag, T7s. to 29.. per 400
; lb. Oats. Irish, white, Be lA. to 24s per 320 lb ;
black, Sk. 6d. to 2I• Od. per 304 lb. Beans, English, 12a. to
18., per qr. Flout, Ellghah, good seconds, 31.. to SM. per
Seil lb; American, superfine, 42.. M. to Ds- Od. per barrel.
' Indian corn. 31s. to 30. per 480 lb. Irboh : T4lqr. oats.
Coastwise, 121 aka flour. Foreign : 1,100 gni barley, 3,80 t
qrs. inklae.—Bessizee : Wheat was in short slimly, and met
with an active demand, which malted in an early ckarance,
at prime decidedly In favour of the yeller, a.nd in some cases at
an advance of dd. to 12. per qr. In other grain trade was quiet,
at our quotations. Wheat, beet, per lack. 23a, fld. to 21a. W.;
,litto, inferior, 19a. Od. to 261. Od. ; barley, malting, per qr.,
ITN. al. to Stis. Od. •. ditto. grinding, Wk. Od. to 30. Od.
Pr qr., 21s. Od. to 28.. Od. ; pea., per sock, 11. M. to 20. ;
Beans, per sack, 19a Od. to 24.. Od. ; Sour, fine, per bag,
332. Pi to 34, Oil. ; ditto, beet seconds, SIM Od. 31s. Cd. ;
veudem, spring, per Mabel. go 64. to Sa. 64.
Faitiat. —Bark-Lane : The dry weather keeps Uve value of
wheat, at home Laid abroad. at fell prima, and ail the presient
week's imports are short, the demand for cargos has recovered ,
steadinew, and with a small inquiry for France prices are a ,
trine higher. Crop prospect. are improved, by advice., In I
Calif ;min, and they are good In Ann, Ica and !Southern Buena.
Wheat has attained • London average of over SIN. per quarter,
but th current value et the country is between Ma. and 49.
To-day In Mark-lane there is shown a growing diepoidtion to
buy wheat at top prices ; the same tend-nclm extol
Ur carvee olf poet, and all feeding corn and iitugs
' are In price rather against buyers, Onoe the hay crop
I. now generally expected to be very short. --Mew,
poef There was • good gtiendance. amt • large Podium
Cs. +our in cheat, von.tintor. buying freely, at 24. per cents]
inanlfitt on It bib, gad lid. on roil deerriptions. Flour in good
rcquv,t, and Pl. per harry! and 1.. per tack dearer. Beans lid.
Barley. peas, net., and oatmeal quiet. Indian corn
04. per qr. dearer, and • Pa quantity oo4d at the •dvance.