The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-08 00:00:00

Somersetsbirt.

A bear imported by Messrs. Searle and Fursman, of
Bond-street, Bristol, wu shot on Tuesday by Mr.
Heise. The animal not up beautifully fat, weighing
over 4 cwt. _

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You upwards of 40 years hes not been known such an
imineuse catch of fine hurings as has occurred during
the put week in the bay at Westou-saper-Mazo. Sprats
of • fine quality have also oomo to hand in large
numbers, and promise this swop to be unusually
plentiful.

CORN MARKETS.

BARINGISTOIS, Wednesday.—Wheat, 490 quarters ;
average price, 12 lls 6d per qr. Oats, 128 quarters;
average prior. El ae Id per qr. Barley. 75 quarters;
average price, £1 13e ltd.
Daman, Thuraday.—A drooping trade for wheat,
and last week's prices were with &dimity obtained.
Rho WOOD, Wednesday. Wheat, 185 quarters;
average price, 49s Cat per qr. Barley, 165 quarters;
average price, 3355 d per qr. Oats, 12 quarter.; average
price, 23. per qr. Best bread, 6d the 41b loaf. Fresh
butter, 164 per lb. Fat pip, 10. 64 to lls per score.
THURSDAY, Bristol: Market fully supplied with
English wheat, which sold heavily at a decline oils.
to 2c. per. qr. Foreign quiet, eta similar reduction.
Oats firm; black in good inquiry, bet other sorts
neglected. Indian corn quiet, at 6d. per qr. advance.
Malting barley dull ; a good demand for grinding, at an
improvement of 64. per. quarter. _ .

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gnus. & d. s. d.
engliab, red and white old per 4961 b. .. 40 .. 52
Californian, white 54 .. 56
American ordinary spring, dftlo .. 44 .. 46
Ditto, eboioe ditto .. 48 ... 60
Ditto winter ditto .. 0 .. 0
Danube, Ibrailla, molt, ditto 0 .. 0
(Andra, Taganrog, le., soft, ditto .. 46 ..
48
Berdianski idadianople, met, ditto .. 46 ..
49
Polish Odom& Nicolas!, loft, ditto .. 0 0
=Doh, good to Ana malting, per imp. or.. 36 .. 43 0
=Wag. per 4321 b... 114 ... 26 0
!AIM and Fawn*, grinding, per 4001 b. .. 29 .. 30 0
Danube and Odema, ditto .. 16 .. 27 0
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OAT&
Ulnalidl end other, fine white, per 2101 b ..
Oert,,Dublin, light, ditto .. 0 .. 0
Cork, Waterford, bladt, par 3041 b .. 2141 .. n
Ditto, ditto, now, ditto .. 21 ... tl
ineh tawny, ditto .. 21 .. 22
PriDOEI Edward Island, black ditto .. 22 .. 23
Efirodish and Danish, white, per 3161 b. .. 25 .. 26
IMAM

=par 4801 b.
a7per imperial qr.

.. 60 0 .. 44 0
.. ai 0 .. 30 0

noes.
English, good seconds, per 1:301b. .. 30 0 .. 28 0
United States and Canadian, ite.,per tarred 24 U .. 25 0
INDIAX coax.
Mixed Lesusicen, per 480Ib. .• • • 0 0 • • 0 0
Odom and Danubian, ditto .. •• • • 30 0 •• 30 0
Millet, per 4001 b. , .• • • 0 0 .. 0 0
Ataivata.-liish 1486 qr. cata, 030 qrs. barley. Cuaet-
wise : 136 sacks door. Foreign; 3000 qrs. wheat
Gioreader : Wheat trade slow, at • redaction of fully
1.4. per qr. Finest Malting barleys, from scarcity, sell
at full prices; secondary are plentiful, and very difficult
to dispose of.--Malickester ; Finest runs of English
wheat found buyers, at • reduction of 64. per qr., while
do.
offered
it
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we
reduce
our quotations 64. per sack on the finest qualities and
Is. on other sorts: Oats were nachanged.-Birstritg-
ham . A good supply of English wheat, very limited
Inquiry • concession of ls. to 24.• per qr. was allowed.
Foreign wheat, sales quite in
FRIDAT.-Liverpoei : Very limited business done in
wheat, at prices rather in buyers' favour for white and
fine red, and fully ld. per °entail lower for Ameriean
spring. Flour slow of sale. Beaus 64• per qr. dearer.
Peas well supplied. Oats and oatmeal unchanged.
Indian cum quiet, without alleration.-Loacfola English wheat moves off readily, at full prices; foreign
the turn against buyers. Town flour unaltered ; country
and American marks firm, with some export denuind.
Malting barley dull; grinding 64. dearer. Oats very
firm, at an advance of 61. Maize has improved to •
similar extent. Beans and peas unaltered.- Waktjkl4:
Limited demand for wheat, and last Friday's prices
were barely maintained. Fine barley sold steadily, but , other sorts, although offered at lower rates, were ' difluilt to quit. Beans and oats were unaltered.
DOW; flatuiday.-The Dorchester Gorn-Kleh&nge
to-day was well attended, and a tolerably good business
was done. Of wheat the supply was short. Priem firm,
from 484. to 50s. per qr. Barley, of which the supply
was limited, realized from 324. to 334., brisk demand.
Gate from 1.1. to Is. 64. dearer-from 244. to 30•
Inspector's return: Wheat, 255 quarters, £6162.. 6.1.,
average 48.. 24c1; barley, 996 quarters, £1,603 165.,
average 355. 4ld.
BATH, Gaturtay.-Moderate supply of wheat. Bed
samples sold at from 475. to 595. per qr., and white at
Iron, 494. to 631. There was • larger show of barley,
and secondary qualities were is. per qr. cheaper.
Prioes of oats ranged from 26e. to 324.; beans, 265. per
sack. At Bhepton Mallet the prices were :-Wheat, 474. to 55a; barley, 394. to 425. ; sista, 245. to 234.;
Wane, 455. to 545. per qr.
Saturday.-Moderate supply of wheat,
which was taken very slowly at, a reduction of Is. per
qr., the quotation being from 455. to 51s. For malting
barley there was a Walk demand at the full priers of
last week, the top quotation being 43e. per qr. Grind-
ing qualities ware slow of sale at a reduction in most
instances. Oats were without' alteration, am also etre
beans and peas.
Saturday.-Supply of wheat very small
for the season, farmers holding back their parcels in
the expectation that when peace is restored on the eon.
Client increased rates will be obtained. Supply quite
equal to the dernand,and trade was very slow. Holders,
however, suoceeded in obtainnot late rate' for the best
descriptions. Lower qualities were sold at a slight
redaction. Best old white wheat realised from 584 to
625; seeondary. 5.34 to 56s ; fine new, 54s to 58s;
inferior, 50s to 54s ; red wheat, fine parcels, We to 555;
and inferior, 48. to 524. Pine malting barley was freely
sold at the full prime of last week, vii, 42, to 45k;
but for lower qualities, sales could only be effected with
oonsiderable difficulty, at from 37s to 411. Grind*
barley realised from &is to 375. Oats were in good
request, and the supply being good late rates prevailed.
usvoantuaa, illaturday.-With moderate supplies
and good inquiry a fair trade has been done at the full
rates of the previous week, a alight &demos being In
some oases obtalaed. The following were the quota-
tions:-Best white wheat, 64 3i, to 6s. 64; red ditto,
50. 9d to 64, per 621 b ; barley, malting. 44 31 to 44 9d ;
grinding, 34. 64 to 41 ; mid oats. 36 64 to 3,94 por
bushel, Flom, 38s to 404 pee 280 lb.

CATTLE MARKET&
METROPOLITAuaIiN, Thanday.—ltset trade extremely dell, and the qty on offer inferior ; for this descrip-
tion the tendeney is dauddedly downwards. and • good
portion mast stead over unsold. The limited supply
ceases priori to rule firm with more cbserfainem in the
trade ; the ohoieer breeds are in demand sad moving
"...de. The very ordinary quality ot the calves on
offer renders the demand for anything simian active,
and for ma extreme rates are easily obtainable, other-
wise trade is dull and heavy. Then Is ea improvement
Is the pock trade.

TOTAL SOFTLY. POM
1,000 O' 110P11.T.
OYU . . .. • •
400
..
Elbow audlamba . 1000
2,500
.. Cal yam .. .. • • T/0
IWO
Lip
..
60 ..
I oferior Quality. Find Quality.
a../.. . 3,1. 0.1. to Ot. 44. .• • 41. tid. to Oa 104.
Mottos; 3a. 04. -- 4a. lkL . .. ao. 104. .... a.. 04.
VOW .. .. Li 104. —Oa Id. .. • . Ifs. ad. _aa aa.
Ipork ~.. al. &L —4. lid. •• • • 41. 104. —la 44.
amb .. --al .
al Pll Ikea 01111b..alakIng UN 064

A, ;so' ThuradaT.--A large supply of
demand for beet descriptions at from 7N. tettive
lof nur de iCnploons iO.lll tiled fr3lll 6:IL tp &Zit;
• fiaree supply of stoup, slow trade, ban
chunged hsods at from 81. to sp., and ewes at-7.11,„
41. Good show a store cattle, and trade 'q.t.
active. billet sow trade quiet. Of pies hreeuli
wild. from Irollanil, and gamily in exams of
price, ccw,inently worn considerably lover ibg
pip sold at 10.. GI, and porkers at from ip,..-718.
11 se•w .. per cs—lrukr.keid : Wedneinay._9;
▪ 5.109 sheeP. dn 5.0811 and a..nnnierate taw
btla, Cittiv; mark,' rata awry, Ma orArly nu
of Iv, fst stock w... CARA off. ftf4t beef ,at ~.ofe
9.. pv Mono of I lib.; second. 81.; inferior, IS
mutton, 84. to 9.1, per lb.; ewes lid.; mild.
So tat each ; store cattle. in toad coalition, 40 ii 711./4.
SOUTHAN PTON CATTLE Km am, Friday.
401; beasts. ;OM 143 Wives, 2;
Supply short, inept in gigs. Prices I.
ospechaly for bands. which lambed 144. per soon,.
best wethers Awed baud, at from ss. 10d. to !lilt
stone. .

-To—sarr, 15111.—At the Dorchester mseket so.gsr
hod large supply of fat beasta, wbio sold reseily.4
from 13e• 61. to 14s. per mon% Barrellefil were mu.
antl there was but hUt. dhrpoeition to boy la',
South Down owes fetched from 36.. to Vh.
head. mutton generally rangal from qd. t.
lb. Business was brisk.

HAY AND MAW.
Binaries" Thumlay.
'rho following wore the quotations :
Per load ul 30 truest. Per load
flay G 0 to £7 01 Clover LC 00 to „
Straw .. • • .. 1 8 oto£l Id 0 ' •

Wll ILMILET.
More inquiry for clover one, rye. graar, rad Belle.
Alsike and white clover seed continue firm. Pc,
English trefoil seed Improved demand. white
eitz4w
iced steady, at the recent advance.. Rape sseg
became very warms. New hemp seep is slightly
Canary seed without alteration. Winter tares, .4;1;
being cheaper. are in diminished request. Fair bun*
for Windsor and Longpod beaus. Ready sale irs
Blue peas for boiling•—JohaBl"n and 80aii leaf
merchants, 16, Water-lane, Lemma., Lc.

WOOL MARK Mt

Lonmoit, Friday.—llnring the peek week a fair try,
has been doing, at pretty steady pries... The met
feeling is hoWnl. and great acallaaao instemmed as
the future.
BRADFORD. Thusday.—Tbere is ',lightly best.
in the wool trade today. As well us tbu
For westilii;w
rs.hein bd u
ther:
tis ligttol,e,Liopinrogvaaiein
ahog
a , Do
are in rather better request, and, generally apegims.
tbora is rather n.oro inquiry.

POULTRY MARKET.
DIEMEN Thursday.—ebioken, 3s to te ; plow
I. 24 to le gd per pair ; eggs, 10 to 12 for shghig.

PRODUOE MARKET.

In the colonial prorlime markets tins week there hus
boon no variations of moment, but the hope, a "
armistice rave a firmer tons at the oommoucemeit
Mishima on Friday.

PROVISIONS.
Friday.--The provision trade is
Butter is cheaper. but bsoon being hi reolerste
Is very firm. In Hams a good business is '674
commands extreme rates. Dorset butter is gam is
150 a to 1545. ; Friesland, 138 s to 1404.;hahme
ba. to 745.• Cbesi Ure cheese, s- to 845.; Americas,
to 725; York hams, 1104. to 116 a per owt•

HOP MA RK ET.
LONDON, Friday.—Market is quieter, and hop
medium quality can bo bought lower. The denThadfit
fine well conditioned bops is good and holder' tun* us
IDAVIDCO on tho few that remain. Bantu im
BDhemian hops sell moro readily.
POTA'TOII.i.
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LO !MON, Friday.—There la as bettor doused 1.11
pros. •re firmer. Regents aro quoted at Ms. to Bk.
gooks, 50s. to 605.; and kindneys, 70s. to I. gos ki;

WAR MAIM—Ono of the best war Maps publimi
is that presented through the medium of the Groom
by the munufacturers of the Gleuheld Starch, led
purabasers of that popular article. Grocers may blea
theca by applying direct.

BREAKFAST. kr.PPS el COCOA. - GRATIMIL UI
COMPOITINC —The very agreeable characke d
this preparation hat rendered it a general favounits,
The Cieil Serciat Ga:ate remarks : By s
thorough knowledge of the natural laws which roma
the operations of digestion and nutritiori. and bya cur
ful application of the fine properties of welled etesi
cocoa, Mr. Epp ; hat provided our breakfast tables with
a delicately flavoured beverage which may save as
many heavy doctors' bills." Made simply with Wag
water or milk. Sold by the trade only in jib, 11114..;
lined
and 11b. packets, tin and labelled,—Jantes
rid CO., Homoeopathic Chemists, London. Smut ie
Dorchester for J. Epps Is Co's., other preparstiees—
H. burden, 13, Corohill, Dorchester; It. J. Wedged,
23, St. Alban's-row, Weymouth. See that each bottle
is secured by a band over the cork, bearing the signe•
tare—James Epps and Co., without which DOM are
genuine.

To pass off an inrerior article. many 'copy the label,
packet,, dm., of 51e,sra W. H. and F. J. Homilies
and Co • importers of the pore tea. Horniman's Sus
from its reliable quality. i in great faeonr, prey*
that all classes desire good tea pouessing last*
strecgth, 2,J$ agents supply this celebrated lea,
secured In packets—a list of local agents is given in tide

PoK4r.
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SPRING Covtit,-13ifaut and May have recently is.
troduced • very useful little Pocket Vesta Box with.
most ingenious and simple spring cover; it is a nomity
in every way, and will soon come into very grant
use—being of mt..al instead of card, sod retailed nal
with vestal at one penny. Any Tobacconist, Gross;
Chemist, or Chandler sill supply it.
To SurtEIIZIOI PROM PARALYSIS, litmartrigla
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Locock, Bart., M.D., Physician to the Queen), pries fe
can also be obtained as anove.
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mtf.
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danger.
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require focussisg. The cheapness of the artiste will
make it exceedingly popular when iM merits are mere
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and is a great credit to the ieventor. as mash for
•
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is only ta. or, free by post, with plaided II
gsctja.e, hen
28 statnos.—lddress, J. C. Swan and Ome 16, Queen-square, Delete

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