The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-09-05 00:00:00

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THIS DAY'S MARKETS.

MARK-LANE, Teas DAY.
Wheat Is. dearer on the week. Barley quiet. Oata
.had firmer, supply large. Maize, beans, peas,
inactive. 'Flour quiet and prices unaltered.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE, Tun DAY.
About 0,000 besot.' including about 3,700 foreign,
quiet nt 4s. UI. 4) Go. 21,770 olleep, dull at 4e. Gd. to
7s. Calves mmle 4e.11.1. to 5.). 10d. Pip 4s. lid. to
0% per 81bo. At Deptford 130 besot.

SATURDAY'S MARKETS.
THR Com TP.AUIL —Bath : Supply of English wheat
small. Trade firm, at last week s prices.— Cambridge :
Wheat trade firmer in pricea.--Derset: At the Dorchester
Vorn ligebange the supply of new wheat was unequal to
the local demand, there being a free sale at 2.4. per
Imperial qr. advance. Red, 41e. to 47. per iniperial qr.,
and white, 40e. to 495., against the general official average
last week of 42m. 4.1. No new barley on offer. Old oats
rather clearer. —Gloucester : The market was firmer to-day.
Leicester: Wheat about an average, and a fair inquiry,
buyers having to pay prices over those current at the
previous market. —Norwich: Supply of wheat to-day fair,
of fine condition and quality, and with a mote healthy
demand than of late rinzsta must be quoted to. to 2.5. per
qr. higher. —Reading: Large show of new wheat. Trade
opened firm, but closed dull, and the quotations were
much the same as last week.—Warminster : Very small
market, harvest operations in the district leing still
general for hanky. Wheat met the firm rates of last week
with an upward tendency.
Tug Carri.o MARKET.-1)orvt: Moderate supply of
"dock at the Doreheder market today. awl demand not
brisk. Fat beef realised VI.. to IZra. per Wore ; heifers
and ealvea .432 to £3l each; barn:nem £IO to £lO per
head; young South down rains 3 to o; guineas each.
Mutton may bc quoted at SI. to 104. per lb. : and lamb at
10d. to 11.1.

A DUEL IN BELGIIINI.
A dnel was fotaffit in Brig' t i 11l on Friday evening,
between two ex-officers of ths English army, one a
baronet's only son and plaintiff in a divorce came, and
the other the correspondent ..f a paper, both dhoti+
missed.

COLLISION AT 8111 A.
A rnilision occurred OM morning off 11.4Yhee4 between
an American ship, Sumra, from San Francisco, and a
steamer, V issr, hicin.l for Santander. Both vessels sank,
and one man was drowned.

FORGERY ItY AN ITALIAN NOBLEMAN.
The trial of the Marchese Montego= before the
AP.i4O Court of Bologna, on &charge of forging the names
of King Victor Emanuel and Prince Humbert to a
nuclear of hills and other documents, has been concluded.
The prisoner in the course of his examination admitted
the falsity of the docuinente, but absolutely denied being
himself the author of the forgeries, lie refused, how.
ever, to reveal the name of the guilty party. The Court
found that prisoner was the sole author of all the forgeries,
and the Public Prosecutor demanded a sentence of ten
yea cc' penal servitude. The sontence which wee pro-
r ounced ordered the Marchese Montego= to be im.
honed for eight years in • penal establishment.

WLLB AND BEQUEST&
The will, dated January 28, MI, of Mr. Charles
Lambert, late of 3. Queen-street-place, Upper Thames-
street. who died on the 4th nIt.M Alltyferin, Carmarthen-
shire, was proved under .0100,000.—The will, with seven
codicils, of the Right lion. George Ilylton, Baron Hylton,
Late of Merethain House, near Rodinll, of Heath House,
Potentkid. Hants, and of No. Id, Stratton-street, Picca-
dilly. was proved under 00,000.—The will, with one
codicil, of Mr. Henry Warwick Cole, Q.C., Judge of the
Birmingham County Court, was proved under .C 14.000.—
The will of the Right 1101 t. Theodoeia, Countess of
Gosford, late of No, 116. Harley-streak was proved under
4800.