The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-12 00:00:00

parkets.

The weather his become of a less settled character
since our last, and some rain has fallen which has not
been altogether unwelcome—it has not, however, been
sufficiently wet to materially interfere with harvest
work, which In many parte has been brought to & close,
or very nearly so.
The Grain trade has remaispd quiet but tolerably
firm. Wheat has realised rather higher prioes, and
Oata (as Indicated in our last) have missed slightly up-
wards, rr.twitlstanding the enormous quantity now in
warehoulie.
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BRISTOL LEKTIIER P,Llll,...spratmaa 8.
baa
ne sumny of fresh leather brought araa ettranelY
small, and sto,iis were lig ti hter me th, bay. be., at any fair
for grimy years past. There was a tead demand ror mud
articles at firm prices, whilst Iss salaam driraing hide' a
further ads-soreof ki per lb was obtalueLand moat butt tanners hate al., ad, anced their prices per :a, prim of most goods
hmo aclrrin od, and common drerior
calf saint, and
'l.bere
bftn
large tf the trade at our fair.
"'-
I.uu.s of all ilescr.pUuns are now Id to p hide.
they were • few works ago.
,:r lb dearer th an

New El glmli Wheat (•hiiia I,at year appeared M
market lu the raily part of August), MC. tot this year
received until mar the end of the same annual, aud up
to the present time the supply has been of & very
limited elleracter.

BRISTOL WOOL rfilrt.
Tho half.vesrly wool fair commenced ot Wednesday. Wools
were than usual, and holden. hot fool Inclined to
give any. There wild IL good ettenclanti, 4,4 Though there woe
a good Inquiry for Rocco wools buatntts aa oe flr.t
day was quiet. Is Down wool. the datutadusual nth
...
d
brick. Down fleeces are worth from fii4 to tit, .—There ...
rot a largo imanOty of skin wools on olio. On Thursday most
oecripUuns of wool sold freely with • deeided up it prim..., while those who had not mI4 , b ward tendencyu. middle of
the day acre acting very advanced petto". I,,,_________.
WM noticeable In fleeces, though Ike". woe not ti
demand for these that there wee for fell wools ; Indeed, skin
wool sold rather more freely than sandhi owe. „._
___,...,
closed firmer than ever, end there maw ',Too ,o.'"re•de'7:,--,0
buy at tho time than at any time dude' tit. fah, We
itd to um may
quote m general pflosa—ekin wools,* fp.. ;
iamb, 20d to 24d; and eaves, tOd to ed.

.•roir

Avumns,

July 49 ..
Aug.. • •

I'4 0
LS 0
(8b
47 10
67 4
67 2

43
307
35 11
35 0
St 7
3.5 0

288
274
200
27 0
207
26 4

It..
19 ..
Sept. 2 .•

Average

CORN MARKEN.

- - -
7th-Fair supply of wheat from fanners, and
values were generally 1s to 9.0 per qr. higher. good runs of
white realising 50s, and red 52. per 4990bs With very heavy
wrivala of foreign wheat, the demand was active, at an sd-
vane° of fully 2s per qr. Barley in batter dommid, and fully
as dear. Rather more doleg in oats, at full pricer ; new Irish
tawny sold at 225 and b'sck at 214 per 3e4lb. Indian corn the
turn dearer. Prices-Wheat, English, red and white, old, 545
to 00.; ditto, new, 501 to 56 : American. spring. 55. to 66.;
other foreign, res to 62, per 40511): Barley, Euglish malting,
Os to Os par qr.; Irish and French, grinding, dls to 335 per
400 lb. Oats, Insh white, 214 Od to 27. per 3901 b.; Irish,
black, th to 22. 9d per 3311 b.. Irish, tawny, 21, to Ns per
3011 b. Bowe English, 43. to 48. per qr. Flour, English,
good seconds, 38e to 40. per 9801 b.; American, 46s to 47s per
barrel. Indian corn 304 to 34. per 4601 b. Arrivala-irish :
2,751 qrs. oat. Foreign : 39,543 qrs. wheat; 2,370 qr• oat,;
6,402 qrs. barley ; 11,053 qrs. maze, 2,010 berrels flour.
ilivaucurre, 7th.- Fair supplier if English wheat mostly of
the new crop, the qu.lity of which sante considerably, and the
yield is much complained of. Both English and foreign wheat
I. in fair reqiiest, at an advance of Is to 2. pet quarter.
Grinding barley la fully tidier. Maim the turn higher.
Osta sell slowly, and late rates are barely supported. Other
srUcles unchanged.
Dimas, 7th. --Bather better supply of wheat, and a dull
trade, the higher prices asked forming an obstacle to business
being done. About Is per quarter average advance over last
week must be quoted, though prices varied considerably; 30s
per each was about the top price for new wheat. There were
only two @emotes of malting barley, for which 40a per qr. was
asked, but both remained unsold. There were idea one or two
lots of winter barley. Oats, beans, Sc., about as before.
Bitumen...lr, 7th.- Supply of English grain very limited, and
although foreign arrivals are liberal, prices of all kinds have
hardened. But with the exception of wheat, which ham
advanced to the extent of barely Is per qr, no descripUon
Is
quotably higher.
716.-An animated demand for wheat and the
boat anemias of English new milled Is to 2. per qr advance,
and foreign, both red and white, ed per rental. Flour is Is per
each dearer. English beaus 61 per qr, and Indian corn fkl toll
dearer.
ItouLdiarna, 8.-Very few samples of English wheat have
been on offer, but • fair allow of foreign produce has been on
the Sends. With a good attendance of millers, a steady
business has been concluded, some parcels being taken for
France. Prices show an advance of Ls per qr. There
ha. been • fair show of barley. Transaction' have not been
extensive, and prices have been unaltered. Malt has sold at
previous quotations. Oats have been in large supply and
limited request, at the rates previously current. Baena have
change 4 bands quietly, and the demand for peas has been
inective, at late prices: Flour has been disposed of at full
quotations.
DRUT, 9-Fine wheat a little dearer.
8.-liecel supply of wheat, which makes from Is
to 95 more money than last week.
Lantaroob, 8.-Rod American spring wheat advanced fully
44, whiter 3d, and white 21 to &I, per contali Flour 61 per
barrel and Is a sack dearer. Beans, 61 a qr. higher. A large
consumptive demand for Amerlain holism corn at 91 to Is per
qr. advance.
Eirairreilto, 8.-RaLlier more new wheat offered, which SOW
readily, at is advance ; old fully is dearer.
Wan EIIiLD. 8.-Bhort supply of now wheat on offer. For
lbw wheat there was an active demand at an advance of Is to
2.• per qr. on Last Friday's rates. New rod and old Is dearer,
but trade not brisk.
Bierroroito. Sept. 9.-Wheat, 109 quarters, 0 busholt ; price,
from 62. to 68.; average price £213. ltd.

CATTLE BASKETS.
BatheOt., 7th.—Lit immense supply of fat bessts, the CCM-
eignmenta from Ireland bringing to hand no low than 830 head.
Trade was very slow and dragging, and there was a marked
reductien in prices, best description+ yelling at 70. to liea per
cwt., and middling sorts at from GS+ to 721. Of sheep we
also had a large supply, and mutton Wa, hardly worth so
mocha, last week, beet washers selling at 9.1, and ewes and
Weed aorta at 8.1 per lb„ and they Dist with a rather free
inquiry, especially for best maniples. Lambs were In good
atizty, but the brisk demand which hem prevailed for some
past has now fallen off, add more attention it paid to
mutton. The prices of lamb, however, wore rather firm. We
had only spout 800 or 900 store cattle from Iralsnd, and they
met witatpiAa quiet eale, except for the superior deecripUons.
Thera w vary few mlich cows on offer. but they proved quite
sufflcio t for the demand, and the sales effected were at late
rates. We received a large supply of pigs from Ireland, num-
bering about 1,400 ; there was a fair trade, at a marked re-
duction In prices, bacon ptge selling at 10+ 0.1 and 10a Bd,
and porkers at Ils and lls SI per score.
MITILOPOLITAJ, 711: Choice quality beads mid rather
deans than on Monday. Sheep trade not quite so active an
on Monday, yet prices are not much lower. Trail' is brisk for
calves, at -higher rates. Our foreign supply cousists of 450
beasts, 7,400 sheep, 307 calves, and SO pigs.
Best Scots, lleredords 5 6 to 6 1
Bagi Shorthorns_ • • .. 4to 6
Second quality Bessie • • .. 11 Bto 4
Pigs 8 GinS
Beat Doenve I.lall-lireds, . • ... 08to 0 l
Best Long-wools,
Swag & second quality, • . •• .. 64t0 6
Beasts at market, 1,030; 'heap and lambs, 13,160; calves,
496 ; and pip, 45.

METROPOLITAN MEAT MARKET.
ammurtsLo.lL—Tbs supply of meat has been a. moderate.
There hos teen a falr demand at previous quotations :-
-Beef , from 36 113 to 6s 4,1 ; mutton, 46 to 5. &I ; lamb, Os to
0.; veal, 4. &I to 5a ad ; sod pork, 3. 6d to 56 4d par tilfs by
the (armee.

PROVISION KASKSTS.
Of Fresh Butter the supply suffices for prroont requirement'
but the quality has been .fleeted by the weather. The demand
clearer all of at 164 for Onto, 14a fur seconds and west country,
101 for thirds and Ifs to 14a for inferior.
Fine qualities of Foreign Butter continue to sell freely and
prices me rather dearer; Friesland 1300; Normandy. Ono,
ISO. to 124 a, extra 13)e to 1345, good 108 e to 1 194, and Inferior
90. to 940 • Jerseys, 941 to ill.; Leer, 100 e to 103.; KLISPOrI
120 te 122; sod Zweite 1141 to 1164 per ewL
Lard is dull of die. Irish, Waterford bladdered, 70s to 76.
per cent. ; Kegs, 64s to 68s; Amedcan, bend, good to One,
Os to 60e.
Demand for Bacon moderate, end prices rather easier.
Weterford 804, f.0.b.-3s &Serena) for heavy; Cork and
Limerick 70, to 765, tended—homy, 41 toe.; Tram 68. to 74a ;
Hombre, 1 10 K 735, C in circle lt' OW 808.. other brends
fds ; American scaled short middles, landed Sis to 400, in
tierces 641, bellies, in boxes, 41. to 445, for extra One in
Demo 50s, shoulders 30e to 325, Cumbertend cut 33s to 30s •
Irish barrel middles 00e to 70s, becks 00s, bellies ; Dana
middles 00e to 06.; Irlah Roil Swot@ 68s to 70e.
In Chore the chief ealee during the week ho' been for
American at about MD to 66. per cwt. F.nglich Meese,
L1D10,4 very prime or very low priced, la rather dull of
sale at present. Cheshire, One old, 80s to 6114, beat lumps
6131 to 74., Derby, pale and coloured 704 to Has, Berkeley, thin
764, Somanet and Cheddar 745 10 6,15, Wiltohire, double, new
66e to 70s, thin, old, Os to Os, new, 46s to 62.1, loaf, now 740
told., akim,old Os, Cheddar, loaf, new 74/1 to 765, pines, old 664,
&etch cheddar, old 130,4 ty 70e. Foreign chomp, per cvd.
Edam 54. to 60e. Gouda 42s to 645, Darby Gouda. Os to 60e,
American, new 42. to 645.
Items et One quality a little more in demand. Irish,
lAmerick, moll, per cwt. 81s to 100.; York, smell, OfisM 04s ;
Cumberland, 08. to 064 Americo., shoulders, So.; American
pork hams, He to GM ; American pork hams dried, 130 e
1. 66..
Ostend rabbit& la per done.
I. good requeet ; suopiy good. Scotch, per 102, Bs 4341 ;
far 8. Od •. French, nall, ; French, largo, Se ed ; at.
Maio, Ss ; Spanish, 7. Ostend, ea fa.
DMntee, Aug 3L2-Current prices butter, per
pert. la Sid to Is 3141. whey do., lod to 114.
Cosa, September 6th.--Bupply of Boom fair during the
week, Singe our lot report 10,633 firkins were received,
averaging nearly 1,800 per day.
The demand continuo brisk for One qualities, sod dull for
Inferior warts.
Prlara—We quote Salted lets 41, and ards Is, and ttla 2s over
last week's rates.
At Oil. day's market 2.100 Arkin' were for inspection. Salted
Ist. advanced Is, and 4115 e 3..
Prices, f.o.b.—Salted Isll 123.61. Inds 1144 6d, 11ribi 10216.1,
4th. P 1.64, 6th. 53. 64, &he 66e 64. Mild Ist. 1264 041, 2nds
133.04, and 3rds 1091 6.1.

PRODUCE KAREL%
vairergoirCEiiiiirMEOPLEA he it Arimp.ot is tirttoa le ---
The Sugar market wafture eztreineiy Est, with scarcely
any business doing on the spot ; esveral eargoes have, however,
been taken for outposts at moderate rates. In Ts. • fair bust-
WM IA former rates.—Coeos la eteedy.—ln Rice there has been
lea doing.—The Spice trade has been leee animated, but the
rains of all kinds is supported.
Ootton hes been active, and a large business haa been done,
prices rising id per lb, and occasionally siightly more.
In Jute common qualities le+ per ton cheaper.
In the Metal market a further slight decline has occurred in
Welts Ttn.—Oopper is firmer. Scotch Pig Iron neglected, and
the violation of mixed numbers has fallen le ed per ton from
the late top point.
Petanbarg Tallow is doll at about previous quotation•
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DEVIZES MONTELLY MEESE MARKET.
Them w.o. • largo supply ofthelsor), Irvisproich thoz
urnis.ll
ro2l,;ublcd,d—„,,,Viron, 4 sod 1. we Goo" 7; Inforior:
Seis to SS. ; sad 1411. TOO, 60. to Ells. A supenor lot of doubles
reallscst

110 P MAla(r.
Boammn, Stb.—Tho tont, of the hop market has continual
quiet. For old parcels there has not been much domand at
about late rates. Some no produce offered has been held
for full currencies, too Ingh to 1.1%0pt buyers ; Ind and East
Keats, £3to £770 • Weald of /Conte. £3 to £560; flumes,
I 173 to £6 Farah"; sad Country. LI les to £5 ; olds, LI to
£1 9'.

WOOL 111.A.RIUSTS.
BLIMILD, September 7.—The tone of the wool market this
morning shows greater stiength. The tranaactlons are not
appreciably larger, but staplers find that they cannot replace
stocks at anything like the rates current in this market, and
consequently adhere to prime with extreme Amine.. The
operations in wool are still mostly confined to good withers
and hogs. Lustre and ileini•lustro wools are also in Stinted
request. Short wools continue in good ruquest, and prices aro
AM.

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lacThlkit "eishirve.pre:edialnFraimethe Potisteriveriesteirmpre:::‘:::::l"6.o.6l
to Mr. John Bright.
Deaths from English cholera and di.—
are very numerous.
Prince Louis and Princess tante of Ha... .. . „
tad7:torimi.eloe,B.;towbh::ninoluiele._l43.:
will shortly pay a via to England. --La' "In" 1
Shirley House, Croydon, we hem, h
• residence for His filsjesty the Erne: ebeeculo. tab
,en as
On October 5 new inland letter poirstag- :-.......Pa'earh ~
come into operation. Thereto wal be for-- --'" well
twoeeppolaaosepn.ri ounces,
eitryp7.Eisan. .advfiaiiaryr
atior4:ll;....at.tahlw;e:i
settlement
Id: tonrotonouff o co,
p. ir , Id . ; "4 `laic'', 0 oci, 1d . ;
A wedding that wesei
to succeed him at the War Offiee as Cedar -sent!" - -
his lest hour of liberty, 1 et his liseneet-alid nothing
but • divorce in his poeket when hei arrived at the
ebhol:eorieleaoltd-alMfiosaredhaoal Sir Jb,odhetottruaoreolnoa
areaa,
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Hherealiteth jefeettehugaitlawnleet telegraphed
craoitiiocialquicorondditotironah.o
theDßuriTt
utehTilermitol%"l4 A MISTAIL —Robert Webber, a
chemist's eateletant at Sidmeth, stends committed
for trial for the manslaughtr of Kr. William Ellis
Wall, by giving miriade of mophia instead of a solution
or6fo.l3;ll°Z.r:Ahollbi.:lL6hAiBnT.a—CEomPPP:dn'S CliOdriloM—GhtlATETUL AND COM-
"giloyveranthtohro. thorough leosiow.l.edgore ofdiatetion: natural
nposnurtarii.reatihoin:,bf amarndalayitiaortodeareaoful.4apillioar.tiEponpaofhasthe
pfirnoeripaaaro-
our breakfast tabsoleasavrioathoiaraa dytiosheateryly
diloactovourare, dbubeia7L-
CiMeiladSr simply with wtei..tamtohababpberbopf oid4".'nfini:lnriPanmisbtaauss
aotir;:aid4"ytiv7dre"oar:u.,',6, pHted.em.o7leimlit.'ilc,(otorir-voo-wi'Eacif;aoh;nihgo
packet is labe
Chemists, London. Also makes of Epps's Cacaoine, •
verHyotLinweArre
' fil
el elan
FlutejA beverage.ma an adß
diseases incidental to females. At various periods of
life women are subject to complete which require •
proullarmedicine ; and it is nor a demonstrable feet
that there is none so auiteble $ Holloway's Pills. For
all the debilitating disorders isidental to the sex, and
In every contingency perilous I the life and health of
woman—youthful or aged, tarried or single—this
great regulator and renovator A the secretive organs
and the nervous system is an nmedlate cure, Their
purifying qualities render the invaluable to females
at all ages. They are seeming and cleansing, yet
invigorating ; • few cleees wil speedi'y remove every
species of irregularity in ha system, and thereby
establish health on a sound ail firm basis.
ROUND SHOULDERS AND SOOTING HABITS CURED
HT Mee. Ilaseeta'si CALISHRSIO COURSE. The
system of calisthenic, treinig pursued by lime.
Brenner, of Bruton-street, Its been pronounced by
einineet. members of the fealty as greatly conducive
to the health and physical deelopment of young girls.
The gymnastic exercises are it severe, and the object
is simultaneously to 'deepen the frame and to
Impart ease and gmeefulneesa the movements of the
the body. Mme. Brenner'spublia exhibition of her
pupils, at the Hanover-ogee Booms, last summer,
was duly noticed at the the—Oosare Circalar, sth
November, 1870,
FRAGRANT FLORILINI I-1T the Tutu and BREATH.
A few drops of this liquid onrwet tooth brush produces
• delightful foam which einem the Teeth from all
Impurities. strengthens and belens the gums, prevents
tartar, sod arrests the progres of decay. It gives to
the Teeth • per-Mier send heedful whiteness, and Im-
parts • delightful (rage-oleo t the bro•th. It removes
all unpleasant odour arisir from decayed teeth, •
disordered stomach, or totem smoke. The Fragrant
Fiorillo° is purely vegetable and equally adaptod to
old and young. It ii- toe mated toilet discovery of
the age. Sold in large hotel and elegant cues at
25.64. by ell Chemists and Irfurners. H. 0. GALLUP,
Proprietor, 493, Oxford-strek London.
13 aowN's BaoNe HILL TROOIIII, for the cure of Coughs,
Colds, Homeliness, BronchitisAstlima, Catarrh, or any
irritation or soreness of the dont, are now imported
and sold in this country at WO. per box, put on in
the form of a" lozenge." Its the most convenient,
plsuant, safe and sure reedy for clearing and
strengthening the voice knoll in the world,. The
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher sat: " I have often recrom•
mended them to friends who are public speasers, and
In many oases they have prove extremely serviocable."
The genuine hove the wells "Brown's Bronchial
Trochee" on the Government lamp around each box.
Sold by all medicine vendos.—London Depot, 49.1,
o:ford-street.
ADVICE TO MOTHERL—Anyou broken of your nut
by • sick child, suffering withhe pain of cutting teeth I
Go at once to a chemist ad get a bottle of Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrupf it will relieve the poor
sufferer immediately; it b perfectly harmless ; it
produces natural quiet sleepoy relieving the child from
pain, and the little cherub wakes "u bright as a
button." It has been long i use in America, and is
highly recommended by tidied men. It is vl7
pleasant to take; it sootbsihe child, it softens die
gums. alleys all pain. trolley wind, regulates the
bowels, and is the best keen remedy for dynent, y
and diarrheet, whether arisir from teething or otter
causes Be sure and ask for am Window's Soothing
Syrup, and see that " Curthand Perkins, New York
and London," is on the outaid wrapper. No mother
should be without it.—Sold k all medicine dealers at
1e.14d. per bottle, London spot, 493, Oxford-street•
Tan Mechanics' Magazin speaking of Benson's
Watches, says :—" The sum * of watches produced at
Ludgate Hill is something esemous, touching 15,030
yearly, manufactured on theorist approved principle
of division*of labour, under he personal superinten-
dence of tho principal. Thefirir, as we uuderstand,
does not profess to make wallies at the louse price,
bat the beet watches at te price • and from the
magnitude of their Moines, ad the nioesdti for more
extensive premise', we may fitly judge that they have
received the impress of publiapprovaL" Chronometer,
duplex, lever, horizontal, ppeeters, centre seconds,
keyless, split seconds, and eary description of watch
from the plainest to the MOO quality of which the
art is at present capable, an' adapted to all climates.
Benson's iltdtrated PlLU3phlt on Watches, Clocks
Jewellery, Chains, kn., (Ire by post for two stamA
contains a abort history of waihmolelng with descriptiosi
and prices. It sots MI a gide la the perdue. of •
watek, and enables thou wb live in Scotland, Ireland,
Wales, the colonies, India, c any pert of the world, to
'elect a watch, and have it ant free and safe by post—
J. W. Benson Prise Meade, Ludeate-bill and Old
Bond Street, Laden. Fatellahed 1749.
LEGISLATION ON THE HTLIEATION OT SIGAGM—The
Bev. ii. Moule, in • connunication the Gardener's
Chronicle, utters a warnin against the pollution of
fields by sewage irrigation and asks will the town
population of England °one* to have • nuisaeoe, and
that probably of a dangerou character, established in
their immediate neighbourhod Y Will they not inquire
first wheather there be not sone more effective and some
safer remedy for this "great national evil " of the
tit:diadem
oof. rivers, and acme more j;ffeFtkire wrde of
which Is estimated by tAlions ? I otiotain from any
remak on the jest observaton of Yr. Watlington, that
the profit to be made by swage irrigation must depend
greatly on the position of stows. Bat, in illustration
of it, I would adduce the cote of this town of Dorches-
ter, in which I write. Ve have below Us seversl
hundred acres, into which tb sewage of 7000 person',
if we shall over be compell4 t i withhold it from the
little stream, would slowly givitate : more than enough,
according to recent aslculatans, to receive it all. But
these scree are full of sprigs; they are underlaid, in
fact, by a bed of water. law of them could be used u
arable land. The absorptit by the &oil, them. of the
excrementitious and other irrupting matter would be
very small, and the exit:dune especially in hot and
sultry seasons, would soon . necessity be offensive and
deleterious. Further, the metre and occupiers of the
bind could not he expecte, to give anything like It'
value for that which the Bad of Health may find it.
sell compelled to dispose of. On the other bawl, there
are withiu my parish somi2ooo sores of arable land,
either on • level with the •wn or considerably more
elevated, which, if it could' conveyed to them, would
entirely absorb, with vast pfit both to the farmer and
to the inhabitenta all themes/ this town, especially
if undiluted with five-sits its volume of water.
This, on the dry earth eyes, might be done without
offence or injury to any one (See appendix to Twelfth
lteport of Public Health). ',it the slightest nuisance
need be created—not an preach to anything dan-
gerous. The occupiers of t land would require no
compulsion to adopt the mei so valuable • manure.
Extend this ilea then from is one town to the whole
country. Consider the higlowns, the dry and llsht
heaths. the lofty hills whiclrave this manure of the
15.000.000 of our town potation, and gay, while this
Is the case, and tl.e feud of those districts would
gladly purchase sash mama at • fair pries it could
SEED MARKET. be conveyed there, is it ptisophicel, is it scientific, is
Owing amity to the went of mi., end to the oteyeequent it just to the country, um the misnomer in such
absence of &consumptive demand, the seed trade still continues cases of "the utilisation ...go,' to withoid it
clover meet at preset with any attention whatever. In new that frequently has little ni of it? i have observed
in the quiet state noted In our est. Neither white nor red from such localities, and e it over a limited space.
trefoil mod • few tremecdem have been Peeving, at full Pd°'''' with some attention the prsedings of associations and
Trifollum moves on in retail, at late rates. Winter tares are _„.....ii.ioni . and b.„ oppunity asa
presented
wail
in fed demand, at recent currencies. White mustard seed w".
proper
occasion,tli
enuotwmpyreepente,emontigatieltedie
appearc_ oiner_ two meta.
inketpui3oorrocofnarestultiyo; many
aovorfr.the sa.mrep.dles,,..hoawnegveirn,
New rape seed lain improved supply ;it meets with • end under fair oonsideraticto convince any unpr jet-
=devised. Bird mediate unchanged in rainy. John Shaw diced body of men that by tadoption of the dry earth
jlnhtav;eif:dlleiw:ol
and Sou, Seed 11er0h5nts. Ili, Water-Lane, London, LC.
~........... system, and by the ad iptief the principles laid down
--
in "The &deem of Hann as the Food
of Plants,"
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MONEY ILSENEY. and of that mode of artiest forth In "The Arleen.
IWe are still ''-- ° deemed ii of efuee of every kind be givup to the board of man-
cent all wg • compus- r
wti°nliv moderate character at previous rates, via, 11 to It per agement of the system. eastern this refuse, rightly
y market, the discount
1 ith ut alteration to report in Meseta of the Sages of the Dry Earth Som," any town, if all the
"'fig grst clue three ni"ntn• paper. India and Chi" "1 but easily used, mudded, • manure the market
incacent. tot bee) are taken at A lot.. zr and at al Pit "ilt* g" value of withal shall be we £1 Mined el the whole
itrade bilk Oe the Stook advances are obtainable _ .
gm day wdm cc WWI government menucitiot at 1 per cut. PoPuemee

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