The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-23 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDity,
MAY 23. 1871

tranquil appreciation of the sheep or bullock told;
prejudin mote as a latrrier against sewage utilisation.
Pueh • deference bat laten paid by Parliament to the
üblio pit-Judie() in this matter that lathe Metropolitan
&wage Company's Act a @WOW was inserted to prevent
the apilicati e. wage with n two miles of th River
L a, while on it very banks any former may cover the
land with ordure rx full sheep or bullocks thickly upon
it. Whea will people believe that human and animal
ordure are oomposed of itl.mticr elements? Twenty.
tight years of experience so ith house and animal
sewage has taught me that ell the fuss and fear about,
disease, tapeworm, &c, have no practical value, br
during that long periml man and beset on rer Um, rand
my own (milt-, hay, h n err:motion My healthy. The
e.rth is !kJ yr at ar.3 • nly Into an , cheap deed mho r.
A viol td the iwara•••• I. ,ts4l et Barking, iirter,ehueo.
Croydon, & r., as, n .1 a .t.aly the tiru.t fastratous that
rto a warc, recch more than orlinary manure, can
q kly and irately enter the soil. It it • singular and
noteworthy fast that, after irrigating our Italian rye-
gross with very strong house 'swage and animal sewage
mixed, our cheep and lambs can eafely graxt upon ;
not so, however, if we lest,' in Peruvian guano, for
then the animals are unhealthy and die. Why it is BO
I cannot at present explain. My sewago-irrigeted Italian
ryr-grau haa for some time afforded abundant and ox•
cellent toed, inoe,d and passed through the chaff.
cutter. It, the only food my farm Lotses now.kave.—
P. F. Afechi, May.

13'11'11°1"M' 18'11.-9.
lentil, of wow, wimic. ara
limited. and buyers - •
Tbanday. Foreign wee
diet
is per qr. more money than on last
fis per or on la- suet an active demand, at an improvement
o Mt 4 American ; other kinds being very firm.
regard, wls.,i• idth.—iiiisce our last report the trade as
and flour has shown Increase.' firmness and
those wr dement h not laco active, the biniiiiesspausing
article+ has been at prices not prey-Wu-4y obtainable.
In
.cr article, there has not been much change, except
-11 - an corn. Which Ins again improved in value.
19th.—Owing to somewhat numerous arrivals
of floating carves off p .rt+-of-call, the what market waa
slightly lera firm to-da), though the repent advance In the
quotations was supported fur b.,th Engli-h and foreign pro-
duce. The export demand has ruled rather more active, but
transactions for home consumption are still confined to the
positive requirements of the trade. F our woe without change
from Monday lout. Spring corn of all kinds ruled quiet ; oat.
s fling at the late decline, liaise beans, and pews were un-
alteted in value. Barley sold in retail parcel+ on former
term..
LavaltrOob, Ifith.—The transactions in wheat were chiefly in
red American, and though bought reluctantly at first, • good
amount of business • AB done toward. the elope at last luesday's
rake. Flour inainUninea peel-flows prices, some American being
taken for egrort. Barley and psas unchanged. Egyptian dull,
at a decline of In per qr. Indian c in limited request,
buten' awaiting fresh snivel.. Prices about the sante as

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previously.
z-vagrogo, 13th.—A very small attcydatier, and little bue-
na= dune. Wimat Uso turn dearer, tither articles about the
same.
WAILZIMILD. 19th—The wheat trade, influenced by the con-
tinuance of °old weather, the short supplies, and the revival of
the export demand, has lunnavad in tone, and all Use c 'unify
markets are decidedly dearer. Factors In con equenee tried
for an advance of le per qr on last Friday'. prima, but with
this millers n fun d to comply, and est week' rates could
scarcely be .acceded; there we. only • limited business dons.
In spring oorn there was no material change.
191h.—There •as a very fair attendance of fanners
at market to-day, and the business doing 'wa, rather brisk, and
wisest and dower were selibig at lam week's prices. White
wheat. 79 3.1 to 7. Id; nil ditto, 7. 3d. buperflue flour ;
line ditto, ; and second. 40. per sack.
sou, newrrox, MM.—At this day's market Um quantity of
En,illsh wheat offering was wadi, and sellers reallsod 1. to!.
per qr adia es on last week'. prices Oats In good demand
at former quotations. Other artieles without variation, except
flour, Is per rack dearer. Wheat per lad, tit Ifle Cki to
LIS lOs Od ; barley, grinding per qr, 34s to 36.; malting do,
Ws to 404; oats per quarter, 24e to 30e; beans per queries:,
tee to to.: peas per quarter, 47s to 60s: flour per sack, 604 to
tte ; mUse. 375 to Ses per quarter.
Elbesornan, 30.—Wheat 190 quarters, bushels ; price from
gfla to be. ; average price Li 104 Sp. Barley, quarters,
bushel; price, from to ; average price —.

Priem opined with Stumm% Sydney Socks. Smog. a
deserlptlons, as well as scoured, showing an upward tendleaveY.
which In slew days because more derided, eirpeciallY CI the
descriptions bow mentioned, and sales have programed very
flea, fly to the el.w.c.
In quoting an advance:we deem it only rewash's to bear In
mind the Inapt, ement hi the growth of the new clip.
Sydney sod 44%1/mainland Wool In some cases showed an Im-
provement in quality and condition, and met with better
demand.
Port Phillip has partaken a the advance, and may be quoted
for tleetrow, the average, %bout Id per lb higher, end for
scoured and greasy sorts rather more. At one period the
finest flocks were well competed for, especially lambs: wool,
but after quanUty had passed Ut• Wainer, and buyers
of this description were fairly supplied, the demand &Wowed
to fall off, and prices declining, I some cases withdrawals
were made.
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'an tenon s Land was In small quanslty—anyddoll oo'
perlor sold well.
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South Australian, both scoured and greasy, was well corn•
fated for, and bold about Id to le I per lb. higher ; the ex-
treme quotation applying more partkularly to lung sufPfed
light greasy flocks.
Swan [liver Wool: We much regret to have to record so
many compleinta of the falling el, both to growsh sod condition
of this deecription. We have before pointed out the neoessity
of cultivellog a long staplo and attending more carefully to
the condition. We trust soon to be able to report a great im-
protestant, 4,1 there is In the ustimatlon of the buyer. of this
article ample room for it ; umber the circumetance• piton may
be coiwildered astlidactory.
Cape of Good lone Ins shown a very good assortment of
snow white wool, which has been well competed for to the
last, al an advance of Id to led per lb. Fleeces may be
quoted about Id higher, as well se good greasy parcels.
Our next sales a lil commence lind June.
STIMIT A3O MORITUII BAY.—SCOUITIt flee Is fkl to Is lid,
ditto skin Is to I. hi, fine clean fleeces Is 54 to Is Id, extia
Is lid tot. 3d, Inferior le to 12 311, broken, plane and locks
lOsi to Is, lamb wool la Id to 3.. 4d, unwashed losses 61 to
64.

POLT Pinkur.—Scoured aos Is 7d to 2s, ditto skin le Id to
is 4d, fine cleau Seems Is 7d to 2s, extm be to Be. Interior
15 21 to Is 3d, broken, picas and locks lid to Id, lamb wool
Is Id to 2. 3d, extra le tkl to Be di, unwashed fleeces ad to lid.
Vas Dimeak's Luto.—llooured flue Is to ls 7.1, ditto sln
lad to Is Id, fine clam &ems le 44 lo is 7d, extra Is 10,1 to
le 14,1°10110r lid to I* rd, brokso, pieces and locks lid to
lid, lamb le ld ls 7d, extra 2a &I to 11d, unwashed flames
7d to lod..

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-10-1:1111.-.11.11TILALIAX.--8e01.1114 fine Is lld toil 4d, One clean
fleeces Is 3d to Is 4d, Interior Is to Is Id, broken, Owes and
locks 8d to lid, lamb wool Is Id to la ad, unwashed tlesase lid
to lid.

Nay ZEALAND. —Scoured nos Is Od to 1. 10d, ditto skin
Is Id to Is 81, 11.10 clean flinicos Is Id to Is9d, inlurtos Is Id to
Is od, liruksii, Oasis and locks 4to 11d, 1 ml, wool Is 21 to
mashed Ilesces 8d to lid.
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Ins; .(a;oem (good) Is 24 to Is 4d,
ma law s. 10, ue-aon " ".`•
wool Is Id to ls ad; unwasiad deuces 74 to
AtOos BAY.—Scoured fine Is bd tot. led, ditto skin Is to
is 2sl, fine cies. Meows le 2.1 to la ad. Inferior 10d to ls,
broken, pieces sod locks ad to Led, lamb awl ls ld to Is 2.1,
unwashed betas • Gel to -

CArs Tows AND NATAL—Scoured One 1.24 to Is 44, ditto
akin lid to la Id, fine c can Seems Is ral to ls 44, inieriur lid
to Is, broken, picosa mad lovas SI to 94, lamb wul Is 24 to
1, 34, wire...heal fleeces 04 to bd.
Good South American merino, Imbed 104 to la ; interior
ditto ditto's' to Vd ; comes and burry 44 to bd ; common
ditto, 24 to 3d; rood ancrinn, greasy, pretty free from burr,
5d to &I; inierWr and berry, Sd to 4,1; low swi burry,
2d to 3d.

HRSAIVANT.7-11Ylva'a (3400
"Irrisß"—" By a th""4l, t—Clivngrot, AND CON-
Nara which revere the „nrmiette. the nature'
nutritio es.r
n, and by a eful 4:2°,c. ot di.eition and
perties of well-mdected rioco.,,nlftion Zile fine pm.
our bre.kfast tabl. • with •d. ESP, h.. provided
age which ow wee us many Iyfi
,-"oor ed b .ver-
Civil Semite Ga:ette. 1 wooer's
Made Amply •ith boiling wet,
packet is labelled—JANlS EPPS and C.,:sr. „tonic, lush
Cheml4l, Lmdoo. Also makers of Ilpt.rmmniatitie
a
very thin availing beverage.
Holding the principal place amongst
beverages, it is of the utmost importamu,—` daily
should be proonred perfedly pure, as well a• 7:ittert
In quality. These advAntaget are secured by pttrot°
Horaintan's tea, imported without the mating 4
miner..' faciNg' powder geoerally need by the Chinese
bide inferior leaves. Hemmen'. pure teas are sold
only in sealed packets. Local Agents are advertirted in
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our solemn'.
Toon LAMM who have not yet used GLENFIRLD
STARCH, are reepeetfelly solicited to give it • trial,
and carefully follow out the directions printed on every
package, and if this is done, they will toy like the
Queen's Laundress, that, it is the 6nc4t 'touch they
ever used. When you ask for Olon&Id Starolt, see
that you set it, as infiri,r kinds are often substituted
for the sake of i,xtra profits.
MADAMS BRIINNIS4I MUSICAL ODISASIUII POI
LADISs, No. 35, lirutou-streek K rkaley Square, W.—
Round shouldere sad steeping habits cured in three
montbs Tbe lin of elating teught at 104 6i per lesson.
Madame Breuuer's new work on CeLathenitis for the
use of schools forwarded on the receipt of 10s 61.
Governesses thoroughly initiated in the art of teaching

in three lessons.
Haw IIZTAL POCCIT VISTA BOX WITH PATIN'S
ITILING COT IDA—Bryank aud May have recently in-
trodueed • very useful little Pocket Vesta Box with •
most ingenious and aimple spring cover; it is a novelty
In every way, and will soon come into very general
use—being of metal instead of Gerd, and retalled filled
with wallas at one penny. Any Tobamionist, Groom,
Chemist, or Chandler will supply it.
"Thu MIXICAN Hata Renews's" lean excellent
hair ilreiaing for rciitotlng grey or la,led hair to its original
colour without dyeing it—producting the colour within the
substance of the hair—lmparting • iaculiar vitality to the
rads—preverithip the lioir froin lidling—keepfng the head cool,
tkr&ttil dagAima bfal gem.
hair renewer" mikes the Aster soft, glory and luatirimit.
Cartitleme from Dr. Verrimann on every bottle. gvid by
Chemists soil Perfumers at as ed, or sent to any sddreei free
as receipt of Unit in .tampa,-11. C. Gallup, Proprietor, 4113,
Oxford-street Loudon.
BOLLOWATII OINTM LIT AND FlLlAL—Glandular
swellings in the throat, neurelgia, tic dolorens,
rheumatism, gout, lumbar., and other diseaaes affect-
.* si..do, muscles. and nerves .re permanently eradi-
cated by DID bealing,anti.lebrile,and earthing unguent.
Itlsalmoeta perfect remedy for all skin disease, and
leperficii.l or deep-seated sores; which soon lose their
angry character, under its cooling benefioent action.
The Pills have never been administered either by
hospital or private practitioner in dyspepsia or liver
complaint without producing the desired result.
11118. WINSLOW'S 130crriti so SIRUP NOR CHILDREN I
Should always be used when children are cutting
teeth ; it relieves the little sufferers at once, it pro-
duties natural quiet sleep by relieving the child from
pain, arid the little oherub awakes " as bright as a
button." It is perfectly harmless, and very pleasant to
testa. It soothes the child, it sod tens the gums, allays
all pain, relieves wind, regulates the bowels, and is the
best known remedy for dysentery and diarrhina. whether
arising from teething or othrr causes. Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup Li sold by thousands of Medicine dealers
in all parts of the world at Is. lid. per bottle, and
Millions of Mothers can testify to its virtne.—Menti-
factory,. 493, Oxford-street, London.
LUXURIANT Alm Bison roc H as. —Mrs. B. A.
Allen's "World'. Hair Restorer or Dressing" never
fails to quickly restore Gray or Faded Hair to its
youthful colour and beauty, and with the first applica-
tion a beautiful gloss and delightful fragrance Is given to
the Heir. It stops Hair (ruin felling eff. It prevents
baldness. It promotes luxuriant growth; no other pre-
paration will products the Milne beneficial remit. In large
bottles—Price Six Shillings. Sold by Chemists and
Perfumers everywhere. Depot, 266, High Holborn,
London. —FORCRILDIMIT'S HAM, Mrs. Allen's "Zylobal.
samnin " fax exceeds any pomade or hair oil, and is a
delightful Hair Dressing; it is • distinct and eeperate
preparation from the Restorer, and its use not rear' -
with it. Price of Zylobalsamum, Three Shillings.
FRAGRANT FLORILI ci !—For the Tiara and WWI'S.
A few drops of this liquid on& wet tooth brush produces
a delightful foam when cleanses the Teeth from all
impurities, strengthens and hardens the gums, preventn
tartar, sod arrests the progress of decay. It gives to
the Teeth • peeuliar and beautiful whiteness, and lin.
parmn delightful fragrance to the breath. It removes
all unpleasant odour arising from desayed teeth, a
disordered stomach, or imbecile smoke. The Fragrant
Fiorillo° is purely vegetable, and equally adapted to
old and young. It is the greatest toilet discovery of
the age. ildd in large bottles and elegant cases at
2.. 61. by all Chemists and Perfumers. H. C. Gat.trie,
Proprietor, 493, Oxford street, London.
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Tan Times, speaking of the last great Exhibition,
says:—" Ondoubtedly, however, the finest show of
watches is made by Benson, who offered [wises for
for watch Gates at the Bonth Kensington
Museum, and who, by these means, has secured some
of the most exiptisitt and orn.inental designs for
watohr• thet are shown in the buildings.' Since then
greater improvements, both in the Cade and movements
have been introduced by Mr. J. W. Benson, of Old
Bond-street, and Lutgate•hill, Leiden. It may be
fairly said that these watches are the perfection of
mechanism and beauty. Illustrated pamphlets on
watches, jewellery, Mocks, obains, /cc, forwarded by
Mr. Benson, post free, on receipt of taco stamps.
Baomis Bananatet• Timms, for the Mire of Coughs,
Colds, Hoarseness, Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh, or any
irritation or wombats of the throat, are now imported
and sold In this country at Is. lid. per box, put up in
the form of a " lozenge.' It is the most convenient,
pleasant, safe and sure remedy for clearing and
strengthening the voice known in the world. The
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher says "I have often recom-
mended them to friends who were public spesicers. aid
in many oases they have noised extremely serviceable."
The genuine h.ve the words " Brown's Brouchial
Troches" on the Government Stamp around earth Mix.
Sold by all medicine venclora.—London Depot, 493,
Oaford•street.
To INV/AMR& —MR. Y. CHRISTIAN'S FINANCIAL
GAMUTS (post free) should be consulted with a view to
the safe employment of capital. It siontains original
articles, and a comprehensive review of the stock and
share markets. Also particulars of the best paying
Investments of the day, iuoluiling banks, railway',
insurance, mines, and a selection of investments paying
10 to 20 per cent. on outlay. To trudees, share-
holder*, and intending investors it will be found a very
valuable pnblisation, and should be consulted by those
who have an interest in the state of the money mar-
kets. 11, Royal Exchange, London, B.C. Buckets.:
Bank of England.

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A'SELL'S CHOICE COFFEES. Sold by Groom.,
OObsolbite, and Confeotioners.

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CASSELL'S CHOICE COFFEES. Strobr and
Ecomorsical, is., is. 2.1., and la. 4 I. per lb.
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