The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-09-02 00:00:00

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Ifernorfestaw, Thursday. - Our market 40-day
• was scantily supplied with beasts, chiedy in
' _poor °sedition. Prime Soots and Shorthorns changed
lianas steadily, at very full prices; otherwise, the beef
' trade was heavy, at barely Monday's currency. The
• ttqf figure was 4s. 1011. per litlb. The show of sheep
• Mae only moderate, and the mutton trade ruled firm,
at previous quotations. The Best Downs were worth
58. 411. per 81b. Prime lambs commanded quite
, Manday's prices, via, 61. to 6s. 44. per 8 lb. Inferior
jambs, however, were inactive, at late rates. Calves-
the supply of which was moderate-moved of steadily,
at full currencies. In pip and much cows, very little
was doing, on former terms. Total supply: Beasts,
.
gip ; Cows, 120 : Sheep and Lambs, 9,700; Calves, 280;
, , ' , 320. Foreign :-Beast., 380; Sheep and Lambs,
a ..1,, : Calves, DID. .
...
.XTMLATZ Asp lAA D 1121111,11.. -Fair average supplies
l, staneat are on sale here. Generally speaking the trade
ptoing , steady, as follows: Inferior beef, 2s. 811. to 3e. ;
' ditto, 3e. 211. to 3a. 611.; Prime large ditto, 3s.
' 3s. 1011.; Ditto small ditto, 4s. to 4s. 2d.; Large
peek, 3.. 108 to 4s. 6d.; Inferior mutton, 3s. 6d. to
' 3a. 108.; middling ditto, 4s. to 4s. 411. ; Prime ditto,
. 44. 611. to 4s. 811.; Feel, 3a. 10d. to 43. Bd. ; Small
, perk, 44 Bd. to fe. ; Lamb, 4a. 6d. to ss.

' LONDON BONE AND FAT MARKET, AVG. O.
L d.
. 4 6 per cwt.
• 10 0 „
-
•3 0 „
- 21 6 „
2 6 pa. stone.

Maxine Store Bones -
Narrow ditto - -
Butchers' Waste ditto -
Ox Head ditto - -
:Rough Staff - -
Butchers' Rough Fat -

HOP ILLRKET.

BOROUGH, Friday,—Measrs. Pattenden and Smith re
port the demand active for fine coloured 1858's, 1858's,
advanced prices. There is scarcely a pocket left un-
aeld of last year's growth. A few pockets of the new
growth have arrived at market, picked from the mouldy
grounds in Mid rent, but at present no one will buy
thew. Mould continues to spread in both Mid and East
• Rent. The other districts are going on favourably, with
the exception of Worcester.

GROCERS' GAZETTE.

LONDON AND COLONLLL PRODUOII ILLItEXT, Friday.
—ln the colonial produce-markets during the week
. there has been an increase of activity, owing to the fine
. 'harvest weather and the continued abundance of money.
Sugar is firm, desirable qualities, both of grocery and
refining, obtaining fully 6.1. per cwt. advance. Several
floating cargoes of foreign have been sold for the
• United Kingdom. The ooffee market, which exhibited
some weakness at the opening, has since regained its
former position, and all kinds fully support last
Friday's quotations. Coloury plantation Ceylon corn-
wends ready buyers, owing to the small quantity of fine
in the forth coming Dutch sale. The Netherland
Trading Company's spice sale on the 23rd inst., passed
off at full rates. An active demand has sprung up for
• saltpetre, the latest business being at an advance of
Is. dd. per cwt. Large quantities of Bengal are
• ported sold for arrival at 39d. to 404. per cwt. The
. public) sales of tea began yesterday, with Arlan. &scrip-
._ Mons, these obtaining very full prices; but the China
irowths went off flatly. Flowery pekoe, out of con-
. ,alition, declined id. to 2d: per lb. The private contract
xsarket has also been quiet,. Medium. and fine grades

of Congou are sold with difficulty at previotui rates.
.• Common free from dust, is still quoted at is. id. per
, lb. A steady business is doing in new currants at 28s.
, to 32a. ; and Valencia raisins at 355.
. -

Busier, SOGAR MARKrr, Friday.—For grocery raw
the market is inactive. For all kinds of refining quali-
ties there is a good demand, at slightly advanced rate.;
, some considerable sales have been made. Refiners'
• produce without change, demand being good. Rum is
, quiet.
Coax Berm MARarr, Friday.—Flrsts, 975. •
seconds, 915.; thirds, 845.; fourths. 81..; fifths, 725:
Mild cured: Firsts, 103 o.; seconds, 97e.; 3rds, 955.
2,700 firkins in the market.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET, Friday.—The sugar
islarket remains firm, with but little offering. Nothing
'it coffee. Rice continues steady. Other articles with-
out material change.

BIZACH OF PROUISI Or MARELkOII. MUMS v.
• , Enos.—At Lillooll3, on Wednesday,,before Mr. Burton
•, ander-sheriff, this trial was heard. The plaintiff, John
Amon. in the ease of seduction, is a farmer residing at
Goshill, near Hull, whose daughter, 22 years of age,
„ , had been moot heartlessly seduced by the defendant,
• WilliamEpton, also a farmer residing at Goxhill • and
•-•--: the plaintiff in the second case is the daughter Of the
first plaintiff, who charged defendant with breach of
, promise of marriage. The damages were laidin the first
• case at £5OO, and for the breach of promise at £BOO.
• • Both are men of substance, occupying large farms. It
•• : appeared that the defendant had courted Miss Simon
. • from May, 1861, until the Christmas following. He
visited her regularly two or three times a week, and
was looked upon as her accepted suitor. He had
refurnished his house, and told her and her fathers'
' housekeeper that they sere about to be married,
and she was to be the mistress of all that
- he had. He said that he had bought all the
furniture for her. In November last he succeeded in
- seducing her, and she was now pregnant, and expected
to be delivered of a child in a few days. When at home
she had assisted in the household duties, bnt shaft her
seduction she had been unwell. As soon as her father
. got to know the true cause of her illness he turned her
out of his home. She had, however, come back again.
Defendant did not appear, he having allowed judgment
to go by default. The jury brought in £75 damages for
the father for the lose of his daughter's services, and
£3OO damages for the breach of promise of marriage.
MAY •SID Dicuisiat.—Lest week, in the parish of
Kingless, a gay old man, aged 80 years, got married to
his servant girl of the interesting age of 16. The bridge.
groom is a small farmer, possessed of five or six acres
of land.

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