The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-01-31 00:00:00

.KUITER
.MARKET.

The supply of bnglish fresh butter continuos very short bet
the quality comes good. The demand thls week has cleared
all oil at the top price, my firsti and west country las to
20s per dozen ; no seconds or thirds. Ostend lfts 10 1e per
dozen. _ .

Foreign butter of good and floe quality is in demand; Fries-
land was cleared off at ltits—none now lilt; Zwoll° 13°. to
134 s ; lio.ch. 112 e to 1214 ; to lOts ; and Kiel,
ltOs to Ites per cwt. For a few smuggled Normand's 140 s to
156 s paid.
Devizes, Jan. I.6th.—The following were the current prices
at Ibis market to-day :—Milk butter, per lb., Id] to '20,1; whey
ditto. Oil to Od.

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POTATtiki MAKKET.
LO3l DOS. 27 Lb.—These in weld, have been moderetely supplied
with potetuee. The trade has been quiet, at ourl :

bale., Messrs A. C. Stewart and Co., of Port
wilting on lice. 15, thus refer to the Cape wool trade :—The
mall steamer arrived In Table Say on the 30th ult., bringing
teharraplue news to the inAh October. By this moans we
learnt that the London wool Sale. had opened at about the
elosin; rat, of July sales, a•o1 there vented an imprea.lon
that pikes would Improee •A the sales progressed. Thin
eau.. I priees t. alvance here, cads brisk imuttees has been
done during the f ,rtmglit stir dually inereadng rates for all
kinds or WO4ll. The advance sra, chiefly on greasy and scoured
sorts —tin former bellq Id to id got It, dearer, and the latt •r
Id to It, per 11, dearer than our last quotations. The tele-
graphic 311A.0 per steamer Soulful, received here on he 13th
, rele.rts a ileclitic in prices, and has put a step to bust-
ne... for the pm...mt. After the mall arrives here we fancy
that price, trill recede to our last quotations. The demand
fur superi..r greasy wool fir the American market continues
Is. he very artist, tool we have to report is further asivanoe
1,1 twr lb.

A hopeful feeling prevails in the en
manict to-day, and • fair amount f imainesa is dehig for im-
mediate consumption. Good wethers and wether-matchings
are moat in request, and there is rather more disposition to
operate in hog. Prices &pi extremely firm, very good and
scare° sabers having • hardening tandem*. Bright-haired
nimbi arc neglected. Nolls are in lee request, though a fair
amount of boniness is still doing in broke., which command
rather better rates. The lower description of wools do not
sell no readily as they did.
TACJITud, Yntb.—Trade rather better. Notte wool fetched
lited per lb.; good cross-Med. Hid; teg. 140.

BRED MARK ET.
The used trade is In pretty much the position noted In our
last: New English red is offerfng wimewhat more freely, but
the high prices demanded prevent business. American red
used is very steady. The supply of white clover seed ob Use
spot is now very limited ; quotations have consequently
airspeed fully Its per cwt. Trefoil seed is firm. Foreign
Italian continues to advance Is value. Rape and mustard seed
realise full prices. We have • brisk inquiry for Haricot beans.
Bird seeds are slightly dearer.--Josis 81uw sad Sons, Seed
Merchants, 16, Water-lane, London, LC.

MONEY MARKET.
There is but little alteration to note in the money-market
It le, however, somewhat kw cla than at the opening of the
week, although the rates still rule very low, viz., at. gi to II
per cent, for the best three months piper; we bear of six
months (India) bins being dune as low as 2g per cont. The
bank have mole no change, the minimum rate being still
maintained at 2 per cent. With the return of peace money
will it le expected become in active rat uest as specie WM DO
doubt leave the county readily.
On the Stuck Exchange advances on British Government
securities have been at I per cent., but the rate hse stiffened
this last day or two. During the settlement now in progress
in foreign stocks, railway shares, tc., the rate of continuation
has ruled at 2j to 3i percent.
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PPENHAM CORN, MEAT, AND POULTRY MARKET.
FRIDAY. 41—There has been an &Mar) Nip* of C•We..
which wet a slow sale at previous pride. 9.8 bed scarce.
Thore woo a good supply of *Omit, which sold readily at an
advance of 1s to Is per qr. Spring corn as before. Tbe follow-
ing are the quotations Whed, 264 to 29a Od p!r
sack ; barley, 30* to itOs per qr ; oat., 25s to 37.
per qr. ; beans, Us to 27s Od zmarLk ; peas, 20a to 244 Per
sack : vetcbel, —• to —• per Dia, Bid to Rd Per
bid to 94 per lb ; lamb, —d per i lb; real,
on to 00 per lb ; pork. 11.04 to in per score ; nen Piirk
O. per scorn Fowl*, Ss thl to 4. ed per couple; duets, ee ad
to 5+ pereouple ; gm*, Oa too. each. Milk butter, 1. 44 per
lb, Pigeon*, 0. 0,1 per pan. Kap, 10 to 12. shilling.

EX ER bUt RK ETS

Ctrrts PRICKS. —Fat bullock., 12s 9d to 13s 6.1. per wore,store
cattle be to tis 0.1 per ditto. Cows and tatted Ci lOs to LSO Os.
Steers, L 9 Ito £l2 each. Sheep, middling supply' business
little more stirring than for cattle. Best ewes sod wellies's,
lid to kid ; large ewes Id per lb. Lambe, lid per lb. Sloes
hoggets about 39. to 36s each. Pigs 40, to 001 • slips, 18. to
225. An average supply, with a rather dull ;ale. Previous
high quotation. maintained
Coss Excionos.—lket white wheat le 6el to Oa 9d ;
ditto red, 6. Silo Oa &I per 62115. liasiey, 4. eld to 4.8.1 per
bushel. Flour (superfine), 40. to 48. Od ; ditto (One), Sis to 396
ditto (seconds), Mend to 1571 per sack. Oats, 34 3d to as 6d per
Imperial busheL The trade was not very brisk, sod the prices
have not altered irons last week.

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Iliw MIDAL POOILIIT VIVA BOX WITH PATIWT
SPRING Covak—Bryant tad Bey have recently in-
troduced a very eyeful little Pocket Vesta Box with a
MOIt ingenious and simPl. ooVer ; ill, a novelty
in every way, an.l will in com 2 into very general
use—being of metal iosteed of turd, and retailed filled
with vestal at one penny. Any Tobacconist, Grolier,
Chemist, or Chandler will supply t.

CURE OF ASTHMATIC COUGHS AID COLDS DT Da.
Lococont's POWIOXIC WAFHPAL From Mr. Ince Geniis.
Medicine Warehouse, Yeovil: "M a proof of the excellence ° f
Dr. Locock'shawk Wafers, I may mention too r0ik,,,,„.
case A lady calied and purchased a ta, tld. box, tow 0b0e,,.2
that she bed heard s, good character of them, and tea. dc.,
mixed to give them a trial, having suffered for years res..;
adbmatic cough, and spent pounds on other medicines and
all to no purpose. A few week, after the same lady called
again. when I asked her if she bad found any benefit frons
box ; elle replied that she 'had been completely cured by
Mewl—merely one 2a. ad. box Other Instances are f,,.
tlmuenm to Dambooyeoecaluirriothnwil, which prove the value of them
uu
medicines for pulmonary
coughs, colds, go." To singers and public speakers they are
invaluable for the voice, and have a pleasant taste, prim
Is. lid., fa. 91., and 4s. 6d. per box. Sold by all Chemists.

Lokuntter AND Beat:WPM kLua.—Mrs. & A.
Allen's "World's Hair Restorer or DrOl•i4" never
fails to quickly restore Gray or Faded gar to its
youthful colour sad beauty, and with the first applies-
tion a beautiful slow and delightfal fragrance is given lo
she Hair. It stops Hair from falling off. It prevents
baldness. It promotes luxuriant growth; no ocher pre-
paration will produce the wine beneficial mimic. In large
bottles—Price Six Shillings. Sold by Chemists and
Perfumers everywhere. Depot, 266, High Holborn.
Loodon.—Foit CHILDROeII Hala,liss. Allen's "Zylobal-
amain " far exceeds any pomade or hair oil, and is a
ffelightfcd Hair Drawing; it is a dietinct and separate
preparation from the Restorer, and its ass not required
with it. Price of Zylobalsamam, Three Shillings.

Armes To Illimisna.—Lre you broken al your 114
by • la child, suffering with the pain of cutting teeth!
Do at ones to a shemist and get a bottle of Mrs
Window's Soothing Syrup. It will relieve the poor
sufferer Immediately; it is perfectly harmless; it
produces natural quiet sleep, by relieving the child from
pain. and the little cherub &althea 'as bright as a
button." It has been long in use in America 7 and is
highly recommended by isediesl men. It ts very
pleasant to take; it soothes the child ; it softens the
--, allays all pain, relieves wind, regulates the
.wels, and ie the beet known remedy for dysentery
and &affixes, whether arida, from teething or other
canoes. Be sure and ask for ffre. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup, and see that "Curtis and Perkins, New York
and Luau," is on the outside wrapper. No mother
sheekl be without it. —Sold by all medicine dealers at
Is. lid. per Bottle. London Depot, 493, Oxford Street.

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EITHAOILDDIAST CUM OF • COUGH BY POWILL'S
BLusAli or Airuoito—" Her Majesty's Gun Bost,
' Heiler,' Wiok„ North
_East Gout of Scotland, 7th
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September.

1863.—Deer Bir,—Having had a mai dim.
triming and severe cough, which mused me many sleep-
less nights and restless days, I was recommended by
His Lordship, the Bsrl of Ctithness, to try your most
invaluable B• 1112.01 of Aniseed, and I ran assure you
with the first dose I found immediate relief, even with•
out having to suspend my various duties; and Um first
small bottle completely cured me; therefore I have the
greatest isonfidenoe In fully recommending it to the
million. Host respestfully yours W. Linsell,
'Netley..—Po Mr. POWOII. Powell's Balsam of Aniseed
Gan be had of all Chemists. In bottles at Is. 14d., and
2e. 3d. Warehouse, 15, Blaekfriarisreed London.
Ask for " Powells Balsam of Aniseed."

UMW& BWABI and EDGAR can receasseead their
al. "B. and K.' Make of BLACK BILK for wear.