The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-11 00:00:00

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CORI, July 6.—For the week ending Ulla day lf,ooo firkins
received at our butter Exchange, &remain( 2,000 daily. near,
rain fed here every day Amen our last, dolaia vast amount of
injury to the growing grope. To-day It ls, however, finer,
with a r:w hhowcrs llot weather It Is to be hoped will
now het In as the country I. sully In want of It.
The demand, under the Influence of the wet weather and
large supplies, has been quiet lo tone diming the week. But
for the largo tittantltioo taken for the North of }lnland, Flees
would Int much loser hero. _ .

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The a-velment was ti er,fore rejected. A: Len on tho most Ii • i•rd virile, and sleeks being heavy
l.r.,grt N. e.:oi then um, ,J. '
Mr. Pau., Id that as it WaS understood the result of a meet. i
i the tendency et the quotations has bean downw.erls.
Ina' of , the Literal. party at Mr. Giadstutic'. was that all the Barley, lc div, and peas aro nominally unchanged in
amenitmew.s of the Liloral womb re were to be given up, he price.
hoped that some notice would be given in order that they ,
Di lit he taken up by whom LAST DIONTII'S CORN TRADE.
Mr. FAWCITt protested against the COMO adeptcd at the .
Meeting. Ile ctmeidered some of the the amendments as lin- ' (Prom Messrs. Searge's cirvalar.)
portant as the ballot itself.
Mr. Liantbud. comdtlered thbi puLc..dure fatal to the Ii pen. ! "Early in the plat month English wheat rdrecnea Is
dencoof the Liberal party.
Mr. llt.atenotes said hefted only used the legitimate Influence The grog in
, per qr., but has since receded 31 to 41, Pu that it is
about 33 low, r tl.ati at the end of M•y. g
of the bloetromcnt to obtain the withdrawal of the nd. crops look more healthy than they did, but have not
menu. which amounted to 173 ii, , ...... lwr. Ile was not Ashamed made the t.rosreu ututl in June, not being yet goner.
of that e• mire, and should Le SCry .4lad If the toppoin.nts of the ally
1.01 woUld ado; t the Mum e•mrse. Due notice would be given to full oar though in some cossour cutting haa
of miniwith Irawal of the oulosidn't Id,. . little to market the last tow w eke, but the deficiermy
begun bet..., this time. Growers have brought very
I'r. tor-. sq.. then repot- ed.
EttIDAT.--1,1 Cummittso on the Millot Ildl, has been Inure than male up by the very lar,p, eppenti
Mr. BaNsics mos,dto strike ow, the &tom o parliamentary" tiOS of AlWeriolll Which have arrived in Liverpool. Ties
It the mond viral/ se as t, wham) the Mallet to Mimic:hal fortus a totter sn'atitute for home grown than any
elections, other kind, and has been sod at prices below that of
Neg.diced without La division. English even it the above decline. The change in the
Mr. 11, JAY VI 'noted in stsiku out the word 'municipal" from wind has not as tel brought in many grain-laden
the clause, no as to confine M. operations to pal liamentary
elections. cargoes from the East. The number of Wheat laden
vessels now on the way from ; orts east of Grbrairar is
Mr. Fogincn &rented tothe amendment, Ming willing that
the Ballot abs-old he first it, "roughly tested ,before adopting it
for municipal purposes. 290, evilest 144 a inee Lb b.iok, and 183 at this thee
last year. Ferrer are also now on pss.sge from Cali.
On the question being put, the Chairman declared the tornis, Chili, ant Au,traira 'the srrieds of wheat and
arnsintinent wt.' negatived; and although Mr. Juntas protested [bur for the past five weeks 836,797 quarters, easiest
agaluat this decision, the Chairman =luta:nod his ruling, 519,800 quarters for the precious four weeks of Kay,
Mr. It. rucuut moved the oini.Wall of that part of the
clause abolishing public nominations. and 721,567 (porters for the fir.t fire weeks of June,
Sir. FOILS-MR oppOsal the amendment, which was negatived 1870. The French crops in the sontirwest are reported
on • diebter by 230 vote. sicaliist 95. to be much improved and prices there are cionmquerely
Another anivndment, 'novel by Sir CIIAIU.ST, requiring mi,teria
nominitim papers to be counteragnod by a candidate, wilt Y lower, bet some cargoes of wheet are still
being taken off the coast for Belgium and Hellen&
rejected by the votes against 113.
Progre•ses. then reported. Ireland is also now &Meshing her full share of the
The 1100. c resumed at 111103 o'clock. arrivals, though we Lave li complaints from that
Mr. OltinLLT moved "That In the opinion of this Mouse,to country of any kind of train crop, met ot as to the
place the country iii a state of permanent security, it is mem- backwardness of the season. The eon, eruption of fl ror
wry to e.tabli.h our mititary spurn on tie basis of recernis- M i till considnred small, although beef and mutton are
iii 4 the uldleation of all citizeno to defend their country, and so very dear- a proof of the proaperity of the w.,rking
of fitting them by training for the discharge of weir duty."
l sees. Potatoes also abundant and che.p, mad
The House was at this ',elute,' counted out only 30 members -e a
being presenb the new axe now coming freely to me, k et. If the
weather becomes fine, the influents° of this, with tie
large arrivals which usually take plans in July, will
probably drive down prices for a time. whatever In •).
be the result alike harvest in either Eogl end or Prance.
Red the wheat been as forward as usual it would have
been in bloom daring the reoent rains, In which eane
mush injury solid have b.:on done, hut., far the I ffet
lim not boon very serious except whore the plant WAS
laid, and little is heavy enough for thlr. The crepe in
the United States are eery promesiug, and so forward
that our Baltimore friends advise us they esp,et to
ship wheat early this month. Billie prices remain
about the same as ours, consequently there is no margin
for importation, the quality of lest year's growth oebig
inferior and eonditiou bad. About four Moires of rain
fell with us during the lad month.
"Barley from scarcity has improved in value, more
particularly good feedin.t parcels, and we commence the
season with very light stooks. The crop on the around
is very promising, except being a ['lento liter than
some seasons. The number of cargoes on passage is
only 55, against 80 at this time la,t year, and little is
cumin g forward from the ilaltic.
"The spring-s,wn bans are very promisiug. The
same may be said of the wintorplaut-d, where these
have not been Injured by the treat, the cP el weather
having been rather bendleial. They am not so back.
ward as wheat and barley.
"The coop of peas will probably be very large, and
the breadth of land planted is treater then we ever
remember, but from the luxuriance of the growth they
will be difficult to meta° in good audition, liaise
having recede I so much peas are relatively deer,"

Wu perceive by Ilveos. Jos. Anderson and Sono Circular
that the London market is almost lost to Ireland. Tire quan-
tity Imported of late 30512 Ine beers growing less and len,
until iow the Conmunption of IriM butter in Landon is almost
MI. This has beers brought about by our farrnen stupidly
thrlr own Intero•t,pcnevering in the pernicious habit
of wring rur cm:clove am unt of mit in the comproltion of
tho butter. ?Meer has the quality been better than this year.
and we spook from imr.unal expo • acne,, but we regret we are
nowlemed to say, that the butter in alt^gcliaer Over saltc.l,
which renders it quite unfit for the London market.
Prices—We quote salted into in. Ind Is, Ards and ;the Is
lower on the week.
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At this day's market 4,000 'lrking no Nor inspection—nalled
Itrds and Ohs MI ts.

f0.0.-----14-11.-cd, I+l+ll9s Od, Ws Iles ed, 3rds 106 s 61,
iths 1034 .'d,sthe 82+ 61, 6th 681134. Mad Ists 123.01, Inds
110461, 3rl, 1.6, 61.
lyceum, July I;. —The fulling wen, the current prices at
tlik to:idiot to-d butter, per 11,,1s ltid to 1s 3d; whey
ditto, to Is did.

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Avg&Aar.

Wheat.
d: Barley.

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May 20 ..
Juno

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609
607
69 11
601

843 3
30 11
88 6
85 11
38 10
36 10

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277
25 11
20 10
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CORN MARK CO.

BIUSTOL, July 6th.—Arrivals tide week very large, especially
of wheat.. Notwithstanding the continuance of cold unsea-
sonable weather, there has been no animation in the core
Uncle, while the tendency of prices bee bum downwanis. Lin
our market to-day there was scarcely any English wheat on
offer. and priusi, therefore, were nominal; • fair bleiness was
doing In foreign, and values generally were 0 1 to Is per qr
lower. flood grinding in demand, at full prices; unsound
puma were quite a drug, and lower to •ell. A limited demand
for oats, at a decline of le per qr on black, and 041 per qr on
other descriptions. For Imlian corn • healthy demand, at Od
per tir reduction.
Ouctucionta, 6th.-Bmall eupplies of wheat from the farmers,
but liberal arrivals of foreign, for which the demand le by no
means brisk, but holders generally insist upon Into values.
Sweet grinding barley I. In fair request, and fully as dear.
Ws are pressed. and &I to 04 per qr cheaper. MAIN/ le 6tl
par qr. lower. Deans and peas tend do wnward&
Destine, 6th.—Wbeat was in (sir supply, and trade very
quiet: nevertheless, last week's i.rices were fairly maintained.
The top price we. again 30. per sack. Oats were again Is per
qr lower: other articles as before.
13iiimmenam, 6.—At to-day's market there WM • short
NE:English wheat, but with a m,st restrietal demand,
gave way to the extent of about 1. per qr on the small
done.
MAXMlllerga, 6.—Our market this morning was well at-
tended, and the weather being showery imparted a firmer tons.
English wheat wee in shut supply, and brought fully last
week's rates ; while foreign must be noted rather cheaper for
white, and 24 to ikl, per cental lower for red, but in large de-
mand. Flour Wag In Limited rogue& but without material
change in value. isryptian beans were GI per qr higher.
Indian corn farther receded Is per qr.
Yeac-Lors, July 7.—The grain teed' was again much de-
, owing to the nun satisfactory accounts received of
Zw:odirlinuTpe, and to the continuitl, liberal import& more
boniness was 7.7r.e"u"fflCienrirel'ais.ive to Wet prices. Ma no
and oats gave way 6.1 per quarter, but there wonno alteration
in the value of any other description of produce
At Liverpool and Wakefield this morning the wheat trade
ruled dull. at nominal currencies.
Bijamo•o, July 13.—Wheat,.380 quarters, 0 bushel.; price
from Ms to bee ; average price 1:2 16e Od.
Baru, Stn.—Wheat in better supply, and busies.' was some-
what more active. No change occurred in price, though the
ratan( last week were well maintained
Sanity:M. &Lb.—Attendance and trade limited.
WALIIIXETIR, Bth.—Scarcely any demand, and for what few
lots changed bands last week's ratan were obtained.
Aeriovea, Bth—Little demand for wheat,and prices the turn
In favour of the purchaser.
CAMBIUM!, nth. —Wheat quiet at extreme currencies.
Earnest:sr. Wu—Wheat sales slow at the prius of lag
week.
CALLUM', Bth.—A. quick trade for wheat at the extrema
prime of last week
Cno•mgroan, 7th.—A thin market and a dull trade, at a
reduction of fully Is per qr In wheat.
CHROMIUM", tith. —Beanie= in wheat slow.
Cotaleirria, !Ob.—Whorl& short but merchant. were very
chary in their duller, and is per qr lees was taken.
poecueirree, 8112.—The attendance at the Corn Exchange
was but small, and transactions were limited. rho average
price of wheat Nu about fda 6,1 per tic imperial measure:
W... ; peas, dl.; oats, 20. to 30,
otpunglifftß, Ilth.—Large arrival of foreign wheat Into Ulon.
meter this wtl44, nialonntang to no lees than 30,000 qrs. No
decline in the value of wheat In Gloucuter market to-day,
GRANTHAII, Bth—Wheat tended downwards. _
Bth..—Wheat mold at full prices.
Bth.—Wkeat wad disposed of at rather more

MOODY.
Nostuairros, 811.—Whost sold IQ some cases at 'Arwood

rates.
Noawieu, BM.—lo wheat the few salm must be quoted about
leper qr lower.
Nurrinuwo, Bth.—Wheat 'WU hold at au ethane, of le per

qr.
PITI11101.01:011, Bth.—Wheat trade quiet, hut arm.
Ri•ouso, eth.—Wheat brisk and rather against buyers.
RICHMOND, elth.—LAnt wook's rates wore In some instances
exceeded.
SUNDBILLAXD. Sgt.—Wheat trade was finn.
lith.—Wheat sold alowly at much the saw
prime as last week.
Wtscueerst, Sth.—linpreowlented small supply of wheat ;
millers were obliged to give is advance.
ViI*111(11, tlth.—lfollers demanded advanced prices for
wheat.
Wosclignsit. 81b.—Fartners unwilling to sell their wheat,
except at • trilling advance, and consequently tnuntactions are
not on • large wage.
You, Bth.—Wheat sold at late currencies,

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, JULY 11, 1871.

MOORE BROTHERS TEAS,
Fek PfIoPAYMINT AT MEIIOIIIAI4-FS' PRICES.) I
rrA.- MO4 /ME BKOT II E reopectf WIT intimate
that they supply tr.uplie• direct, wi.o
willing to pey thoh, at Merchants' prim, Orders v 01... L 3
COniNNII Paid. The following are esPect.lly roommonaled :-
NEW SEASON'S TEAS
Moore Brother,' Best Servant,' Tea 11.4 per lb
Moore litr-thene Beet Family MM. strength.
Tea . „ ..... . . Ggl par lb
lUpe, full, mono. ggyour ; brisk stren.
Finest Pak 14n, or Kysow Tea ... . ...... . .... . 24 lid per 11.
Full of flavour, choice rich quality, and iudeed preferred b)
many to the highest clam of goodwill:.
Finest lioutiliong Tea ... . ... -... . . ... . Sm t's per lb
lids will be found particularly fine rich, and choice quality ;
highly lIN.IIIIOCD.IINL
AO One Penny per lb deduction on 451 b h stn and 101 b tags
of any kind of Tea.
MOORE BROTHERS GREEN TEAS.
In Green Teas we adopt the MAIM prio• Iple a. i Blacks, and
quote only the very bmgt of melt kind, vit.:-
WA Pearl Ounpnwder .
lii
Mears Brothers' Finest Imperial . OdOil pmPer
lb
Bat Young Hymn or ouchalta
Finest Cowslip II) imot
Finest Silvery Ical Gunpowder
MOORE BROTHERS' COFFEES.
ri,.4 Is 3d ; Choice Mocha or East India, Is 6d ; Best
Pomon Mysore, very choice, ls tut per lb.
SPICES (all of the beet quality).
Finest Picked Nutmegs, 311 4d per lb; Beet Cloves, Is 4d; good.
8.1; Finest Mace, Es Od ; Best Mixed Splot, loose, 2.1; Ground
(Egger, best, Is lid; Bert Black Pepper, GI; Best White Pepper.
ad' flood Mustard (in lb tins) Is Gd.
CS value carriage paid to the nearest rallehy station,
..... LIIAD AND GLACN Yams (at Merchant.' Prime).-
Apricot., are this yam very fine and elimp.-Finest Crystallized
Apricots, in 111, .10121 b lgoaca, Gd per lb ; tiniest Crystollaisl
Gigeg, 111/ WA Mb Imam, Is I .41 lea lb ; Finest Glace or
Golden 0134.6 ... is, ID Illg and 111, boxes, 2g. 3,1 per lb ;
Finest Crystallised Pine Apple, Se Od per lb ; Finest Metz
Illrabellet, in Ilb and flb Loxes, 2s idler lb ; ApricoUnes,
24.1 per lb ; Nougatines, rewmbling the above in size, rich
.AFlgeidiol.laa.wircthfla(Lotlur,lteltliglytidpezporblrlyboli.o!..ttra.h!,..w.b...34;rril:r,lbcfs:.)6lB.4..peracry.iwilb;tlGirgegeueduiwn
Lest or Lump Ginger, Ilband 21b buses, 2u 3d per lb ; Angelica,
In Ilb and Mb boxes, 2. Id pgr• lb; Brochette, In lib and
fib
boxes, fa per lb ; Dried Cherries, Ilb and fib boxes, 2.2.1 per
lb ; Mixal Crystallized Mete Fruits, assorted hi fancy jib
Loom, 1.34 6.1 per dos; Fancy buses, Gaud with various
Crystallized fruits, very bansteonie, 3.. Ud each.
NIT cornwor FAWN, &C.-FIIIII4 Vuell4l.ll Currante,
Us
pff cart, Is per 12Ib ; Currants, common, Ins per cot, Ss per
1216 ; Choice Valencia Itsishot, selected, 6, per 121 k, Fine
411.6 d per rat, 4. 0.1 per 121 b; Sultsnas, fluent bright, Ts
per Illb ; Batt Orange aud Lemon Peel, by the 7lb bog, 81.1 Inv
b; Best Chem Peel, by the 711, box, 90 per lb; Ibt,t tinted
Peel, by the 7lb boa. 9j4 per lb; Finest Museatells, layers, Ns
each. or by the 221 b Los, le 3.1 per lb; Fine litimatclls, layers
Mb each, or by the Illb box, lid; Chowe kthunre Flgs, In boxes
about to le, in 01., anal Ts 041 each ; French Plains, finest
Imperials, in issttles, will keep fredg the whole year. 30 0.1
each ; Small Manglarin Orange., In Mb Ars • a pnwerve), le and
I. •or jar; New Jordan ..... Is, fined, le GI pm lig ; Ritter
Almonds, Is per b; Preserved China (huger, in fib jars, per
jar 7.7 a 0.1 and ; Now Prunes, finest selected, per down
4.1 1114;Normandy Pippin
slion, by the 14Ib basket, opt
per lb; Ditto. ditt..ouleetoi, by Ike till. IseAket, 8.1 per 11.
MOORS lIILUTIIIRIg ININULANA KIM, TAPIOCA, AC
Arruw,ot, Guest Wog India In ,411., 611,, sod ttlb tins, Is
per ; lanes+, best picked, In 2goo and ill. boxes, IGI
per 11. ; Ditto, best wane cot, loose 16 per lb ; dip,, Ilcaihl
fittest, Ts. per ; Gelatine, best gleality. 3. 4.1 per lb ; Tapiggsh
Must Rio. tid per Ile; blathered and Vermicelli, by Ma- boa,
about alb, finest, 9.1 per III; Naples Ibsonsreed. GI per lb
Italian Poste, Lhgliari Paste, and Vendcell Star. each finest,
is taper lb, Carolina Moe, per dos lb, I. k• Patna Rice,
.Ithest
per dos lb, Ss ; ll:round Carolina Bloc, good, GI, beat 64 !WI
II.; Semolina, GI ' • Sago, per dos. lb, is 10.1;
Arrowroot, flnest,ln lib packets, ls per lb; Mann. Croup
ducat, 64 perlb.
Mom! BROTIISRA. Cocoa, ke.
Taylor's Ifommopathic Cocoa, 1 2.1 per lb; Mararilla Cocoa,
Taylor Brothers', le Id per ; Best French Chocolate, In
llb
tablets, 2.2.1 per lb ; Trin idol Cocoa Not.. roasted, g Ogl per lb;
Trinklagt COCOA Nibs, Is Id per lb ; Plain Cliothlatc, I. per lb;
Sir Mans Sloane's and Cbor,htnat,'u 1. 0.1 per lb; Flaked
Cocoa, lid, 10.1, best DI per lb; Cocoa Shell., 24 per lb; Puget
Broma, Is lad per lb; Iceland Mum Cocoa, In lbs and (Ms, Is Id
per b; The Conuniedon Tca Comiany'a Soluble Cocoa, iu ilb,
64 per lb; Thu Company'. best Chocolate Powder, in ilb this,
soluble, (Aleut. ; The Company's Chocolate Poste, in ob. puts,
soluble, 11.1 each The Company' best Hotinnopisthls, soluble,
super quality, Is 4d per lb; r.. 0 comp..y. best Chocolate. Is
(lb taken, very fine, 2.24 pm lb; La Youth'. French, 1. 8,1
bag to per lb; Dr. Epp's llognecopathle Cocoa, in lb+ and ilia,
to 2d per lb ; Taylor's Soluble Chocolate, In 3d per lb Monte
Ltrothenf lloinumpathic Cocoa, (the best made), In Ilk
to par lb.

Detailed Promiectun Free.
1.3 value of T. C 0110.% and Spice. canieffe Paid.
moults sitanikacs• ANU COMPANY.
Merchants. W. London Bridge, City. E-0.