The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-07-05 00:00:00

CATTLE MARKETS.

Thunday.—Our market to-day wee
filly ant-pl ed with beasts. All breeds moved off
sifted', at Monday'. currency, The show of sheep was
only moderate for the time of year; the mutton
trwile was inactive on former terms. The best downs
told at 5- 24 per 81b. The sale of land,. war far from
active, at previous currencies, viz., ft. on Gt to 7. p
14h. The supply of cab.. large. Prime Yea was
ateady In pries. but infenor calve. &cline I 2-1 per Mb.
In pies and Wish cows very little wws doing.—Total
impely :—Beinit-, 1.200; cow., 120; abeep and lamb,
7.200; calves, 650 : pigs, 300. Foreign—Bea:4a, 520;
she. and lamb., 1 300; eslvea, 440.
IhtisvoL, Thor day.—We had • very full supply of
becl at our market tied .y, probed, in stonwqm nee of
the high rate. made at the previous matketit, but there
was too much for tbe demand, and price showed a
smirked rcdoction, best motile selling at from 654 to
08., and secondary from Ma to 63. per cwt. A foil
pupil, obeep, with • fair trade, at lust week'. rates.
Lsnits pens freely at from 8.1 to figd per lb. The dull
trade in store cattle at Our recent markets, in cony,-
qes-nee of the hie, prices aaked for them produn4 •
very small minket to-day, and very I to. bnaineos was
done. Scirwrly any alteration to notice in pigs. Short
sapid, of ntilch cow., with • quiet trade. The show
of boron, was rather inferior to that of last week, and
the demand was not set free.

_
ti ran NriVa FROM Till Moon& —The following letter
from a eameherpt r in the HiAlantl. will be read with
isttere-t :—" li. r sir, I reeered yottre letter, and I am
wee sir:ate see by it th3t yew ar inane I health. Yow
want t know about the grouis the cold. is 'err.
P • lac,' thi• year., so tor fare a. I can see titer is none
d. ad with the -new. I love treavieil over. may beat*
for dayes after the ono Whit sir( if I culd fin's aney
dead, you ng greuis, but I 61 n..t fin le aney, but I did
not fin e so money toeing gr Ilia this 3 year. • is I have
doo this snare. so, Ike Sir, yow may xpeee to get good
spurt this 'care. •0 I tell, vow. r Sir, t' e truth. as
fit as I esti 1,44 ti e one rerre little harem. So I
hop kit, will fine y..w in good health. a it !caw.' me in
the ,1111 N.. nuer, while rem in your trutley. Jolt",
iIIALEtt. &Nur.. London. Excuse
may or tte. iir Sir. Juin Inc 21, 1061,"
Tele oohs loon Cept...l.•een ,t, •. . hat all tit^ llsni It
teetspe bare been 1.41141-Awn feun n. The li,nea
did net quit phi. isho 4 w.tkout a •tinggle aid infi.et•
ing Saute I. MI en the ievade.s. Th. ir own 1 sea, how.
r, sr- .tated to amount to nearly 3.160 and
u. on .4. Jtvland as be., put under Prussian
.4mini.erttien. s.d v cc h. avy contributions lute
levi 4 own tie Oils& lan'..

Itv tie downs now etc inset of Am. vicars news it
• th t .11.• moimat • of Feder-1 I, s.. in the
• meth. on I" 'or Sr iicho, nra re.chee os I•igh as
110.1akt n. 1111 leer's fora... white •n stied in the de s•
tine in, of ti. Fir nelniez sod Mame nd Roilway.
amp art eked by iho 15spfe ler.re troop., and driven lea
isis Ii NV. I am, chord.. 11 ride ~n II bump's division
Is, Hook in corps mast puled. with great al eughte.
Feel rel.. Thee Now York Chamber e 4 Comm. ire Iwo
to ho1•I• HP eting on the oteetion of thee sold bill, when
it w aow ee led tloy would arg • its rep • al.
4441 g or LoND 11.11 NT Bwitiscres frUD.—On
J.,'7 1, Lot.) Henry Heidi.. k's amputee ut
Awl .4 hunt..,, beets and a leer hr..) inane and
ye unmet. rd. snaking In aH oinetymine Int. were sold in
• 544 lILM far from the oil Monk.' All4:er ruin., awl
Irak two melee 44 Lonm4n. Moen.. Tette.' 11. of
iris the auctioneers. awl as is sew rally the
c.'• ...Dm follow-1 hv tho mint spirin d pure mien
remit all parts of the conntry. Thee arrangements for
'he sae mere mom re relitalele a fenced enclosure. ab ut
yar a long .m 1 12 wide lame g Is.. made for the
hoc ca t• le shown wins at the hammer. In this en.
cin..oe no • no but the gn on.. in tharse of the home.
wae •iell tier result era. that every one of the
snit... Mid • geed The att. ndan e was tares.
•ml include I the Earl of Cbeeler6..l.l. Vi-Connt
11)..ik• r.ilee, Earl %1...c00t Galway, Earl
Ito. lin. Hon. K. Duneon.be, Earl 11.cr1es5.
Mr B Floannionr. Mr. Holman, Mr. Heasmge, Mr.
Melville, Mr. Banks Wiight, Mr. H. timplin.
Mr. E CI main. Ihenl A. Paget. Sir F. Johnston.,
51,1 r Hutto., Mr. T. Drak., Colonel Fa Ephemeris',
Ur. 'l' Owe han.. Mr. Jon. • Hall. and win r masters
off almonds belmies .o ~.r,) sportsmen of Inc 1 rei °-
Winn. Mr Edmon I TaVersall introduced tho sale
with . ma. and telling soceeli, which elicited inarks of
.ppr. bation else n h.. wiener' to tbe princeely stable.,
the looms. isod their general n"natig. naval. Th., total
i•r•eceeds .4 tlie sale iv. 13 175 saints., viz., lb.
hint. r. 175 Iota) te.lislog 12 467 guineas, berg an
ovamge of row tl•ing lilt. 166 vines, each ; the 10
cur. r apd k. and hacks 434 gullies*, and the young
sic, k :WO guineas.

DIthaDIVL SUICIDE UNDER • R•ii.• tr
liwriole occurrent* took place on sedurday afternoon
elom to the Chiswick station of tit- 14.1 • In. of the
Wind-or branch of the London and thiutli•Weatern
Raileay. A fi w seconda bi fore the aporoich of tho
North London down train which lea... Kirpton at
11.111. • anon reltectahly dressed, but whose name
is unknown. made hut appearance at the gateway which
nkv ea the line against permes paving along the
and Chaeick toads while the trains are
trimeling along the line, evidently with the intention of
crossing dm railway. As the tram was then doe and had
nearly teach,' the gate, which is about a hundred
balab.. on the Kew aide of the Chisw ek st.tion, he was
le/vented from iimaing at the moo.ent on to the rail-
w7. The cateui•n iu the petfornmnce of his duties,
bower r. b dhi one. the line to the ga.e on the up'
•14. and 5 e bad seareely done so ere he saw
the anon •hmo be ha I left at the gate on the
d".o*. dd tam throtmh the small two ket on
tu the line and deliherately kneel down
and placer his head on on* of the rails in front of the
engine. The etvon had of course been shut off
pr. vio.P.ly, and the tmin ems then running slowly into
the • atom. The -arenas. Alliidge, though he saw the
mon catmint V:i• In rill MC', 4•4 poll% rl.s to prevent
s, he tr.in woo • si..n and the man. The
appearance of the inan'a In-ad as the carriage slowly
leaned user his ta•ik., mid tetereil his bead nearly from
E, • trunk I..avieg it handing only by a dixh, of
ski. in .aid t hare Men tuvt .1a• eking. Information
of &MI micide basins been Aileen to Mr. (loess, the
4„,sion master, under his direetion the body
wag a:urine I to t •0 deed-house, to await the in not.
I o of tbo adchle wipi recognised by ,een
o li•J wen hint I,roionsly, •tni hail been mined by
him • here be get some cs. ff.+. Toe holy wan
• eouiewhAt ru.ty Meek. while the
d in
joock s.cl • sett only continual lid
ninh,oop. ,aitrnr
•n i 4 hohilterchirf. The unforfunat, inn
un.....1 „
hoihn• nit. him at the iitne th. ors
Not. om term. to be ,known f 3: Lief k
in feet tm vans* •• have be** a almnto
11.4461.14044

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