The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-08-01 00:00:00

LONDON MARKETS.
HY EXPRESS st ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.
(PEON OUR OWN REPORTER.)
MASK-LANE, Moinmr. July 3L
The seply tal Beet& wheat vas very senall, wad it
sold vary slowly at is. to 2a. under the nouunal rates
of *day last
Foreirn wheat is • dell sale, at • assalar dealina.
Tiber and malt onettaaged.
Pens is eandorato reqbast at the previous earresoy.
Beane unaltered.
Oats staistale their value pretty steadily.

XETILOPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET, JULY 31.
The number of cattle at market was largo, math of
the stock beteg *sly half 4sf. Tho weight olf most was
by no means steady, and really prima dmoriptiont,
tespormlly of beef, were warm and prima nabs highor,
snake the general top Ihrere se. 6d per stone.
The sheep traee ruled dull, but for all good quails
quotations mem supported.
Ths Imola trade Ina slow, and in soar sees emir
rates wont ashes.
Them am not mach demand for veal, hot chaos
msalitarr brought tall prima
Figs sold steadily, at late muttatioes.

MONEY MLMIEBT. —MONDAY.
The stock instils& ars da, and the demand for
money is quart. Consols ars at 901 to 1 for inoney and
assoont.

CORN R&MEET&
MITIODPOLITAN, Thursday.— A very moderate
supply a English wheat was on mle at our
market to-day. The soecnints respectieg the Lao-
of harvest week being favourable, there was
very little dossed either for red or white qealities,
and ernes asest be eonsidered is a great ensastre
seminal. About se average supply of foreign wheat
IRS OS oiler. The business doing is all descriptions warn
wry Seated, yet pries* ruled "Unwary. Floating
wren re eras were in dow request, at Lae rates.
The supply of barley an sale was but moderate. The
trade ruled quiet, but at lets prism. Melt met a slow
eau at previous quotations. Them ass a good supply
• of oar on sale. Good and line qualities were tolerably
firm in prim ; but the value of inferior qaciiities had a
dreppe.g tesiesey. Beans and peas were dell, at
ram. The Goer trade was quiet, on former
Tinneday.i—There was • far supply of
166.6 w.4a4 at Maim* to-day, for which the sale was
dell at bo4 week's prices. Foreign in limited roped,
, Marl to alba sales in qmatity 1.. e. per quarter less
moriey had to be take.. Sweet ~NI barley 3a. to
• I per quarter dearer; other kinds unaltered. Oats
dull. 'bet sleeks being duet, late values were fully
indlateined. LAM& corn tame nay in retail, at our
advaeced qeotatatea. le other arlielas no alterative.

CATTLE MARKET'S.
YMOPOLITAN, Tbareday.—The supply of beasts
bare 11.-dsy was moderet., sod in very middling ems-
&Won. The (se prime breeds as offer mid at Moarlay's
earreoey, rt., from 5.. dd. per Mb., othetwis Mee bile
woo sloe, at late rate.. W. erre fairly Nam= wal,th
sitar, wale' mat a doll isquirr, at, in
aligotio 0.-premed qeotwioes. Prima Downs, however,
prc mod 6s. 2 to 6. 44. per Mit. Lambs roved a
slowly at from 6a. to 7.. per 81b. The supply wee
rather limited. Calves were a 4an *airy, as former
forma, vat. from 6.. EL to 5. 24. per :&b. I. pies sad
se la as.. thie tramastioos were limited, at last week's
qauMatows.
Per Mb. to sink the offs,.
- -

- -
TeL coortobowt• 3 Ito 4 2 Priametowadowas 6 21.5 4
,ee4 quads, 4 4 .410 Lrg. away colon 4 21.4
Primo Iwg coat 13 61.6 2 Prom .0 4 16t. 5
, Primo 6t. 6 2to 6 6 Largo hogs... 3 61.4: 4
JUL team 4 •to 4 10 Neat awl porkers 4 644 4 1
Ilecood gwaiity 5 eta 1 6 arks'. atiwa,aelt 1$ 61.110
Paine aie wUd 5 2to 6 0 Qr old str pi ado 21 oto 26 0
Inn* Ea. Od. to 7s. Od.
Total supply —Beams, 1,100 ; sows, 140; sod
4.ebs.P3,2eu ; calves 1.170 ; 340- Fortalo:
720; sheep and lambs 5,40); calve*, 920.
BIUtTOL, Thursday. —Thus we.. moderate supply
el beef as mar market to-day, and tJae whole en offer
ez.lmaged heeds at an early hour, beet deuriptions
real iog from 704. to 73a., and in Nome cases 74.5. was
ebiained ; and moooduy ems** wads fro 88s. to 708.
per awl. A larger ..apply of sheep than lad week, and
lief* well • gooJ trade, best we, ben realising from Bd.
tollid. and in some few cum 9d. was even for small
gluey of Ws hest quality; ewes fetched from lid. to U.
per lb. Lambs sold well at from 9d. to 9i4.. and in
some emeolikl per lb. The supply 02 Fiore cattle was
larger than last weekend the demand wee rather better,
en, thong mood obtaining very high prices. There warns
la.ger est pay of wile) courcand orioes showed a consider-
able redaction, so a.eraire 11(14114 being from £l4 to £l7.
we ad • very hors supply of pigs, and everything on
Geer wee quickly bought at an mailman on loot week's
pair% Mem pigs rea,ising from 10a. 6d. to 10.. 94., and
porkers Ile„ end in a few instanees more money was
gives. Tie show of hones was very limited, owing
prusably to the great colt market of lam Thursday.
Nomura AND LIADINHALL, Friday.—The supply of
meat on sale is very modsrato, amid the trsdo rules firm
at extreme rates.

Per Sib. fry the carers.
Ud. it S. I c L I. d.
Work.. boot . 3 oto 3 4 I Interior mottos, 4 •to 4 8
Middling ditto I I„ 4 0 iddl tog ditto.. 4 1.1 „ 6 4
Primo hugs do. 4 2 ,4 6 Prhae date .. . 6 0„6 10
MIMI moll ditto a 8 „ 4 10,1 Largo pork . .. 1 8 „ 4 8
Vold 4 0 „ 4 0 Small &too .... 4 10 . 6 6
Laza, 52. to te. 4d.
_ ....

PB.OVISIONS.
?Sere is about an average business doing in most
blest/ of better, and prices are Itai,ly supoorted. Fries-
land s selling at 112 a, Kendra and Zwolle 104 s. to
108 a. G•Otli110,11 96. to 94a, Emden and Leer 92a. to
We., Jersey 90a. to 100 a, and French 1112 s. to 84s. per
cwt.. Bacon is rather dearer, with • good demand.
!isms snd lord continue stendy in price. Cheese is
inactive. Edam 50s. to 56a. Goods 40a. to 475., Kanter
90. an Ma. to 625. per cwt. All other
pianism ire Ana fa price.

HOPS.
The motet [.very moderately supplied with all kinds
of hops. The demand, however, ruled quiet; but
prim.* ere arm, and wlthoot change from Monday.
%woe-I,We amount. continue to be received from the
plantation..
Per eat.
Mid.aad East Keats .. • • .. 100 s. to 1101.
Wald of Meats . moa. „
guises max „ 1441+.

LIILWORTEL
Daman/in ACCLDWIT. —A dreadfkl itocident oo
mined te a was named Dorey, farm bailiff to Mrr.
Mande& It appeared that on Monday evening
li. was brewing harvest beer, and that be was
standiab on a plank on the rim of the copper
pumping out this boding liquid, when be fell
in up to the armpits, supposed through the tilting of
the plant. A person who was near the door, hearing
Duero, ery rushed in and pulled bun out, and
seediest aid was obtained as quickly as poatible,
but the injury he reoeived from the scalding water was
so serious that he died about six o'clock on Tuesday
morning, after lingering in great agony for twelve
hours. An inquest wee held on the body the same
evening, iefore Gibe Symonds, Poo., ooroner, when
a verdict of accidental dimM was returned.

POOLE.
Nun= Aill FOREIGN BIBLZ SOCITTY.—Tbe
anneal meeting of du, Poole Auxiliary of the British
and Foreign Bible Society was keld at the Townhall
on Monday evening. The chair was taken by the
Rev. A. W akimbo°, wbo in & lucid address set forth
the skims of the society, and Dr. Gill, who attended
as the deputation, gave an interesting account of his
exorriesoe of its workings in Canada and other
places where he had travelled. The meeting was
also addressed by the Rev. R. T. Verral, and the
Rev. Marriott. A collection was made at the
close af the proceedings.
leirolicnne or THZ POLIO& —On Monday Captain
Wks, Government Inspector of Polio., accompanied
by Mr. Alderman Gkeese, in the &bermes of the
mayor, made his annual inspection of the Poole
hortsagh polies form. After having the men put
through their drill, inspecting the books, and going
through the station, be expressed himself highly
pleased with the general bearing of the men, their
efficiency, and clean appearance, and also as to the
manner the books had been kept by the superin•
teadeut.
XLLIZILD ASSAULT. —On Tuesday Wm. Gaulton,
was summoned by Mrs. Jane Harland, before E.
:Mullet, Esq.. and Dr. Lacy, for an alleged amok on
the Saturday previous The complainant said that
on Stturday last her daughter was standing on a
shear onside her house, cleaning the windows, when
the defendant mine along. The latter said something
a',..ut the postman, when her daughter replied,
" a tall better ask your wife." This was all that
prosod at that time, and Gsalton went on. In about
half an hour, Gantt.° returned, when, without saying
a word, he knocked her daughter off the chair, and
then knooked her down. Complainant then went
out and mid him not to knock her child about in
that saanner, when be naught bold of her and
dinhoi her head against the window, breaking
dour panes of glasa, and afterwards caught her by the
*west, completely rendering her insensible, when a
11111rpos was sent for. —Louisa Harland, daughter of
somplaiment, corroborated her mother's statement.—.
Perthalefence, Mrs. Martha Larkbam, who saw the
'whole Adair, was called. She said that she was
standing against her mother's door when daffodil*,
coo alonn He said " halloo Lou!" and Louis
leadand asked him how about the p ,stman ? he had
User go to his wife and ask her. She had fr..,
Inently. for the put few weeks, heard the Larlo
ham's call out to defendant to ask his wife about the
postman. Defendant then went on to see his wife's
mother' and on his return, about twenty minute*
afterward., he asked Louisa Larkhain what she
meant about the postman, a. she was always at him
about it. She gave him a push, and he struck her
Lack, when she, in jumping off the chair on which
she was standing, fail over some buckets that wars
there. The complainant than ran out with a heater
in her hand and threatened to smash defendant's
brains out if be touched her danglitisr, when he
pushed her back, her he did SO want asp
thing toasty I fell duw* boil& ',Wail*
is frequents, —The Bola said it was a
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a h mbend `. at an! listrjer-itutirtiodory
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