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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-03-02

WOOL MARKETS.

BIUD7011). Tharp:44.—Th* nubile sales of colonial
wool have opened rather cinietly. The &handsaw) of
buyers haa been good, but the bidding' bane not been
bria. A tutrsii. qualities have ruled in favour 30
DUrChSaert• Caps torts, however, have been firm in
mice. The quantity arrived is—nuatralien, 12.871;
Vt0t0ri5,49,283 ; Taanntolt,3BB ;South A ustralia,2B,s73 ;
New Zealand, 1,001; Swan River, 797; and CapeS
23,837 ; making a total of 117,340 balm. In addition
to thia about 15,000 bales were bad over from last
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-03-02

Per Me., to the Ofiat

s.d. 5. d. s.d. s.d.
Inf. coarssboasts S to 310 ,Priro•louthdown.ll 4to 6
Second qoT/fty... 4 0 io 4 8 !ter. coarse carts 4 Btc
Prima lams ciao 4 10 to 6 4 !Prima . 5 4 to 6
Prime Scots, he. 5 6to 6 8 Jl.to. bop
... S g too
Inf. coarse .beep $ 10 to 6 6 !Neat st. porkm 4 10 to 5
&mood quality _ 4 Bto 0 8 Scanty. calres,ecti 23 oto 26
Prima corm 1.114 510 to 6 2 Qr. old str oles.do ti Ste 25
TOT 'LT. SETT T.
Besot. . , __ 1060 I BseM6 . 610
81wep..
Worn

SUPPLY.

nisei

SVTPLI

.40 Boas
-•--

EhuringLD. priagy.—Moderato oupplios of most us
on sale, withs oir cl•muld. Priam rule is under :
sta , by Lb, ouomora
. .

d. a. 4.
Inferior beef .. 3 4to 3 8 j Inferior mutton 3 4 to 3 0
Middling ditto 310 ~, 4 2 Middling ditto . 4 0„ 4 3
Prime large do. 4 4„,1 0 I Prime ditto.. 400 5 2
Prime mall ditto 4 8 „ 4 101 &mall pork ... 4 6,. 5
Vaal 3 2 „310 1 Large ditto.... s 0 „ 4 8

Busror„ Thwegay,—Rether short supply of beet.
An active trade,. sod the high prices of last week were
not only maintained, bat in some instances the quota-
tions were a shade higher; 75a. per .wt. were freely
giveu for very best samples, while ...c.d.., and
inferior qoalities realised from 68s. to 72a. In eon-
sequenoe of the high prices. and the short supply of
sheep kat week, • comparstively lie number mine to
supply, and • brisk Ueda soon domed off .11 on offer,
:rasotd.rtooli- dee:,
rsaisibut t.hge
the
high
hd
ewes and inferior sorts, and 80. Of store settle we
had a rather small consignment of Irish aamples, which
are at present too dear for this market, and, therefore,
difficult to sell i of English samples we bade fair supply,
figure fully
9Fid"Porusilbto..
and a good business was done, there being on the whole,
an improvement visible in this branch of the trade. We
had a large number of miloh cows, but most of them
were of rather inferior quality, and trade was quiet, at
prices ranging from 03 to £l9. Of pin we received
about 500 from Ireland, and although the supply was
short, it was quite sufficient for the demand, buyers
deolining to make large patabuea at the present high
baron pip realized 125 3d, and porkers, 12. ad
per score.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-03-02

L•NOTON.

Dung or MAL iAltil-0-1173•0-111.—To a large circle
of our readers the melanalsoly intelligence contained in
Oel obituary coluntia elf the death of Mrs. J. J.
Farquharsos, the beloved wife of the reverted "old
'Squire' of Dori* will be reesived with feelings of
profound plot. Mn. Farquharson, who had been
suffering for several semis from "bright'. disease,"
was a liberal eapporter of the various ohoritioo In the
wooly of Dorset. She was twioe married—first to
.1 Phallus, H•q., to whose memory • very handsome
marble monument Is erected in Wells Cathedral, and to
her mooed husband 33 years ago. She WM 75 years of
age, being tea years the junior of Mr. Fsrquharson, with
wham we are sure all will deeply sympathies in his
hotelman et.

A HOP. WiLilpo Tix MILE. WITH • Baocur
N.ol.—On Friday Mr. Pliant was hunting with the
13.V.11., and at the end of a loug run near Short Wood,
his horse, a °lever fester in the sot of jumping, fell on
It. head. Finding the lion.. was "queer," its owner
brought him borne et mom, a distanos of 10 mile.. On
entering tie Antelope stables It fall aad died Immo.
diately. Mr. Stook, veterinary surgeon, next day made
▪ post-mertims aseatiastloa, sad found that the third
vertebra of the meek was &welshed end broken I The
injuries mad have hese ownsioaed by and immediately
soespasall on the asoidirat, and that the animal weld
walk 10 lades with a broken and diesolated nook is ,ere
ban% an upreosisated occurnees.— Shirt/gm
Janos!.

IN
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-03-02

WEYMOUTH.
Tan OrtranYour at St. ILtry's Charon on Sunday Wit
mourned to kl 4 50. Lid.

UAUSULLLY Low Tlnu—Tbs tido on Saturday Imi
was lower by at least • foot than it has been for some
years- The hoduisnoe of the moos being sided by •
stress westerly triad, the water was drawn from the
Harbour and the shallows, until rooks and shoals
11=that have not boon anoovorsd for • long time.
bays been a first rat* oppoyssaity forth. kropsm
of aquaria to march for Om atr.nie orpuisms to obtain
which that. ham been ouch a rum, and callsetors tanks
Night to be plentifully stocked with esa anemones and
beautiful seaweed..

A CAUTION.— &even' dogs, Immoof kreat mine ham
of Lobo hems poisoned is the mighboarlmod of liadioole.
Them louses have boar mimed, it is mush loam,, tram
meson' indlembninatoly laying poison about their
promises for atm penmen of cloOinvios vermin, Ito. It
Ii nooosloory to appriee parties doing no that If proper
eara and caution are not used by them, and any person'.
dogs or other animals am so poisoned, those who laid.
the poison, by 'hat, not using 'aliment promutkolei =he
thernsalme liable to a promotion for darcisgas. Berman
are particularly recommended on no mooaut to sweep
poisonous articles to any place approachable from the
public roads. We understand that Mt A7llog hat had
a valuable greyhound poisoned during the Peet yeah.

TIUDESMANII Furrnatt.—nr. W. &rant, baker, of
Park-street, whose death we recorded led week, was
one of the oldest of that trade in Weymouth. Both
his father and himself had been old Inhabitants, and
Wing highly respected, his funeral oa Friday last was
marked with more than usual notice. Most of the shops
in Parkatreet had eltsMarelup, end the eons wee hone
by his fellow-tradesmen, while master bakers to the
namber of 16 airsompaniod the *wpm to the gram
Many other inhabits/its were in UM moarafnl pro-
amnion, yid& iaeladitd ropreseetatirse of &latest ',very
trade in the town, and was so nameross as to remind
one of the "open" funerate of old Wm&
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-03-02

THE ROAD TO HEALTH AND LONG

LIPS SECURED BY
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.

IMPURITIES OF THZ BLOOD,
In solecting tbe most appropriate motions* for a pertloale
aliropeanitbere may te BONO dilleulty mime one se be boned
to , and lawny. the quality of the blood
Thew le poem. siad exert thaw three qualideatlons In ea
extraordinary decree. They enable the gem& to age* any
ordinary food. thareeth the thavtary powers cd the Hear,
claims and parity the Mood, axed all morbid metier, and
three into the circulation the pore* elments far wataisalag
acid repairing the trans.

_
wiu.vriess &ED DEBILITY
Row sway moose stew tram debility without harries th•
mosS . why they in fu.! Is meet awes the Amami Is the
arermor. Ealowsfs Pills Imre lour blue tamed fur rags
Wise • disordered steaseit, sad=
tire t 0..; tar, ems theedent wed
neverdsiling remedy is ail car where the lesirote
say maw hes become latpstred of nohow'
ALL DIBOADEBB AIFECTISO THE LITE& milk=
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-03-02

TAUNTON, flatardsi.—Tbers WU • brisk trade to-day.
Cross-bred wool fetsked 154 d to 1544; Dorset born,
154 to 1544; Notts, ltd t 01444 per lb.

HOP *LIMIT.

BOZOOGII, Friday. —rho demand has been rather
more animated. but the transactions are still far from
An....d are the quotations :—Mid and
Rest Kent., £2 101 to El 7.; Weald of Bents, 112 Ge
to £4 lOs ; Einsesz, £2O. to £3 11514 Farnhams,E3 Ms to
£6 ; Coventry, £3 101 to £3; Bavarians. £3 to
£3 10s ; Belgians, £2 Otto £3 Os ; and Yearlinp,
£2O. to 10s. per Get

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-03-02

Gcntral News.

THE Prince of Wales will not return to England till
the first week in say. . _

Tag Owl ia able to eased that the Cabinet are in
tterfort accord on the subject of the iliaeetablithinent of

ihe Irish Cbarcb.

A Newavinnon, named Williams, of Camden Town,
London, committed suicide a day or two ago by
pouring pendia oil over hinuolf, and then setting fire to
the doid.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-03-02

_WINTERBORNE

&SLUNG Laarasa--Ou Saturday last at the Magis-
trates' (herb's 011100, Blandford, AM Hook, a young
man formerly in the employ of Mr. John/Ica-nett, shoe-
maker, of this village, was brought opus custody before
J. J, Farquharson, Bog., icor., charged with stealing
from the premises of Mr. Benoit, senr.,part of • foreign
sole butt of loglsoe, a quantity of nails, four lasts, and
other articles, and also on • second charge with Roiling
13 pairs of uppers and two odd ones, some cork and
other socks, the property of Mr. John Wesley Barnett,
from the same store.. It appeared that for a oonaider-
.. . . .

able kine Mr. Barnett bad mire.sed various-ar—t;ole—s—f;.l
his shop, which is situated at the beck of hia dwelling-
house, and which in *Dueness** of some defect in the
leek war not always fastened at night. His suspicions,
from certain hate 'shish mine to his knowledge, rested
Upon the primmer, who from his former connection with
Yr. Barnett, was *ell &animated with the prenuam,
and • search warruit being Mined, preeecutor a000in•
panted by P.C. Danis/proceeded to,Hook'slodgings,where
Is • bon, wader his clothes, the property was found.
It also transpired that Hr. Barnett, jimr. is
.I.l* agent
for IllAsers. Wire, Brothers, and Co., of Baliabary. and
I young min in their employ, named Grist, identified
the two add womem's uppers as forming pert of two
pairs warned by Kr. Barnett, juin. A &nasality of
rivets &Imo found in Hook's box were identified by
the same person as his property from the handwriting
of Grist on the outide of the paekags.- Prisoner
reserved hie detains, and was onomitted for trial at
the ensuing arises. lie was afterwards released on
bail.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-03-02

CHARLTON ILLEBHALL

Two first Peony Beading, on behalf of the Working
Ken's club were bold in the Club-room, OD Tuesday
evening. The atteadthes was very good. Kr.
Vimrd read "Snuff boxes," Mr. Bastard, "Th.
story of the Poet-office Saving's Bank." Mr.
Torkington, a story by Grimm • Bey. Mr. Cattle
" Croaking Nate," Mr. "My first desf
In horse flesh," Mr. Torkingtoo, "Look at the Cloth."
The readings were Laternemed with the following mania.
—"The Blue Bolls of Scotland, "Bee our oars with
feathered spray, Couiediaa boat song," " ileantiful,Star,"
"All anteog the Barley," and the National Anthem
Those were given by members of the club, theompanied
on the piano by Mies Visigoth The readinp were much
apprethited atid we bops another meeting will be
&ravaged at an early date.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-03-02

Nantribirt.

VfLOCINEDIN AND TOLLNAIR.-At Soatharsiptou, on
Tnesday, Edward Andrews, collector of tolls, vu
summoned for taking toll of Mr. Butane Jones for bin
two-wheel velocipede. All Mr. Jones wished for was
not to be charged every time he passed over the bridge.
He sus charged Yd. for the velocipede. as • wheelbarrow,
which it could pot he. The defenoe net up by Andrews
wu that be charged for truck, and perambulators, and
be had a pureed right t.eh.rge for the velocipede under
the rune clause. Th. Bench, after some consideration,
said the eau would be adjourned until Wednesday
next. It would be csosidered closed, and the adjourn-
ment wan only in order that the m. gietrates might
consult Hr. Eldridge, and give their deciaicia.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-03-02

Borsetsbire.

The s' Logo Paituunur AND Tel RitOnslot
PAW/AWL—Notes asd Queries p.1611411' a list al 411
members of tits pramen Parliassoot, who us fie far aa
am be easurtabsed) the direst basal desnendanta of men
who sat ia lb. Loog Parliament, MS/ irasogst thlllll
we Sad the Hon. W. H, B. Portman, ALP., for Donut,
descended front Sir W. Portman. member for Taunton,
in the ever moisorable House of Gammons 'bleb
assembled on the 3rd November. Nil
Ti. Lowe AINIIIIII.I The sommiados for bolding
time wins will be opened at Dorebester as Friday
nest, sad the business both at Nisi Pries and in the
Crown Oman will be prosooded with on the following
day. We boar that then are two special jury cues
Ni down for bruin, one being Hann v. the Weymouth
Gem Oosistunsee Compah7, vita is an &stint arising
out of the pa explosion at Mr. Heat's shop lut
Simassaier, and the other an met* of npietin against
tbe sorporadon of Lyme Regis. Phan are also several
obtaince jury stem The following Is lb. ealandar of
r=for al :—Wm. Stainer, arson at Okeford
is M ; Charles Frampton, anon at Guam* ED.
Mishati_ ; George Witty, abominable crime, at Winter-
borne Houghtos ; George Vine, dward Warren, and
Robert Byers burglary at Blandford ; Franklin Rogers,
forgery at Ripon ; Charles Look, Simon King, David
B awash and robbery al Fordingtoo ; tiny
bores& Durant, souosalingMrth at Swinton ()sandhi;
William NswberrY, George House, sad Thomas
Hodder, night pos.bla, armed, at Bradford Poverell ;
Thomas Hammond, slosilug money and pane at
Carmine Marsh; James Bichanan, burglary at
Portland; Charles Mook, dealing wearing apparel at
Wizaborse Minster; John Hunt. obtaining IS hee't
rlitgy false preteens at Marshall; Joseph Taylor,
pork, candles, is., at &Upon I Michael Read,
assault with inteat, La, at Portland- Hannah
Nareballaay, 'Wing two sonatsaises at Weymouth;
William Go« v sad Jompi Pria assail sad robbery
at Whiaborno Minstar ; Jets D on, stealing moan
'at Fordingtoa ; Alexander White, breaking aod entering
I awarebou.e and dealing a Isrle at Bradpol• ; Tom
Lovell, stealing wheat at Obiakorell; Robert Tarim,
stadia( wearing apparel at Witymosth ; Edward
Duncan, assault on police at Weymouth; Wlllia
Marron, miasma, ha, at Portland.— On 'Boil: George
Pops, uttering a foetid order at Lytabett Matraven ;
Dade, Aunty' wearing &Dural st Winsborse
Kinder; Josiah A 11.., basks' sad eateciaglas °at-
heism at Stratton.

I ri-ipor.-'
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23 44 SI NNW
24 60 34 W
35 41 44 NW
36 50 44 NW & W
17 47 34 NW
24 44 30 NW
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-03-02

NOR DEN.

Tat friends in connec—tiOS-;MTk-the Wesleyan cause
here feeling the deearalciity of an harmonium in their
chapel, have been recently making an effort to obtain
one, and in furtherance of that object • tee meeting was
held on Tuesday, to whish a goodly number sat down.
After the tea • meeting took place. the 'hair being ably
filled by Mr. W. Croaker. of Wareham, and easellent
speeches were made by the chairman, the 1t... G.
Farkor and Mecca Foster and Hiker. The proceeds
of the tea amounted to F.soellieltoeith the subcriptions
previously obtained, will cover the cost of the har-
monium.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-03-02

POOLE.

Fonturreme' Fgerivor..—Forestry he. now gained •
good footing in the town of Poole, there being no lees
Mon 575 persons belonging to the Order. Of MIMI. 231
belong to Court Unity (No. 3210), and 361 to Omit
Amity (No. 1855). The &nasal festival in connection
with the Order took pleas on Tuesday evening, when
there wee & large attendanse it the romperenee Hall,
Hill-street. TIN hall was decorated for the omission,
with mottoes, he., moony* which wax "Strong are the
beads °Unlit: and Unity." F. T. Rogers, Req., justice or
the peace, presided, and the *their of Lougdeet church
song during the evening, Ins very creditable manner,
several soup and &omens. Mr. Martin, secretory of
Comet Amity, end Mr. Pease, of Court Unity (Chief
Ranger) gave some very trammeling fasts about the
law with which they am respectively wow/Med. The
esAtal of Court Amity ie £l,OOO, and the capitol of
Omirt Unity, £3OO Do 32. The amount poid out for
&knees by the Courts WY se followe-rCourt Amity,
£143 18e. IL; Omit Unity. £ll5 194 Addresses were
delivered by the *dram, IL Lew, Seq., and other
tiseeaies Interested le the welfare of the eofteey. Mr,
cis
* harutoalate.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-03-02

ISWANAGE.

: MOWLIII lerrnoTA.--Lii-u—irs—d'ay, the 26th ult., a
concert wag given on behalf of the funds of the
I Institute. The principal performers were Mrs. and the
Hines lisniett, who have lately tsken up their rem-
I dean in Park Road, and established a eitininary there.
i Judging from their performances thia evening, their
.u. 1.4 talents an of the highrst order. Hrs. Barnett's
rich and full vans filled the room with • volume of
sweet sound. The eoneart was divided into sacred and
«War pane, and wee enelliant. The deetts by Mrs.
: Barnett sod Mn. Arbon were splendidly given, and
vigosronaly encored, as were several others during the
evening. Mr. Hillier sang " Where there's • will
there's • way," and Mr. Furey, in his usual brilliant
style, gave "Th. Ship on Pi. e." The Swariege clam and
choir gave the anthem and glee. very fairly. We hope
to hen simihir treat. often, sad cordially welcome so
talented a family.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-03-02

DOROHNSTER.

MUNICIPAL.—Ths Mayor and onagoing damson vi
at Ow Handbell on Monday to record the votes of the
burgesses for two auditors and two assessors for the
mania, year. The latter Mice is aimply honorary,
bet to the former is attachad fees to the amount of
font goiessa. Ilse poll malted in the election of Mr.
J. H. Joees ((or the (mirth thee), and Mr. J. Morgan,
am anditon ; and of Mr. J. I,nds• and Mr. C. Hodges,
as urren,

TEE WUTIIII.-711, following is our meteorolorical
report for the week *waft Baader last :
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-03-02

Markets.

Throng/boat the week the earn trade has keen a hind.
to-mouth butane, but prier have not been lowered.
Th. only grain whia has received any partitialar
lion has bees an• qualities of foreign while" whilfh I.
required for =Wag, to eve ~tr.ortv to the largo
crops grown under our high cultivation at howie.—The
live-Mock market and meat trade hays been it • vet/
aelive state, prime qualities having advanced ad. per
stone for both beef nod mutton, 51. 84. and ea. &l.
being the present top quotations. As, however, many
besets are still sold at :la td. per stone, the number of
furo•J sales, through want of food, are consider/Able.—
The agricultural said trade is in a state of stagnation,
in consequence of the weather. Costildesks, however,
in short stooks keeps prices Arm.

ZNGLISH GRAIN.
fer Qr

Wb
8011.,.
toto
Foretra, whlta to
}t7e ... 40 to 42

OAT,.

Katt ... 28 to U
potato 31 to 115
Bootakt. food
* potato —to
Irish. black St to El
" obito 23 to 31
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-03-02

CATTLE MARKETS.

IlterzopoixraN, Thursday.—Supply a butte only
moderate. Prime breeds were scares, and in request at
full prices, otherwise the trade was heavy. Sheep, the
show of which was limited, were firm at the late
advance. Calves chanted bands to a moderate extent,
at steady currencies. Pip were dull, on former terma
. . .