The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-03-21 00:00:00

OORN MARKETS.

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Ilrarowo, Saturday-The stands in the exehanp
,is day exhibited rather a short simply of wheat, the
simony for which wee moderate, and the Bales eff,cted
rowers on much the same terms as those realised lard !
/meek. The malting season being nearly over the trade
Mlititeriey ruled doll. There was a brisk demand for
hansdnets, MN hest sorts of which were 6d. to ls. par
ermireaslart Mona and peas were • slow sale at tut-
seneseira
Booonatierok, Friday.-Our market was thinly
attended hi-day, in consequence of the stock sale, Few ,
samples of wheat were offered, which did not realise
more money than last week. Barley, oat., and beans
mee • dull sale at previous prima. Flonr trade quiet,
at late rates. Wheat, old, £lO to £lO 10s. ; new, £9 to
£lO per load. Barley, grinding, 251. to 27..; malting,
30s. to 31s. per qr. Oats, 20.. to 265. per qr. Beans,
38s. to 42a. per qr. Peas, 36e. to 40e per qr.
WAEmINETZI,, flatarday.-The supply of grain at our
.thßrket to-day was not large, but the trade generally
ih0„,.64 improvement, Wheat sold quietly, andjprices
wee, ~,14. vtry firm. Prices were between 36e. to 425.
Bagley gg.g. also in great demand, and prices again
'Maimed Is.'‘llts qr., questions to-day reaching 35e.
In other grain there L 9 a moderate sale, at the full
prises that have recently ruled. Oats make 200. to
be,. , he..., 38,„ In\ 435. ; peas, 365. to 440,; and flour
is firm. \
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Sairmin Disearena--Tbe mile which has been
blowing for the Los twit dm has caused Forlorn
idleaster to shipping on Slab east *oast, attended, un- i
.11appily, in several inetandba, with loss of Ilfe. At
.Tynemonth, where hundreds of ships sohght shelter on
%oda,' morning, numbers were driven &Whore. In one
,eue • collier brig went down 'frith all hands within
.sight of thousands of spectator*
Famarron Simms or A Gdinfilialf.--011„,„„ Fridal
oafternoon Mr. Bedford !mid an ' clued at nwitadipier,
,liespitai upon the body of Geo e Aitrord, aged 10
years, a private in the Coldstream Guards, who ooin-
liiiited aura& ender the following determined dream-
tetanus -Mr. Arthur Myers, assistant surgeon IC the
'43oldstreath Guards, said be bad hot previonely
lawns the deoeared until he tilts belled .to him
milient seven o'clock on the eVeriiiig 6lllT,n;esalaY hat.
Alliteetased was then lyieg , cin the with his
lased' on the MUIR}, , Blood Aria setting from
lie ateatrilss Ind the walls *mil sprinkled with blood
-Mad bride& Theiiall, Vehith had passed through the
90of tat the *ME, mai found on the floor, and had
wstildeloily struck against the wall. The musket moat
*we been placed on the floor muscle upwards.--Charles
Ashford, of Exeter, said the deceased was his brother.
'Be knew of nothing that would cause him to commit
areieide. A fortnight ago deceased wrote to witness and
41 he was happy in his position as • soldier. The
eased had written a letter which said "Good
, comrades ; I hope we shall meet again in ,
heaven. Gin. to my comrade Seating my V kit."-
t William 13eafield, of the Coldstream Guards roat be had known deceased for some years, and
lis had been ill for some tine and taking homospathie
medicines, in which he
he'd greet faith.- By the
Coroner 1 Decwaar94., had appeared strange, and had said
" Life is but I* 'Van. I wish I maid sleep not to wake
again," Witneu desired him not to talk to. Deceased
raid that the book he had height would deal with his
ease, but it appeared to diabetes Idin.-Colonel Strotig,
commanding the battalion said that deceased was •
eery sober, steady loan; end, in foot, bore a moat ex- i
cellent nharaoter.-Afeer some further evidence the I
ooroo r summed up, and Use jury returned a verdict of '
Taymorary insanity.
bleu:out is Mantetnevet. -On Friday, at the
:Lancashire Amnia', Manchester, Mr. Justice Shoe passed
sentence of death in the usual form on William ,
.Hamilton for having murdered Taylor Tilley, lard.
lord of the Glebe Ism Bimini-hem ldanebetter, on the
2nd of January lest, by stabbing hint With a knife. 1
Smocking 0000ILEAN01.-A sad affair came to light
in Norte& ea Friday. The body of Mr. A. Howes, •
young fernier, leis found lying early in the morning on
the read hen, New Harekenhem to Wymondluni. The
young sunk aeek was broken, and quite dead. It
appears that he had bees at tend lug a steeple Miele at New,
leackenhanimid that be left that village for Wymondham
sheet oriericlook on Friday morning. His horse arrived
at his aeletive's house at Wyse:áahe. east# ht the
meraisig, bat he was Aimless. A, itagaltwis made for
the yeses man, and wiltli the sum* indicated. It ir
geared that the demand was am is possession of his
geoaltiee at the him. .
To make
apoia, ef 'mo liquid gale .114iagraemea, 2 1-61 b. avoir-
elldules al or Givet, is dissolved
la • Übe of water in an enaehen pot plunged in hot
water, tie water lost by evaporation being replaced.
rIVIsa litia #na is ampktely dissolved, one-fifth of a
Ildlegearame of nitrie acid at 30 degrees centigrade is
=tee neidalwwws the solution into a violent state
earisam, mid a quantity of reddish-oolonred gas
ismagais, Whoa the mixture has become quiescent it
mdd be well stirred, set uide to cool, and afterwards
dplaseddimmtibetopped vessels for future rm.-Journal
Of the 81.1110 of Arts.
, 1411111011111 h AND MALTED BARLEY AB FOOD FOB
,Biomaaglasce has jest been issued for the information
-al Parllllimma, a preliminary abstract report of experi-
amen fimpleplisbee by order of the Board of Trade, to
VZ, atheimilathm value* of unvisited and malted
i
..-
AIM, Mock. The description and number
aislanted to experiment, and the duration of
..milii‘depetibmsdi, were as follows :-20 rows, in two
Alai id 10 Tula ; 20 oxen, in two iota of 10 each, 20
...hi; -60 shop, 8 lota of 12 each, 90 weeks; 48 pigs,
.in It lots ad 8 each, 10 weeks. Mr. John Bennett
Lewes, who writes the report, eaters into • descrip-
tion of the plan of each set of experiments. The
general result is that in only one of the comparative
experimeate-which was with sheep--was the increase
in live weight higher, and th• amount of food required
to yield • given amount el increase lower with the
.malt than with the barley; end in that instance the
-- Were very nearly the same in the two
.elgeML ^Small the other comparative trials, whether with
mum lamp, or pigs, the advantage was for unrnalt,,l
lathy, sad it was so in a greater degree than it was
aguinst it in the simile instance referred to. It seems
-that theresalts of these new experiments are consistent
with those °Mailed in an °Moist inquiry conducted in
1846-6 by Des. Thomas and K. D. Thomson with cows
.and with oaen, and also with those obtained at
-.3lhtlianeilled in 1848 sad 1849 with sheep. "The
general conclusion i.,," writes Mr. Lewes, that •
-weight of barley is more productive, both of milk (of
cows) and animism in lige-weight of fattening animals,
than the *mount of malt and malt-duet that would be
produced from it. There is, besides, the costa of the
'malting proem to be taken into amount. There would
appear, therefore, to be no advantage in malt over the
barley which produces it as staple food, for healthy
&milking cows or fatteniog animals. The opinion is
entertained by many, however, that • certain amount
of malt is beneficial when given in admixture, and in
change with other food, to young or weakly animals, or
In ' finishing' or 'making up' for exhibition or sale ;
that is, when the object is to produce a particular
r. salt, irrespective of the economy required in ordinary
fsedingo-Dady News.
eXeCasa, Soon' AIMED:tad Heir.-A few days
city of Londoa inspectors seised some beef on
taregormaises of Mr. Harp r Twelvetrees, and brought
It Wine the Lord Mayor for condemnation. It was
is-be jerked beef from South America, but his
Itmlehip pronounsed it ta, be iatelerably disgusting, be
diselieed if it were beef at all, and ordered its immediate
riselleashon. On Wednesday Mr. Harper Twelvetrem a,
ademsgenied by Mr. John Stuart, of Maoolteater,
.iter ; Mr. K. It Fripp, of Liverpool (firm of Martin
"smillsOo.); Mr. James Madden of Leadenhall-street,
*linden ; and Mr. Dunlop, waited on the Lord Mayor,
,aallaabiliperniission to make an explention in reference
he lbliaMmat. Mr. Twelvetrees said Dr. Anull had
adamitgaseleme of the condemned bet and prenonnoed
les wholesome, and superior in quality.
o of Liverpool, said that daring tne last
a the finis with which he was connected at
.isd imported 1.50) tons of it, which had
...mice sold and into consumption. They were
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John Stuart, of , said he
A.rnerican beef regularly on the last
and, exeept on an occasion a few
he had the honour of an invitation to
House, he had not enjoyed a meal
said the South American beef was
bat that wee the only thing
be_hailpy!oa

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Robert Barclay, .
John Garrett Cat, ti
Mark Cam% dolga, .
.warti James Daniel f,
William Davidson, Esq.
Thomas Dent, Esq.
Alexander Drum, Esq.
Fredk. Joseph Edlminn, Esq.
Charles Hermann Goeoben, Esq.
Rivtradile Win, stEif,iddiatt.
Robert Ataidttia %hi
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Lord Josceline Win. Percy,
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The Reversionary Bonus on Brillah LIFE rotacnsa
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DORCFIESTER—MR. THOMAR CDOMBR,
Blandford • • • kn. William Shipp,
ttridpor% • • Mn J, Oortiteit ind Sons.
Reaminster • • Mr. Richard Hine, jab.
Lyme • • • Mr. Jobb Jetrard.
Poole • • • Mr, George Jewell thil-111
Shaftesbury - • - JO. Thoints Itattey.
fiherborne • ' Me. L. IL ittlegg.
Sturminster Newton Mt. Benjamin Chessman.
Weymouth • • 7 Mr. Richard Hare.
Wimborne • • Mr. G.?. Huntley.
Wareham • • Mr. J. J. Bates, of East
Lulworth.
SOMERSEICSHIAR, and the Boidet's itr rkftthhhat
Counties :
Bath • . Messrs Thomas and Robert

CrattwelL
Wel% u • - Messrs. Beauchamp k Sere'.
A briclgn - • • Mr. John Stoward.
Bridgwater - • Mr. Edward Lilly.
1 Chard . .. 4 Mr. Robert S. Ballston.
Cattle Cary - • Mr. Henry Shorland Watts.
Crewkerne • u Mr. John Hammy.
Chrintobarch t Mr. John Xing%)
Frome • • • Mr. James Hugh, Stuakey's
Hanking Compaht.
Ilminster • t Se&del Palmer.
illnehead is • • st. Joke Worth
Ml!vent% • .0 . h... It, PsYne.
likepton Millen u % Fhtteis Hubbard.
tantrton • • • Meisro. Badaock.
Wfricanton • - Mr. John Davis.
Teteril and Ilcbaster Mr. 11. M. Watts.
Honthmolton • • -Mr. John Cook.
Barnstaple. • - Mr. Lionel Benoreft.
Ilfracombe • • - Mr., John ranfield.
Tiverton • • • Idt George Roesiter.
Honiton • • Mr. J. Bridgman Smith.
Ottery • • ' • Mr. Samuel Norrington.
Ringwood • • Mr. WM. Chapple.
Fordingbridge • • Mr. It. M. Davy.
Salisbury • • Mr. Edward Thomaa %arm,.
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CDTRILL'S STRAWBERRY PLANTS.
SPRING OF 1865.
Alfa A. HENDERSON, of Pine-apple-plate,
111 write,, "rhe Improved Black Prince, or
Richard 11., Is very fine, being twice the size of its
parent; large, mad, and heavy, of an excellent color,
with brisk, high laver. Highland Mary is more
tapering, &flaw the shape of the British Queen, but of
more regular shape, of good ire, with a sweet and rich
Wen

Yr. Flenderson's opinion has been fully appreciated by
thousands these four years past. Dr. Lindley has said
many times that be never could depend upon hiving
Strawberries until he had my breed; besides, they bear
• good orop the first year. They are very early and
very late, on account of the suosession of bruise*.
They are now all down to SA. per 100; but if selected,
or what is celled the first runners, 7...6d. per 100.
Cuthill's Early Black Prince,
Cuthill's Princess Royal of England, good size, fine
color, pine-apple flavor, great bearer, very hardy, good
forcer._

Cuthill's Richard IL .
Cuthill's Highland Mary. • ;
Cuthill's Prince of -Vales, good size, rich color, cone
shape, .tremendous bearer, first rate for table and pre-
serving; it is earlier and later than Elton on accmat of
its numerous trusses.
Newton Seedling, a large, handsome fruit, good
bearer, and very late, first-rate for market.
Best Mushroom Spawn, Be. per busheL Mushrooms
grown here all the year round.
Cuthill's Black Spine Cucumber, Is. per packet.
CuthilPs Long White, or Gun ditto, Is.
Cnthill's Highland Mary, or Winter Cucumber, Is.
Prince Albert, very prolific, Ivy green, 12 inches,
very early, ls.
fdelons.—CuthilPs Camberwell Beanty, green flerh,
Is. Other good kinds, 11.
Scarlet Flesh, Is.
Treatise on the Strawberry, showing how to obtain
harp early mops off a small piece of greund, Is.
Cnthifls PanaphkA on the Potato, Is. 6d.
Cuthill on Market Ilardsiatng round London, /cc.,
la. 6cl.
Crithill on the Celtivatlon of the Mushroom, Killing
of Woodlice, &O. Is.
Cuthill on the Cultivation of the Cucumber and
Melon, is.

JAMBS CUTFITLL, F.R.ILS.,
Denmark-hill, Camberwell, London. S.
pir Poet oMos Orden'. Camberwell Orem, 8.
MISS JANE LOVELL, DECEASND.
Pursuant to an Act of Parliament of the 22nd and
23rd Via., a 35.
rpEus CREDITORS and others having
1 CLAIMS against the ESTATE of JANE
LOVELL, late of Fordington in the county of Dortet,
spinsterdeoessed, who died intestate on or about the 10th
day of November, 1864, and Letters of Adininidtration of
whose Estate and Effects were granted by the District
Registry attached to Her Majesty's Court of Probate,
ELtndford, to Rossur• DAMON, of Fordiagton aforesaid,
gentleman, on the 30th day of December, 1864 are
hereby required, on or before the 28th day of
1865, to send in the particulars, in writing, .1
claims and Demands against the Estate of the d
to Mr. MONTAGU"! CHARLES WZITON, of Dorchester, ht
the said county, the Solicitor to the said Adecinistraies,,
at the ,szpiratton of which time the said Boa
Damon will r- ; distribute the assets of the
deeea!ed • parties entitled thereto, Is
Claims, and Demands of which
shall thee here had notice, and
the assets or any part thereof a 0
Person of whose Debt, Claim, or
_ not have had notioe at the time el, ,elateihation.
'sst this 3rd 'day of,lfireh, 1845.

All commtmilationa in relation to whatever de-
partment of the Paper are to be addrearied to
the Editor of the Dorset County Express and
Agricultural Gazette, at the Office, Chureh
Streeti Doi-cheater.

eonaumptio-Z.—Mr.
had dined off Bonin
t_hrfek_tieturJays, en
dir=ago' whm he
thelliensioe
sawn Mr. Madden
11)3Lil•Mel, 41.1mightlY, bk,
tagaindrit.--Mr. Toetrainees said be shottild to
plans glho *has of his Meek at the disposal
Constrossasignot inmate to be iested.—The
tion then dropped, the andrastending being thank&
areal cd soother mina* of neat on Mr. T
was to be at liberty to attend sad W"e iI4 ier
ti4l,k r!eoullArY.