The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-12-13 00:00:00

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THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, DE __-
Doictirarza 10th.-Tbe fine ot the Chrlstm----ea---""--•.-
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fliarkets.
they had emus
was told to-day, when there wail • IMP bOvply of f..B_llth.
"TEST NEWS. o re. end Bishop's Canning; where _
Tug 1e59033T OF LAST Wine In FOEDINOTON.- I acre. fun drawing it end carting it away. As to the 1 about -tie ~ . _ bed seen flex higher ----0--- eruoe 'quality, but drop WcIO ...M•Ca. lsl, bsll ..........
.."...." DOTSeI Coalltti Expregg. On Sunday morning, in the pulpit of Fordington church 1 profit of Sex cultivation, it was • well-known fact that clia,k, awl
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allu.ion was made to the above Inquest, ad the clis• in Irelenil mid Belgium men had risen from • state of than il. toe laradportodoisot_ it. CEMBER 13, 1870.
rt t, He thought the subject REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE. from Li" to £l6 orb, arid sold reedit,. ha*, ~•0.-,, • rms.-4
40 ail :ma. Wetter steep maintained high le, - .nna 4
At Ilark.lane buyer" have been move numerous than, p, , . befog meprol of at from Its to ros per bmirr. .ssiaui
NS* •-•"'CLANE, Tml3 DAY. Reaming death (of A. Meacham) which occasioned it. indigence to effluence by , and a fair business has been done in wheat a 2, sew briek. heosta,
eu whets The preacher (Nev. Handley Moult) took as his text way ; and he (Mr. 'Damen) had known men in the they shoo
Idgive it farther °'" .
isd on at. cultivation Barley • little cheaper, but oats - ---
4r.6.," Olt doe. not meet .0 good a TUESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1870. eMr Smiths cur a very firm pries.. FEEDING STUFF&
1 Cot. Iv., 5, "Judge nothing before the time, until western part of Dorset who had gained wealth in the the fact that the .
made more money. Beene, peas, and flour
Lizered cake in moderate demand. at Krim. ~,_...
ihidaY and the rata attainable , itt growth even in a small required is_ gr at
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the Lord come, who will bring to llght the hidden same manuir. He would not believe thst the bugbear he concluded it
-741 64'• ' ~cuc 8,403 a ready bale at firm prices. Linseed ja. rot
Ity. p not quotably over those of things of darkness-and then shall every man have trouble hail restricted its growth here, for in Dorset we The PEUIIROIT
I itr flu growning. He had • tarot ma markets on the continent are reported without
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„cwsign wheat firmly held, and El orsttstitre. praise of God." Be first alluded to the original re- had men as intelligent as any in the country, and who he should oe.orter in, 3'
301 year., 11113 he was told that when
It any new feature. Advice. received from America . rre ~.."7, .--70.-.---c„,z,= „Ter.....
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-"Leal for. American flour firm, -.0.--..... ference of the worle as used by St. Paul, a referent* were ever ready to take advactsge of all improvements at Upwey 1 broken tie fiaz was grown on
alma floor wee steady in value, but that oorn was , c,5 m per um Le
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11117. Barley sells slowly. The I ord Bishop of Salisbury has recently especially to the Christian ministry, and the duty of al they became available. and nothing could be done certain lend there was
d paid eimedinglltiowell. athte ----
licensed forgettingMinisterl his measage. y,...„ing L 0 the well without troublethought ft lt. f two succeeding year., an . . . declining.
the n . lie perhaps ax au i• or the higher part 01 Pre• .4 „at the L 4,
buy have very pner• Itainarte, °useful, per qr. .. ...
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\Ferompore
Beans and pea. of the Rev, Frederick Thomas Salmon, Clerk, to the more general bearing of the words he pointed out that vation hail b•un neglected f t f their having their If he were to attempt it on
or wan o would VALLI But where •.• '" -- °°°ll desire to make larger parabaes*, and
he was eonvinood it ally evinced more of is 'Tiled Tether more money. Curacy of Long Brody with Little Bredy. Judge lastaieg does not mean "haws DO opinion on right attention drawn t , it. value. For • long time its growth sent farm
giving as it would more em- is
yereteeeee they have had to
pay en „vane,
Paidid that if he were • younger mss toe,.
usgallot
varied.
Wild Bieck Sea .. .. • . .. 22 "0 4
' inquiry • prices about Her Majesty has been graciously pl., 44; approve .440 4.240484.• very far from it indeed; but "remember was prohibited in leases, but the time Mil now passed it could be done profitably. g . 7u7 cs
the following appointment :-John Tregonwell, Esq., of ,Berley, on the biaa •• hi I
your ignorance of Individual hearts ; end of the full when any intelligent landowner would object to his ploymont to labourers, he thought It • eery use
'l'll-112h. wheat, 7'320 GYanhorue Lodge, to be • Deputy Lieutenant for the circumatanses of each seas; and remember that you tenants growing flu, for be was quite sure it was by DO crop.
have *mama., Foreign afloat le .. 0
e replying, said be felt sere that 99 out
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t, 15,819; oat& county of Dom'. are yourself to stand before the judgment seat of means a crop th it deteriorated the land. He had had Mr. Dant. , .f. and I.) .. ••
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alinGalet ehvi:7ll Ear's Calm. En9lloll. Per ton • • .. Ile "0 I
Noigia.-Wheat, COMMITS= TO Till DON= COMITY PEI• 0112- Christ." " Yea," the preacher continued, "the Lord some experience In growing flu, and he must say it of t0..,.f1e per qr. for all approved
asaaropt;.
IGO who had grown flag . ,_,h3e. Ho aid hew very y reprove
other
aattotos
of the % ,
ewe Bombay, per qr. - 0 0
' g crop was mare prune 4 contrary, has experienced • heavr.
all made • little more many.
168 ; host*, Assists: Mary Masts Burden, forgery at Lanetoti will 00010, to brine to light the hidden thinP of dark* was the meet Profitable pert of farming he ever price call it an exhautan to he substituted for corn, ._Y,,, "cc remained much hs ch. cuss position Oa We Black &r and Azov .. .. - a "'
‘... 24,537 Herring. Hard Lobotsr : William Churchill, m ditas • crop
poaching nese. Every rising sun, every beet of the idea, is a find, although he did it in the rudest possible way. not reeent-"n • as Mr. Genge said, he woe "'" hum report. Archanirei .. • • • • • • •• GI •""7 I
la. at Mortise, 2 fulender months; William Lewis, stealing • step on the march to ledalment. Before that throne For Preparing H. he had to hire men from the west- but as an intervening crop : _ .
to
mereueute advised in our Alexandrian.. .• •• .. .. 64 •• " 4
fl for years would say that to
FLOATING CARGOES.-oFle 00AST, cr,: a I.
a ferret at Wambrooll, 6 weeks; John Farr. Poaching every soul that ever lived will stand In living now it wassdi the wise men did not come from the sure 'chance £lOO would be useful corn
H did not think Mr. G. Homer ail ib• ii, d. a. d. ht. Petersburg, fine.. .. _ „ 48 •• 0 4
'Oil, at West Knighton, 1 calendar month; George Shirgell, consciousness; oiticiract will wake up there with west, and his experience of thews men led him to believe if not to farmers.
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do him if he continued its „,_,__Wileea....,T. i
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vagrancy at Gasser* fit. Michael,. I calendar mogth ; energies never knowa before. What an unveiling it that the wet oues came from that direction, for he flax theand Meani
Elward Grant, assault at AffPuddle, 1 calendar month; will be 1 A few days ago. in our own parish, a careful never knew men who drank more beer and wanted *** • • ... not-e 6 a Cortex Esse. EOPtimb Per ton.- ..
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' illiam Jones and John White, misbehaviour at and cenrientions enquiry WU held, Wore ommonsible more than they did. Nevettlieleu, be was quite sure Mr. Homer grew . . ••
cultivation. He (Mr. Demen) calculated 2) pecks, and Odea 'e""an'd"'N"J.Juke.
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Loneon =WO • s
-Morns Union. 28 days; John Hatcher, tumult on men : and there WWI • aortic' ttaireiliag of hidden it was a profitable crop to him. He grew good flex and had had a good deal of experience,for feeding He HO did Polish Ode= .. .. •.. .. .. 4SO- 0 0
Nuw York, oblong, in Isis. .. .. II "11 le
at Shaftesbury, 21 days ; John Aelon4 things of darkness, of worst than heathen darkness I good wheat in the same year. The old way of watch- infiaitely better than the foreign
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aso much oh-It might no re- 0 0 Boston, in bar .. ... _ _ 1,, 4
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at Shilling Okeford, 14 days : William I cannot but implore all who have agy indeence (end log was expensive, but much improvement had been not Pal it oc'etalee- . and the Regllsh was New cum .. .. .. ,
lan6oo- 0 0 Westene, In MP • • • • • • • • 10710 . 8,1 ,
For two ears he fatted Cillit°r°
'ins • bonfire near the turnpike road at who has not ?) to use it against the means and the made of late. lie was not "le that Under the new believed English would give 101 M. to 121ba. per bushel.
liareallies, rqurg• •• • • • • • • 00 • V'
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days • John Davis, John Elliott, and plums of such dark things. Use the influent* of system the quality was any better, but it was more and foreign 14Iba or 151b5.1 .
with e MAUL 403_42 81
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•isbahavlour at Blandford Union, 14 prayer, of friendship, of example, at lead the example regular. Mr. R. Smith, of Stafford, had a scotching 500 sheep with flax seed boiled, and mixed tri straw Galata and Wee* .. . • • • • •
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-•1 : Abraham Winter, galling beer of never giving eountenanoe or encouragement to much machine which was simplicity iteelf. It consisted of • .. •• •• • • HEMP, FLAX, AND JUTE
Portland. 6 months; William things and such scene. yourselves. But this is not the cylinder around which was fixed wooden swords, which so well, while the manure was remarkably good.
nuilaT Thcro has not been an active demand for Manilla, lac
hen than it 1.1 now. ..,__ •
.. 400__16 tt balm have changed lean& during the week, ninsi.to, •••••!11
-sy without payieg his tare at main point I would press. I teethe inquiet as an in. when ill motion knocked the woody acre out of the GI. the seed was relatively leas value t
chaff, and he had never tried anything that arm_ weredlnd
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legmirelt ••• • • • • " „ 400_1e 27 of fair roping Hemp at 45.1 l's per ton. Theo, 4"..
-nth ; Ann Hill, druok, hex stance of the unveiling of hidden things of darkness; Last week he mw • machine at Seavingtoo driven by He gave each animal Ilb. of seed per day, with roo.. tg. Danube .. .. .. - ..
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transactions during the week at 1,64 talc., at luirdsumg ,44`.:.
-- over it. Mr. Admen
end then ask, what will the grand ueerifieg be? steam, and six men men and two boys were employed and chaff. One or two of the greedy ODDS at first word,. „ _ „ „ ece_ :
Not merely of vile deeds end abominable words, but with it. There wet Gone of the drying system by fire, aeoured for a day or two, but they soon got .00 good demand for New Zealand Flax,and we rum.. 41,417 s
....-.......Jute ready.
Buns, „ 480-37
of every secret thought. An Infallible Judge 1 Yes, bat the sheaves were owed through rollers by • boy Seidl • • •• ••• •••per too .. _ •.42 0
and infallible witness'. also I No fear of the awful siu who stood at one end, and as they emerged not help thinking that if flax was generally coltivated, Mixed ..
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Homer paid very dearly for his labour, but be could
Petersburg J !Mall
'r. is fixed for of perjury; no need to administu • hurried oath ; at the other end, the second boy handed them to the RIM Archangel . • • • .. .. .. fa 10 1 4
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autehitg mills would be artablished in the neighbour.
'there inn, no formal kiss on that Book which will judge oilmen men. He asked the men how much they earned per hood. In conclusion he referred to the. fact that w our Talfanrog • • • • '• - 4841- 0 0 IGO. W•P•P•h• - • - • • • •.48 u ;
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at the last day. Conscience will fella* Intik, the whole day, and they said 74. per dozen, i.e., 12 lba, and they traffic on the seas, and all the discoveries of other lands Danube
Omit fridA, and waking bet the fright, to the Lord Jews said that under the old system doing the same qa•ntity
Depute and SalonlcaMilletiond . • 4.10- 0 0 Limo, lieu .. .. • • • • ••13 ti •-• 8
Manilla, common to leaf rojilll ~ ~ ,
Christ. Would that it were more so now 1 Now the was worth 144. Each man could do about seven dozen lured into sailcloth.
Ifrurrsaao .. • • .. - Me- 0 ° .. a,
had been effected through the agency of flax, manatee. Smyrna Darla .. .. .. .. .... 400- 0 0
••• voice of Death himself is often fairly drowned in drankera per day, and after they bad paid the two boys, they On the motion of tbe President, seconded by Mr. T. Thu 4,,,.„ of .180* In *mac a coast restrir _
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laughter. I have heard of •home•here • Gorr, was would have about 31. 6h each. A little humble C. Saunders, the lecturer was cordially thanked ; and, boatmen. Moho very strong, 3?, 48003. paid fora
64011:01b.Ot lit‘i bai •
•••ing bruin land disfigured, and beneath the same roof engine drove the machine. On his asking how much in acknowledging the compliment, Mr. Damen said that
soundest wretched revelry wu begun again already. coal it consumed, he was told none at all, for the his services were always at the command of the dab. Pellet Rhino .. .• • • • • •• 37
•vely this was in the darkest corner of *MU dark "skimp "-the woody fibre from the flax-was more - CURRENT PRJCES OF ORALOI.-Dorf Fun. „a.m.,.
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'and,' In closing, the preacher remarked on than sufficient to keep it going. So the machine was PORTLAND. Witnar, &MILL and Kent white .. .. .. De
Wellechban arrived. Barley value to sell about nds
Ns to 64 •• 0
half-clean .. • • ••31 0 • g 8
•da of the text, 'praise from God.' It was a driven without any outlay for fuel-a great considers- THE Minotaur, 26, ironclad, Captain G. G. Goode' Norfolk common to tine .. .• • • ••18 1 ' "
a blamed truth. In one sense no one tion. The work done appeared to him to be perfect. nough, bearing the Hag of Vice-Admiral G. G. rod .. .. .. ~ 60 to 53 •• n
rejections .. .• • • • • ••17 19 • 4
-aim that day, in his own merit- but The waste steam was directed Into troughs of roots, weileeley, c. 11,, as Commender-in• Chief of the Channel Lincoln and Cambridgeshire • • .• .. 52 to 6300
-11" would be given. St. Paul would chaff, Ice, for stock. Climate was an important matter squadron; the Agincourt ironclad, with the flag of new 63 0 to 64 0
Neuerle• ... . • • • • • ... noss, Bum Ceylon and Bombay _ .. pi 4,1
Norfolk and Suffolk white .. .. .. „63t0 66 .
66 to .1
'cod prophets., and martyrs, and in the cultivation of flax, and he felt sure that theirs Rear.A.dmiral Wilmot. The Monarch, armour-plated Talavera
is; at not they only. Christian was 1111 well suited for it as in any pert of the ineuutrY, turret ship. Capt. Aynaley ; the Achilles, screw .. .. • • •• •• • • a...
quietism *ashen in wheals, being generally speaking moist and not so much subject stestrier, Captain V. H. Hamilton; the Inconstant, 16, Dantrie and Konigsberg .•• ••• • • 57 Yarn, good to extra line • • • • ••34 19
Itodock, Wiamar and Stralsund ... • • 67 to Oil • 574,814 825 U Junk
coarse to medium .. ... .. .. ir, to
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"be Saviour, would have to drought as eastward. Here it was wirteinly better iron screw frigate, cased with wood; the Northumber• Martanopull and lierdienski .. •• .• 46 to •• Fibre mew...,
' be crowns won in the than in Ireland, for in the sister isle they could not land, armourolad, Capt. C. May; and the Warrior,•• 9
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• beds. Such a crown save the seed, and nearly the whole they used Was screw mamnahip, comprising the fleet, remain United States and Canadian.. Winter .. .t 2 to 54
Petersburg and Suunka .. • • • • 4,6 to 47
Ne wearing, if only Inigerted from Riga and Belgium; but in England both do. do. .. ... Spring •• 4„"", J‘i RUTTER MARKEY.
'cm it was really flax and seed might be saved. It would he • good thing England before Christmas, and to be absent daring that
From, per rck of 280 lir tree,
short, but the quality tide week lireinne latter. sh, 4444_
ditto 47
on Friday. so that the money paid for it was kept in the country Country .. Silo 30 Town-made..clears off the biol. qualities; we qaote Era. :ea, a,..,„,17,,
of 196 the ni 0 to 27 U
- - ADWOIO.I.• estre-State, Per harTel -- - third. 16., west country Ms, itifenor said ill, wit- •••
-ci of one -it would be • national benefit. And what, if war PUDDLETOWN. do Sour .. .• • • 25 OtoWI 0
and upward.. Oatand 13.64 to 175 per dos. • 114 pal 1,
'in, of should come? for they depended greatly on Russia for Tug DILATE OF CAPTLIN BitYRIE.-The remains 20 6t017 0
lu the Foreign Butter Market there i. now so Jaw!
nob flax, se they did on America for cotton, and when of the lamented gentleman were interred on Wednesday Vienna,Huugarian, /M., scarce, per eack of hal ; Nortuudy is very warm., a few only being sin 511,95
• that supply was stopped had to send thousands
The labourers I:nuanretirs
morning at Puddletown. The funeral was attended only 40 to SIS
44 -at 140. to 160,; Friesland In nwilurato nquist at Lao'',
of
itP°p uthn4elt°frefruhesotarPerfringtiv."iWn tebeconooldthnootf groEnweacondttot: on t.thheeesderatriwe'res imthmeedbeiarateers,relmatdivesso.me Australian. .. • • • • •41 him "t° - Ito. ; Evil, 130 e to Ills; Leer 1121 to 1= ; Bomb ill -'-
37 tu 7.1
Californian • • • • • • ' • and Kasnspen and Zwolle 13011 to 140. per cat. holm;
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but we could flax; and, if We had war with pall.bearera. The shop" were closed, and blinds Bawl"' E'glish'esieollnendaryin-altadnog. ..... .... ...
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lii ditto, ~,,,,...L,-,o_ll-7-111iielkr'tmilutl,einr,g power"' Ith.,elcluirrei "tot 11.6;;; it 4;
what • good thing it would be to be as indepen• darkened almost every window, while a large number Grinduig and Distilling •.•_. • • "" - - ditto, Ls led teals Oil.
'het 00notr1 as Pomade, and to beep our of the pariabioners assembled to witness the solemn Foreign, &Pale .. .. - per Mita . 40 to 42
me. Of the 80,000 or £lOO,OOO spinet on funeral Glee. Danish and Swedish .. .. 32 to 34
he reckoned about one-third would go Banat and Stettin ,• • BO to 32 HAY AND STRAW.
Grinding - • ' Per 400Ibs 2310
iIaITIIIISIAL Thursday.
-onsidering our increasing population,
to be lightly weed over. All of DARING ROBBERY OF JEWELLERY TO THE Maze, Pine Pam • • • • •• - ••
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5.1 to 58 Per load of 36 trusses. I Per bedof ageism
-were in the winter which they VALUE OF £239 IN POOLE. Secondarwn y ditto .. - • • • • 40 to 50 Hay.. .. £4 10 Ole £7 0 (Clover Pi;oto LI • I
summer, but with • flax crop Fuoar.-Before the Mayor (J. fluter. Esq.), and oall.• English, leed..weight per bu51..313 40 lbe 22 to 25 Strew .. .. .. £1 10 oto£2 0 0 . -
-ofitably to the farmer and W. L. C. adey, flay. potato!) and Poland ..40 43 lbe 25 ti 18
POULTRY MARKET.
-se. Still, be would not William Rollidgs, alias neer, King, who gave his 40 42 ILA 24 to :Si
42 41 Its 27 to 30 Dievisra, Deo. tb-thicless, 3e. 6L ts 4s IA; deer 8 8
,etensively, especially address as of Andover, George Brows, of Kentish Town
-t a short ate of Landon, IFi'fiant Resseeti, of Maiden Newton, and 43 Its 27 ta U 4. 61 9^••be (etch/ 4.' 61 to el ; turkey,,
feed 18, 20 to 24 ls. 21. to Is. 4d. per pair; eggs,. to 91.,r a shillng i
in getting 'nen Bridgcti Costgrare, of Galway, Ireland, were placed at Black • • • .30 38 lbs 20 to 22
PRODUCE MARKET.
when it hid the bar of time Police-office charged with feloniously Diet, potato° .. .. -42 ; i
feed .. .. • •
Foreign, Dutch Poland. ... ..30 42 Iles 23 to 24 _
'keyed with breaking and entering the shop of Mr. Henry Selfe, brew The Produce Markets have again been without activity:B,
No same jeweller, of High-street, Poole, on Thursday, end steal. toed •• ..st ist ihe to to gg principle articles continue, hum:, er, to meet • dirty cora.
3. 42 iba 21 44, 26 LIV.I Jel.lalid•••••Ful. DOW the demand has been hnek. iad
"'et. _fi; Hic.,, a largo business has spin teen dm, 6,4 04
that it ing there from two trays of gold rings, two gold swedia,
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33 40 ma gi 4,c 24 I.3.diricesyl:atsio,ofillticheurinailthe..inced.tinCklmopsetrincregert...-Gt.....effee,„,heamt
‘4,4,8 watches, nine silver watches, one tray of gold pencil
gold shad.', chains, pine, and sets of earrings, to the OuneEnabg-Soolinhßtc7(,32:er-33tonte;;;32-3e-.
.4 cases, one trey of lockets, 100 broabes of Tenons kinds, R
Ll 4 £l5 0 - Irish £l3 to £l4 0 market hiss • ducidai upward tendency. In Spi.os there ii ro
DaKairlit„ „goon
old 82.83 Ffte0rt.638.n..40 lbs.:. :It' 851$ change to report; there is still a diepositien to hey am
linti both on the spot and for unnl. tire ma*
'oh/ of £239.
'tr. Henry Sell° said lie was sitting in • room at the to 66 Mai Petersburg tallow shows no orammel ,magi,
'rt. Oa looking at 011 e of the windows Peas-English, gogioh, white 41. 4G. ••••Pcsrftl. -
flats shop nu Thursday evening writing, about
',lock, when he heard what he considered a rar:igaund.
FMaxagfan.r..th -..
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aPePPejad.•
EXETER MARKETS -Feia-s•v.
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.C3aurru..
s.. rwiusars..o.3-porratdilatiocookl., 13*.!6.11
d0t0,..1.3:4:7.1Lytper.
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Egnstian .. ..
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broken and the prisoner Rolling, had
h4oggi..B to
s4abolo uestc'l.4.:. caiSh•l'sti. -Va7:etsmiuPip'.lY.l4:7l; loi•efiall}de"t• "
-ough,thu hole, and wee in the act ofper lb. Lunt., ad per It. Buld
' .wellery anti goods which had been Foreign, Premien,
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Candlelit welters. Oil ; largo ewe,,
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no was near and said something SEEDS. per score dearer. Middling supply of fat oaths. Tide
` remember what it was. The CANARY, per n qr-Englilt new 60 to 63..Fereig 80 40 34 moderate.
- street, and as a crowd of Hoar, por qr... ..
largo Idle 43......d.,-. 43 ,48 Peen Cancers-Large. 110 Gil ; smell, ige 61 per w'e';-
the shop window, and • CIULA _LWAY, per C•fl, English . , •
~ 3,3 to 31 Moderate semi).
wed about the road, he , Foreign New Dutch . 30 44, 31 Gots KLUIL.LUIL-•••iliaL white wheat G. al
CIMAJILia English 20 to 21 fine bright 22 to 23 red, &to Gs 3,1 per l'l2lb. Barley?, 64 to 5, el pa bushel fte;
sin and protect and (superfine,) 411.1 Od; ditto (fine), 30. ibl to Ps od; itir
Cbevsa „ Rol do. 64 to 68 white ... 72 to 84
21 to 23
"moue. Several 7...,, ige 8410 82
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~ 74 40 se (etioned.), 37s to 38s per reek. Oats, 35 ;;.1 to g, 4d pc ta.
PenaICILIbusPPI:RAIITrad- CREn"irsAT MONTHLY CII£F4E, COLY,
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u, and • large Tus:Cer, „ English new .. ..
CATTLE AND POULTRY MARRO.
could swear Foreign , . . .. 18 to 21 choice .. 21. to U
bushier. was chrbei 1111.
'her me.; nosreao poi:bushel, brown 12 to 13 white .. 11 to 13
articles Dec. 0.-Cheer : A very short supply of elease, whin in.
CORN MAULITS. slowly at a little over last month's prima-Corn : We ricked
~,., BILIDPOII2, 711e.-Wbeat, 60.10 605; Wily (grinding). Slate • geed supply of ail kinds of grain. Fenner, sista,' i ~,,,
Cattle :IcA"fuvallnn:kl4":::::llf7at. beef rather iser' ,•411111114;
40s to 41a per auk. Beef, ild to 10d ; veal, Ild to lid ; mutton, liberty sales of wheat were made at lii to Os OW Ir. Rues.
I'4 to 0d Per ih : Put, 10. 04 10 its per scorn. Bacon. sd to Der ey a shade lower. Pars and beans mate a, lot d
331`;p:ailbtlug• chseeedilW. 36. to
adOs, 4;b7:41•211:W Butter (fresh) :fro'. sh)FlosuOdr;
Eggs, I. 44 per dos. prices • a quick demand. A quantity of c•pits. rep, lit
-we, ; lth.-Wheat. 14 quarter. 0 bushels; IMMO DOMI, heifer., an•l horses were will b • auction. it •attais :
Id per qr. Barley, 321) quarter's 0 burrs ; avenge Broad doubles, 704 to 744 per cwt.; prime Cheddar, ilii ti lb;
or qr. Beet breed, 62.1 the 4lb loaf, Fresh but- woe*, 00. 4„, 748' 48044. 86 44, 08.. .c... 4. i„ ODi 0,
Fr pig., 10. Od to Its per soon, per sack • barley. 32. to 40. per or • oats, ?As I, a .., r:
R.-Wheat, 512 qrs 4 bush ; leverage price, 8.,, 23; 40 •,,,.fid ~,, k•, a*.•4•*s., ,••...-,- 0.4.-*,--: • -48.44'-'
; oats, 44 el.. .swage, = 44- Per Or.: -to - web, usheL • BeeTlis•Ulho lts per iicOre-ri-21.;'- - - ,eri
"' ; average, CI Ifie fad. to Oil per II,.; veal 814 per lb.; perk Ils &I to l'i en woe
-Malian and foreign wheat in MR Ducks 4. to f:. per.couple • tols. 3. '&1 to 4. um. .
advance of fully is pee qr. Malting Milk butter, 1. 94 per lb.;whey ditto, I 4.1 per lb. emi*Top.
ong War. 311,, and ed per qr. dearer. 8 to. shifting.
--s - -
mitred after, and &I per qr.
••• continues restricted, but
leer rates. BRISTOL RETAIL PROVISION MARKET. .
. whs., ma, b. quoted Cock Turkeys,- ee Od to es 61 Smelts, per dor.. Is
4.44,40 44.. bold 4,... Hen Turkeys.. As Gal to 60 Od BrUl -
i was Inactive for Ducks, each.. Is 94 to Is 6•1 Turbot, each
..1800. q.ilue. Geese, each.. 6. Oil to 750.1 Soles, per pair ... .01vi Os
Oats 888. Duckling._ .. - - to-. - John Dories, per II; al to 151.„,. Indian Fowls, each ... 1.9 d to 5. 04 Lolxters.... ....Isul to Is 64
Chickens, each --to - - Crabs, each.... 0. Od to 9. isl
48.8 Pigeons ...... 1, 04 tot. 04 Oyster., per 105...... el le 9
~.. Thcasauts ... ati 9.1 to 2. &I Do. Natives, purl. ls
m r•tridge.• •• , le al to ls :SI Prawns,ter lee-1361 to te ei
Grouse, each (Os Od to Of Oil Potatoes, per lolb. al to el
It Ohl°, each led to Is 2,1 Beef, per lb
area
' ducks. each Its Od to 36 &I Veal, per lb ......... Cite Ili
‘.. par lb.. Os Od to Ostia Lamb, per lb nd to ed
`eel.- O. Ud to O• Od Perk, per It ; lid told
' . per lb &I to led Bacon, per It .. lld to ill
WOOL MARKETS.
'ti.-A quiet tone pervades the rat
• fair inquiry for wool, and offel arc
onus current, following •mbeelat
'try holden and dealer,, wit. it
ones., which in miry inamini.
'lb. 'tooter accepting wan
• an favour, and as One*
•leinand for good hal
WOOL, required In the
•sest at stiff rates
.1 late quotation
-.. 1341 pet lb;
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