The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-09-07 00:00:00

CORN MARKETS.

Tnrasotr. —Bristol : Mulict thinly attended. Enirti.h.rhora
In small supply, and sold freely, at la per qr. Improvement;
foreign In hotter suwly, and la par quarter dearer, lb*
demand improi Ing. Melting barley In gad demand at full
prima ; grinding slow, and 6d. per qr. krwer. Old oats wane
and dear : now very heavy and ditgeult of ade, even at a reduc-
tion of la per qr. A moderate wasumptire trade doing in
malne, at • &cline ol &L per qr.

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WILT. L d. id
American, red wing, per 4981 b. .. 49 0 .. 61 0
Pollah Odeon, ltioatal, 'oft, ditto .. 0 0 .. 0 0
Kuhlman, hard, ditto .. 0 0 .. 0 0
Ghltica, Taganrog, Don,tc., roft,ditto .. 48 0 .. 48 0
Mirka. Wawa, hiwilacf, @oft, ditto .. 47 0 .. 49
Marianople, eon, ditto .. 48 0 .. 60 0
English, red and white, new, ditto ..dl 0 .. 60 0

11•1141.
English, good to line matting. per imp. qr.. 40 0 ..0 0
IriA ditto, ditto ditto .. 0 0 .. 0 0
irish'anil French, grinding, per 4001 b. .. 29 0 .. 30 0
Ihinube sod Mailiterranean, ditto .. 27 0 ..20 6
OLTI.
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Limerick and other, One whit-071:er 3991 b .. 26 6 .. 90 6
Cork, Dublin, CM', ditto .. 27 0 .. 20 0
Cork, Waterford. black, per 3041 b .. 24 0 .. 24
Irish tawny, ditto ..4 6 .. 24 6
Prtnee &laud loland, black ditto .. 24 0 U 6
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rinVian. per 4801 b.
Euirltala, per Imperial qr.

.. 100.420

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FLOC&
lingligh, good aecondo, per 2601 b. . 30 0 .. 97 0
Vatted Stateg, Camduo, /cc., .Irest super.
flue, per barrel.. 26 0 26 6
.__A6oiag COAX.
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.dinstrelth was -
Marlborough-street police-court, Looslon, coined irith
Mixed American, per 480Ib. .. 30 6 .. 31 0
asuulting and attempting t, assault a little girl, eleven Denubt.., ditto 90 0 .. 31 0
years of age, Maria Mason by name. The child, whilst Dan, per 100 lb ~ 24 5 24 6
passing through Leieester-square and one or two of the AIIUVALL Irish: 3033 era oats. Comtwlse: 190 qrs.
neighbouring thormerfare., was sevtral time molested barley. Foreign: 11.978 qra. 4.b444.
Glounsfer Trade quiet for all artielea. but holders of wheat
Mum to auburn ht my decline. emu Mints of the ,ield of the
Ft*st"tiltthlatarte"; Dew drep being ter,. general in this distriet.—Der.na Small
would go into different place. with him. At length the
bbuy3f bheerpri a sdorn.a.re.wah nod off
tuck.
take
pe
supety .4 heat, mad trade dull. at fully last week's prices to a
child took refuge in • house in Greek-street, and the „light
principal witness, who had watched the poisoner fm ro , FILIDAT. - //art-Lawe: There was a fair quantity of new
irt hery
the commencement, gave information to the police. English wheat, but old sample. were comparatively bum.v.
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Upon being charged, be gave the name of Rictrdo,
and . so foreign wheat sas tolerably g od. his address at the Surrey Theatre. Mr. Knox said 47. ma The hw of.
mom mmierste thje
he was not c• rtain • jury would convict; it was for tie an jam. of larkn arm ii offer, principaly foreign produce. Saks
to determine whether the pu. ner intended to &bonen pre.remel Jowly, but the quotations were maintained. Malt
or made atrausemants to debsucti the girl. The charge was dull tni former terms. The supply of oaus was moderate.
of auault was week, but he had no doubt the law The inquiry was net actise, neverthelesw, a fair amount of
jestified him in sending 1114 CASO for trial. Mr. t.?,,S:ditt"stnts!ntttn not rki.n Mama v!ereln trios .lin,titedrn u.n.tqun.est.
d.
Poncione said that being the magistrate's determination .;.;',e'rea I,tc
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he would not go into the defence. He hoped the magis-
trate would take rearms:tile bail. Mr. Knox fixed the
bail at two sureties in 1:200, and the prisoner in £4OO.
110 s AL ALIT R. —ln this country, our custom of keep-
ing the dead for several days b• fore the last parting of
all, is a powerful security against any incident like that
just reported from France, where the law oonspels burial
within twenty-four hours. A lady of Ageo lately died,
baying intimated her &sire to repose I. the same coffin
with her daughter, who had died about. ye ir before.
The body of the young lady was accordingly exhumed,
and • fearful sight presented itself to theme who unclosed
the coffin. The winding-sheet had been torn open ; the
right hand, which had inlaid...4rd itself from the
cerements. was deeply marked with bites—es if the un-
happy revenants had either sought to quench her stilling
thirst with her blood, or bad gnawed her fiesb. like ,
Ugoliue, in blank despair ; and ibe lid of the *Alin bad •
been indented by the crucifix which lay on the young ECnntin 3010 41
lady's breast. There could he no doubt what had taken Tr.,;" 7 7.
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place within those four close wall.; end the utmost 10 .
excitement has been cattaed in the whole district by the I Altals•Ot.—English and Scotch. 1070 qrs. wheat. Foreign
disclosure. The wild horror ol Juliet at the thought of seri.. textile *Um; liat bailey; 40,124 Mtg.; 3.1011 Hour.
her awakening in the tomb and enc 'mitering the terrors Maize. 1.110; besuo (English and Scotch) 30; ditto (foreign)
of datkness and death, fall short of the awful reality inn: mile. (Eteclish mel 80.4.10. 200
Ltverpool: There wax a betha trade for wheat, and
of the Agen tragedy thus unespectedly revealed.
riw 01 tld. per rental took place. flour paninmided more
MITAKFART. EPPECR C0t..0.1, GRATEFUL AND attention, and Italian corn atts tteoly, at fully Wu raw',
CO Total:4U. —The very agreeable character of —Wakefield Wheat was in short-111ply. New advanced In.
this preparation has rend • red it a general to Es.: and old 1 iwr quarter. other articles were unaltered
favourite. The Ciri/ Scrcirt Ornette remarks: fun talus,
"The singular success which Mr. Epps attained ,
I attained by his holm...patine preparation of cocoa has
never been enquired by any experimentaliat. 13y
I • thorough knowledge of the natural laws which govern
the operations of digestion and nutrition, and by • care-
ful application of the fine properties of well-selected
coma, Mr. Epps has provided our breakfast tables with
• delittately flavoured beverage which may savo us
many heavy doctors' bills." Made simply with boiling
water or milk. Sold by the trade only in 11b., Ilb.,
and Ilb, packets, tin lined and Ithelled,—James Epps
and Co. Hommopsthie Chemists, Lonaon. Agent in
Dorchester for J. Epps 3: Co's. special hemceopathie
preparations—ff. Burden, 13, Cernbill.
Sctures •ND ART.—A. striking instant:le of the
Immense thine a small piece of steel may acquire by the
great power of skilled mechanical labour is the balance-
spring of a watch. From its extreme fineness and
delicacy 4.000 weigh not more than one ounce, and
exceed In value £l,OOO. A most interesting little work,
describing the rise and progress of watchmaking, hae
been pridlished by J. W. Beeson 25, Old Bond Street,
and the City Steam Factory, 514 and 60, Ludgate Hill.
The book, which is profusely illustrated, gives • full
description of the various kinds of watches and clocks,
with their prices. Mr. Benson (who bolds the appoint-
meet to the Prince of Wales) has also published •
pamphlet on Artistic Gold Jewellery, illustrated with
the most beautiful derigns of Bracelets Brooches,
Earrings. Lnekets. ttn. So., suitable for Wedding,
Birthday, and other presents. These pamphlets are
vet post free for two Stamps each, and they cannot be
too strongly recommended to those contemplating •
pun:hese, especially to reaidents in the country or
abroad, who are thus enabled to select any article they
may require, and have it forwarded with perfect safety.
ADVIC3 TO 110THER11— Are you broken of your rest
by a sick child, suffering with the pain of cutting teeth?
Go at once to a chemist, and get • bottle of Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup. It will relieve the poor
sufferer immediately ; it is perfectly harmless; it
produces natural quiet sleep, by relieving the child from
pain, and the li
ttle cherub awakes "as bright as a
button." It has been long in use in America, and is
highly recommended by medical men; it is very pleasant
to take; it soothes the child; it softens the 'ems
allays all pain, relieves wind, regulates the bowel., and
is the best known remedy for dyeeutry and diarrhoea
whether arising from teething or other causes Be sure
and ask for Mrs. Winslow 's soothing Syrup, and see
I that "Curtis and Perkins, New York and London." is
on the outside wrapper. No another should be without
j it. Sold by all medicine dealers at to. li& per bottle,
London Depot, 21:8), High Holborn.
AT an inquest held by Dr. Lankester. a low clay
since. 441 the bodies of two children trim died from the effnq
.t 1 is do.ntog through sucking 1•41114111.111iler Ilt•14111101. tue 01r4/1141.
.6'14 " 11.1 ',h. ht.". bosti Briaat and May's, the children
would not hate liven poiwutod." It ~..rtn,,t Ic t, gvuiecaily
knowil that Bryant and May'. Patent Safety Matches ere not
Heinous, and that they Light only oat the bug. —Vide Islington
(kutte May ath.
Tus real enjorrnewt of the ...cal meal is Mindy to he found
in the invigoratlnir qualities of tea, and that the objectionable
Chincde practice of I...louring with mineral powder the aorthlisst
brown leave.. t., paot them if an Elie tea. Id iliutlquiuumoml it the
roblic. I'Y tbeg,llcral prefendoe given for the drietly
roc to, Onltortol by ...Ts. Ilorniman. 1.4110.14.11. Sold only
in packet. I. wal Agents arn advertised in our Columns.
tiOLIPINIT/Di Woax.—The progress of fine art
, manufacture in this branch of trade is strikingly
,
exemplified in a little work published by J. W. Semen,
of 25, Old Bond Street, and td the City Steam Factory,
ssand till, Ludgate Hill. It is enriched and embellished
,
of Brooches, 8(byr.60.. Italian, French and English artistes
Earrings, and other articles,
thiteble for personal weer, or Wedding
Birthday, or
other presents, with their pi, Mr. Benson (who
holds the appointment to H. It. H. the Prince. of Wslesj
has also published • very interesting pamphlet on the
Rise and Progress of Watch sod Cloolc-malsing. These
pamphlets are sent post free for two stamps each, and
they cannot be too strongly recommended to those
contenplating • puehase, especially to residenta in the
country or abroad, who are thus enabled to select any
article they may require, and have it forwarded with
perfect safety.
DIAISIIBB. Noises 113 MI EARS, lE.O.—Man7 persons
imagine it useless to try any remedy for these complaints.
This is an error. For many years Dollar's Ilaseneo for
Ikafwess has been used with untineetionable efficacy.
It has cored many, an•l never fsils to give relief ; is
harmless, easily applied, soil causes no pain. Sold in
bottles is. lid. each, by Mr. A. J. Evens, Amulet,
Dorchester; Mr. Williams, chemist, Weymouth; all
chemists; and the proprietor, John Pepper, 237,
Tottenham Court-road, Loudon. A bottle safely by pose
for 18 stamps.
A CURS FOR C.ORN3.—Dellar's Plasters never fail to
give instant relief and speedy cure to all kinds of come,
bunions, Sr.c., of whatever standing. Them DWl's" not
only remove preature, but soften and estract the root
of the corn. In reducing enlarged toe
joints, their
effect has been marvellous. (See testimonials). Pelee
13id. per box. Sold by Mr. A. J. Evan.. siTtnin
Dorchester; Mr. Williams, chemist. Wl'n°°t ;
23, Tottenham
chemists ; and the proprietor, J. PePPes•
Court-road, Leaden. A box fall by Past fur 14

RIME.

Fier (ir

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free, and Kent, red 48 to 51
" Ditto, sew ... 41 to 46
" Dittoorhito,... 51 to 55
" IHtto. neer, ... 44 to 61
Foreign, red 44 to 50
" Unto. ortilto ... 501057
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PM.

Per Qr.

English malting ... 40 to 46
Chevalier ... 44 to 47
Ihstilltug 36 to 38
Foreign 34 to 34

Boilers 40 1.•
Foreign. wbits 40 to 43

OATS.

MALT.

Chemllec ... 73 to 76

gniash, ... 23 tO 30
" potato ... •20 to
ikoteh, 4.4 to
Irlth, black 21 to ES
" white 11 to 30
Fortis* food ... 12 to 26

71.0011.
Town-sad e.2e4 lb.. 42 to 47
Country . Uto 40
Norfolk an 4 SS to 26

CA7TLII MARKET.

)44446e0L1TAN, Thur.lay.--A demand for heef, and an ad-
ranee .41 51..tidav's priers nu obtained for prime qualitlim
The mom.. trash, Imo firm. best dessTilqions dower, hot
middling and inferior ntatlonary. There no, an inii.n.vemOnl
In the nil trade. Pork. In the ahnenta, of supply, nowinaL
Per litho, to sink the Mai
5. d. 5. d. d. 5. L
Inf. coarse beuts 3 to 3 8 PrimeSoutlidownss 4 to 5
Ormond quality... 3 1 to 4 (I Lrg coarse ears 4 oto 6 0
Primo large case 4 to 5 0 Prime small
Prime fleets, Ire. 5 to 5 2 Large hogs ...... 10 t 4 4
Inf. coarse sheep 3 103 10 Neat sal. porters 4 010 5
Second quality 4 to 410 &tog. calses,ech tl 0t026 0
trims coves wild S to 5 4 Qr.ord sir si,m,do MI ato 25
- 4d. to ss. --
tr ' BURY.
Beuts 'nowt. _ 313

Lambe, 54. 44. 10d.

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