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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-29

KINSON.

POACHING. —At the Wimbonie Petty Seenium,
Daniel Sweetland, Jamie Bartlett, Gideon Favey,
Charles ()Wiest, and David Favey, all of Hinson,
were summoned by Henry Toovey, gamekeeyer, in
the employ of the Ron. Grantley Berkeley, for
trespassing after conies, at Hinson Heath, daring
the snow. —Mr. Berkley attended and conducted his
own on One of the defendants, David Panay,
an old man seventy-eight yearn of age, had twe
informations laid against him. He admitted being
with his son in the morning, but in the second case
he denied it, and said be had bees to fetch three
loaves of bread, which he had on his back, and was
going home with them. In the place where he was
walking there was a rabbit's trash, but be was not
I following it. He pat in a letter to state time be had
slways preserved for Mr. Berkeley, and had brought
I him seven ducks onoe.--btr. Berkeley: I have to
state that I gays the defendant roast beef and plum
pudding for his Christmas dinner. —The Chairman :
The keeper swears you were tramming, ill both 011811
you will be fined £1 2a, including costa The other
defendants were fined 10e. each, including omits.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-29

EAST STOWER.

TAR CRANDRLIIIIRS FOR 1111 PARDO( CRI7RCH.—
On Tatedny the organist end choir of the parish
church gave another of their exoellant Dogcarts in
aid of the fund which they have been raising to
defray the omit of the brass chandeliers for the
sacred building. For some unexplained reason the
trustees of the Temperance Hall refund the ass of
their building for the occasion, and the concert was,
therefore, given in the large room of the Crown Inn,
which was crowded to excess, many being unable to
gain admission. The whole of Um performances
were greatly applauded.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-29

LMLETON.

DIA= Or Tat Ray. J. BKow.—Very many of
die inhabitants of Blandford and its neighbourhood
will learn with the deepest regret the death of this
esteemed gentleusan,who, at the advanced age of 82,
departed this life at his residence, Littleton Nouse,
on Tuesday morning last. Mr. 800 w was in the
earlier days of his ministry one of the most popular
preachers in London. and was justly esteemed - for his
kindly disposition, the interest he took io the welfare of
the poor, and his urbanity to all with whom he became
associated. In November last the rev, gentleman
was much shaken by a fall on the ice, from which he
never recovered, baton the day previous to his death
he appeared to be in even better health than for some
time pest.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-29

TRE COUNTY HOUSE.

cid', end itii-et ain-eLifewie-ifir. Ale (lape—
l:Haws/ Punch—Nuremberg Puna—Oxford Pinch—
Amerl.n Lemonade—Drink eith Smoke—Cherry
Brandy—Holland Elder Wine—a Simple Cooler—to
Clean Jeatellery—Detsetr Lead in Water—Preserve
Wood—Remove the Smell of Tobacco—Prevent Guns
itusting—Jets and Blacking for Boots and Harness—to
Varnish Horns—Destroy Criokete—Food for Bses—to
Preserve Eggs—Waterproof Cloth—Remove Grease,
Paint, Ink, and Fly Spots—Sharpen Toole—Mead
China—Clem Marble end Silver, and Cure Smoky
Chimneys—Japaoese Cement—Liquid Olue—Farniture
Paste—to prevent Blistered Feet—to take out Stains in
Hunting sftits.
THE KITCHEN AND LARDER.
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Soup lo—r—the ;i-Ml-• of 000kiiig—Ntiren.
berg Onsgerbrrad—Motton Broth—to Clean Cider Casks
—Artichoke Soap—Cold Salmon —Salver,' Jelly—
Fickler for Hams and Bacon-11. Boyers Pi, kle—te
sweeten Tainted rise—to Candy Fruit—Bender Boiled
Fish Firm—Keep Batter Sweet for Years—Remove •
Tight Stopper—Preserve Milk—Present Moths—Dis-
tinguish Mushroom brain Poisonous fungi.
Constituents of Standard Gold and Silver.
Oar Espoite this year.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-29

POTATO MARK KT&

BOROUGH AND HPITALTIII.DR,...Friday.—Thwe markets
are scantily suppllind with poktors. Priers are very
firm, with only modenwe business doing. %vents,
1004. to 160..; Antra, 130. to 1801.; rook., 100. to
140 per too.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-29

BROADWEY.

Borivot.etran.—" A recipient," desires in the
name of himself and many others, to aoknowledp
kindness recently manifested towards them. Liens..
Colonel Steward, of Nottington Home, has had a
prime fat bullock slaughtered, and the meat dis-
tributed amongst the work-people on his estate, and
the needy families of Nottington and Itioedwey
and for this they desire to thank him, ea also Mrs.
and Miss Steward for their frequent visits, and the
relief they afford to the poor and afflicted.

WAREHAIL

LsoLL

—we have great.. pleasure

in annannoisfistkat W. C. TAM, Sq. , solieitor, of
this teen, ben appointed • comminioner to
administer oaths in Chancery in England, and a
commissioner for taking affidavits in the QolllBll'll
Bench, Exchequer of Pleas, and Common Pleas, the
want of • commissioner having been felt in this

neighbourhood.
LECTORS ON COALS AND COLLIENIEL-00 Mon.
day evening, the 21st, • highly interesting leetere was
delivered at the Town-hall, by the Rev. 0. L. Manuel,
rector of Chitteli Knowle, on "Coals and thllierice."
The rev, lecturer, with the aid of several diagram.,
lucidly explained the working of *clitoris', and the many
dangirs connected therewith, and feeling ahmild to the
late colliery ascidente. The hall was erowded to itiOSIIS,
and the audience seemed much phased with the in.
formation afforded them. The lecture was interspersed
with several °ono, which were given by Mrs. Anderson
and Mr. Jefferd. Al the conclusion the Rev. S. R.
Capel proposed a vote of thanks to the lecturer. who
in responding, thanked Mrs. Anderson and Mr. Jefferd
for their assistance. A collection in behalf of the
sufferers by the late colliery accidents was made which
amounted to nearly 116.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-29

WEYMOUTH.

COLONIAL AND CONTININTAL CHURCH SOCIETY.
—Sermons were preeohed in St. Wry'. Church on
Sunday last, in the morning and., ning by the Rey.
J. Power, ss. A., amociation seoretary ; in the after-
noon by the Rev. A. Davidson. The collections
realised £2O.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-29

JOHN VINCENT

(ZOLICITS the honor of aViiat to Inspect hie
Stook of JEWELLERY, WATCHES, CLOCKS,
PLATE, and ELECTRO-PLATE, whieh is of the first
quality and newest patterns, much larger and lower in
pries than any house in the West of England.
SUPERIOR ENGLISIEI•MADE LEVER WATCHES
Gold :-10, 12, 16, 90, and 30 Guineas. Silver :-
4,5, 7, and 10 Gaiorma.

ELEGANT HORIZONTAL WATCHES :
Gold :-2, 3, 4,5, 7,10, to 18 OtliallMl, Silver —1
71 3,4, and 5 Guineas.
Seery Wqapit Skil/ay Examined. and • Two Year,
Guarantee evea to Rachman.
HOLM GOLD NICK AND AL BERT CHAINS.

Gold : 1 to 20 Guineas. Silver ditto, ss. to Us.—
Quality warranted.
A Magnilsent Assortment of and-cIaeIJEWKLLERY,
in Braeelets, Necklets, Brooobee, Lacks* Sar-ringa.
Pins, Studs, Links, kn.
Diamond, Gem, Turquoise, Pearl Signet, Wedding,
Romper, sad Mourning RINGS.
ENGLISH AND FOREIGN CLOCKS

A LARGE STOCK OF SILVER GOODS
Adapted for Preseatatiou.
Sole Agent in Weymouth for Blkingtou'e Macke-
Plated Goods.
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Watches, Clooki;,---and --10-e-ieUery Repaired.
Engraving, ko.
Diainoods, Jewellery, PLate, Watches, ka., bought
or exchanged.

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or Nat Free.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-29

CHRISTCHURCH.

Is anticipation of the withdrawal from Parliament•
ary life of Admiral Waloott, which he lias announced
to be his intention, Mr. 0. F. Chambers, a member
of the bar, has issued an address to he electors of
Christchurch. in which be decisive himself a
oenclidate. He is an ardent supporter of Lord
Derby's Government
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-08

cnILD OK EFORD.

MUTH OF THIIRV. D. W. EVA:OI.—We regret
181 have to announce the death of this ~teemed clergy-
man, who departed this life on Thursday, after a
short illness. For many years Mr. Evans has been
most honourably connected with this parish, fiist as
curate, in which °Moe be continued until the death of
the then rector, Mr. North, when, agreeably to the
expressed and unanimous wish of the parishioners,
be
was appointed rector in 1863 The deceased was a
sound evangelical divine, and most exemplary in the
discharge of his ministerial and pastoral duties, of a
retiring disposition and greatly beloved and
esteemed by those among whom he was called to
labour. The living is in the gift of F. North, Fag.,
and of the annual value of /.:316.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-08

Court ant fashionable Intel!ism.

THE PRINCIMB OF WALFIL —The health of the
Princess of Wales, we are pleased to hear, is making
the most seti.factore progress. At the annual dinner of
St. Bartholomew's Hcopital, on Tuesday night. Mr.
James Paget, who hes just returned from Wise-
tent. n, having been inconstant attendance on her Royal
Highness. steled that the limb was progressing most
favorably, but that much time .nut elapse before her
Royal Highness would be " fully °tumble of participating
in all the duties and pie mune connected with her
exalted rank and very yea popularity."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-08

MR * ENSOR begs to autumnal that btu
NEXT SALE will be held on SATURDAY,
OCEOBER 12, 1867.
PILOSMIT ENTZTIS :-
4 fsl Doyen stain. 16 hit heifers.
6 Irsrla cows. IS ditto.
2 threw-year-old hallo. 2 two-year-old ditto.
1 thaw-veer-old heifer in calf.
6 barroom. 4 let bulls.
4 Ouse-year-old steers. 5 rising two-jeer-old ditto.
2 Dagen hailers sod calves.
Tie Following Dairy Stork. the property of Ur. J. G.
llours, leaving Westbrook Farm
:20 wrorrior chary aim., of the Short-bore and Devoe
breed) young. of good sia• and quality, excellent
milehers, and welleeesoned in ealf.
2 barrenere. 1 01. 1 two-year-old Shorthorn bull.
50 fat /oar-tooth Down wethera. 20 ditto.
• 20 fat Down error. 10 ditto. 10 ditto. 10 ditto.
10 fat horn withers.
15 tat born owes. 20 ditto. 10 date. 6 Mks.
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6 (obi nip. ditto.
- .
At the Roan Rwrosnotir. sejoielog PIA=
or FIATIIIIII 11,11, lit half-east three o'eleek :
Black cob, 5 years, 14 hands, sound, quiet to ride sag
dri.•.

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ir. • •r 4.

Black cob, 13.2. sound. quiet to ride and drive.
Ray cob, 3 years, 14 bandit, sound, quiet to rids and
Aries.
Grey cob pony, 4 years, mead, quiet to ride.
H•nd.oine black cob, by St. Spiro, 4 yeas% 14.3.,
smith& quiet to ride.
Ilandarme ehronut mare, 7 years, 15 hands. sound,
wore quiet to ride, atood bask, and clever with bounds.
Chisont horse, 7 penis, 15 bands, sound, quiet to
ride and drive.
Handeome dark bay mare, 6 years, 16 hands, mead,
quiet to tide •n.l drive.
Srt of plated harness.
_ . .

Bniusgam in excellent condition.
6 capital cart horses, the proxerty of Meson. LIDDLS,
'leaving Moreton Firm.
4 uwful cart horses. 2 ditto.
Brown cart mare, sound. and good worker.
A v.41-bred pointer, first meaSoll, the property of a
gentleman going abroad.
New 2 horse waggon. Dung Fun.
commission-4d. in the pound on Cattle and Sheep,
5 per cent on Horses and Implements.
No Lots to be removed nntil raid for.

PROCEEDS OF SALE PAID. TO VENDORS
SAME DAY.

MIARSIS to be LET, of various sizes, and
ISSTATII3 to be SOLD. For particular. apply
to Mears. BLOINDSIA awl PAMIR, Lad Agents, ha.
Moss : 3, Porthole-stmt. tloothaesi

I ptOn.

WANCtrrl,./R.—ato
boaad
mUanNtoDhitayß.
12a. per week, boy Se.; C 2 each yearly. Wages payable on
the 11th Ott ober, 18811. °attest and garden free. If the
wife is a good Laundress, oan have the family washing.
A good char.oter required—Aptly to Mr. Jamas
M•RGITIOM, Manor Farm, bbalden, 010/1f Alton, Hants.

THE REPRESENTATION OF THE PEOPLE
ACT. INA.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-08

CORN MARKETS.

SALMI:MT, Tiseaday.—Tbare WU a short supply,
but the attendance was good. The tone throughout
was better. Extreme pelage were asked, but hominess
was done at 2a. adeanee on wheat and la. per quarter on
barley. whilik other grain was • tries dearer.—Old
wheat mold at 158 s. to 77..; new ditto, 44e. to 725. ;
barley, 38e. to Mk ; oats 265. to 30s. ; bases, 46• to
bits.; pima, tlis. to 48u ; rye, 20s. to 26a. par quarter;
tare., new, 51. 6d. to 70. ; old ditto, 6s. 6d. per bushel.
Mmig-Lmng, Wednesday—The arrivals of English
wheat freil were only trifling for both red and whits
panels. The trade ruled firm, and Monday's advance
was supported.

Dien" Tharaday.—Wliest was in improved supply,
and met with • brisk sale at prices fully 2s. pat quarter
in savanna of last week.

BIIIIINGRAII. Thuraday.—A fair supply of English
wheat, which sold readily at an advance of fully 2s. per
qusrter. Foreign held for • greater rise. but no pro.
gross could be msde in sides. Besse and mite unaltered.
Barley rather higher. Peas Is. per quarter dearer.
blasateirrisi. Thursday.—Wheat bad • free sale at
an advsnee of la. to 2s. per quarter on English, and 6d.
to 9d. per Genial Cu foreign, over the rates of this day
adunight. Flour also realised la. per sack more money.
Osts dirlined lel. to 2d. per 45Th.., and oatmeal 4d. to
Is. per load. Beans and -Indian corn brought fully Ls.
per quarter over previous rates.

Thureday.—A short supply of English
wheat, which was taken freely by =Benet an advance
of fully 31. per quarter. Foreign in good demand at
2.. per qr. improvement, most holden requiring still
more, which checked busies's. Malting b.alry mold
freely at prices is. to 2.. per qr. higher; 'minding very
SCAMP, and fully as dear. Black oats recovered Bd. per
..
ftne each inr vi ; town: y zelitditel.de withognut eb nitni
vanes, but without mach doing.
Wsirrytton. Friday.—whest 2.. tn 3s. dearer, and
a fair businem doing. Barley rather dearer. Beans ls.
higher. Oats folly as dear.

MARR•LAitz. Friday.—Fresh up to this market the
arrivals of English wheat were only moderate. For all
qualities the trade wag firm, and the priors realwd
were Is. to 2s. per quarter in advance • f Monday. With
f..reiges wheat the market was but moderately supplied.
Factors bald for IL to 2s. per quarter more money, and
business reoeived e check in consequenee. Floating
°arse*, of grain were is full average request, at quite
previoas qseistioes.
Nur Qr.
WN.ST
ge•ts. West. red. to date
" Ditto, neer .., 57 to 6/ it
" to

Per Q.
e. d.
Scotch, potato 31 to 35
Irish, blast ... 24 to r 7
• 26 to 121

" Ditto: new ' to 47
Weldon' dad Liaidt;•
1011
Ditto, Meg
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40 to 44
114 to 311
31 to 31

Ilasasaa ... • 1 14 41
TICK „. ... 401.43
H•rrow 411 to 41

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Salting -...
Diediling ...
Grinding

Or. ... ..:-::• ...
—l.
Whta . ISt.O

Itstas. NorfOlir.-"aod
Suffolk ... 66 to 70
Kingston and Wart TS to 76

TARO..
Fnellsh spring to
Winter de.

341.43

Town made. per
15.
Household ..
Country
Norfolk and Suffolk
en ship

Ito ... ttoo
t/7‘
Flootth,P74.l 39 to 31
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-08

HUNTING A PPOINTIIKNTS.

Xr. Radelyffe's Honads—Tuesday (this day), Dewbah
Rouse—at 11; Fridsy, Wolvetoo Clump—at 11.30.

PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS.

'Tuesday, A—Dorchester County Court.
Wednsoday, lloyton Ihnith'e.prand Annual

-Evening Cooceirt at Weymouth.
Beaminster (Dorset) Fair.
Bridport County Court.
Annual Ploaginng Match (under the anspioes of
the )imiter Agricultural Society) at West

Maio d.
Thuralay, 10 —lin lloyton Smith's Grand Annual
E‘enipg Concert. at.Dorebratar.

Weymouth eounty Court.
Auction of Household Furniture, Books, and
Effect., at the Corn Enolump, Dorchester,
by Mr. W. G. "fryer.
Weyhill ('lanta) and Pork& (Somerset) Fairs.
Friday, 11. -Wareham County Court.
Basingstoke (Hants), Bridport (Dorset). and
Glastonbury (Som. root) Fairs.
Borough !..loiiinlary Commission Inquiry, at the

Guildhall. Portsmouth.
Saturday, 12. Ur. Ensor's Repository Sole, Dorchester.
Monday. 14.—Blandfordeounty Court.
Rherborne (Dorset) Fair.
Excursions from Weymouth. Dorchester. kr.,
to London, by Great Western and South-
West,..ra Railways.
Tuesday. 15. —Poole • ountr Court.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-08

LYM 4 Rgo ra.

LONrOIII COM: OF BAMILIOTTCT, October I—Before
Mr. Commissio..er Winslow—ln Rs Templer,—This
was • sitting for last examination and di-aharge. The
bankrupt. George Dennis O'Kelly Templer, was
described as tete or 6, Raetbourne-terrsee, Hyde-park,
previotiely of 56. Bloombury-street, and elsewhere, and
formerly carrying on the business of a lime and cement
merchant at Lyine Regis The accounts prepared by
Mr. H. W. Pettis show Mae following results:—
Creditors unsecured. £5689 31.; ditto holding security,
k 13.614 13e. 3d.; liabilities on amount of the firm of
William Hutchinson and Co., of Lyme Regis, in
which the bankrupt was • partner, t 3 WIT 5.. 51.; ditto
on amount of William Hutchinson £1.515 7a; end other
liabilities considered doubtful, £16.071 IS.. 9d., of which
0.090 are in connection with the Bridport Old Brewery
Company (limited), now winding up. There are no
assets; property in thp hands of creditors holding
security stated at £13,332 19, 24. Mr. Phillii
(Pilgrim and Phillips) appeared for Hit assignee, and
said that the accounts, whieh extended over a sounder-
able period, embraced figures ton very large amount.
There waa ne estate, but the assignee had investigated
tbe amount*, and could discover no ground or opposition
to the bankrupt. The pocomisaigner : Who is the
ras.gnee ? Mr. Phillips: Mr. Corniek, a builder at
Bridport. Mr. Corniok arrested the bankrupt, who
aft- rwarde obtained his release upon the adjirlication of
the registrer. Hie Honour: Have the creditors had
it..y notice of the bankruptcy exempt through the
areettel. The accountant said they had been written
to; but His Honour decided that formal notice must be
again given, as many of the creditors resided at •
distance; and the sitting was adjourned for the
purpcsm
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-08

BHERBORNK

RITOAttitY AT Stinson,' 0011CF1.—On Pon.t.y
eat there were high jinks at "tim Abbey Chun* of S.
Marv, Sherborne." The Bishop had appointed eon-
-61111.00n for Ore rorairwalthattley, awl to attract. • lurge
mogregation it was marked also for Hemet Thanks-
oaring. As, however, it was the first Sunday of the
noutb, there was no oennon in the morning, and as the
Con Armatiou service lasted till nie• there was no •
in the evening, no the thankagiving passed by wi.hoe•
any special referents, at either morning or evening
eerviee. The church was, to one the stock phneoe,
"dm:oersted for the occasion," dahlias of various colours
and "greenery" dispose i about the font, the nuipta
end the choir bencheo, and the table, on which was •
large floral erns., whilst before it was plaited a sheaf eg
corn. Just before the evening minim Curate Pl.tt,
dressed in a long black tight-atting sown, dressed the
tehle before all the congregation, taking off • red cloth
and placing out a white one. In the morning some
seven or eight clergymen who attewird went up anal
ieliberatelv triode their how to the tsblc It wm
en marked, however, as showing that these theatricals are
loang their ettraotionn, that as the church swarmed with
children their were fewer of the iithabitantit, and only
eye clergymen in the procession, besides the bishop, chap.
lain, the vicar, end his two annotate. Conlittnati.m
always brings in a large number of eountry folk, who
comet* see their cousins or siaters,or daughters confirmed,
and "to hear the party music." The danger of sending
troop, of young:men and maidens home ammo the fields
late at night is • standins protest against the unseason-
able period of the Sabbath for • rite which is boat
performed in the afternoon. A ptomaine was lolanda
from the vicarage. and entered the church singing • and
after the evening Derriere, which was choral, the bishop
ascended the pulpit and addremed the candidstes. He
then walked to the table steps, from whence his chaplain
gave out the opening address. Then the bishop and
chaplain walked back "under the bells," and thtre
the catechising of the candidate began. They were
then directed up to the roils in betakes of • doses pooh,
to the number of sic dozen boys and girl., and on each
the bishop placed his bands bed iepurany pronounced
the rite. The young girls passing up an I down 'lowly,
vrilmi, with downcast heed and timid step, to the
rtilwlesa mum of B. Herbert, presented a spectacle
which was dechued to be "as good a play.*
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-08

STURM METER NEWTON.

Perrr Simmons, September 27.—BeforeT. Benham,
Raq.., Colonel Glossop, John Haney, Eaq.. and the
Rev. H. T. Bower.—John Knott, i butcher, of '
Strirminster, was summoned by the Deputy Chi'f
Constable for having in preparation for male the carcase
of a sheep, the same being unwholesome and unfit for
human fool, on the 14th inst —Mr. Atkinson appear. d
for defendant. et ho pleaded guilty. The Chairman Yarned
him not to repeat the offence, and fined him 20a.
and Ss. ooste.--Benjamia Brown, of Stalhridge, was
summoned for being drank and riotous in that town, ou
stnntlay niiht, the fad inst., and pleading guilty was
Stied 5.. end fse costa, or 7 dap.— Edwin Rowland,
of Hinton St. Mary, was summoned by the Deputy
Chief Constable for riding on • waggon drawn by three
horsey, In that parish, on the 2lth inst.. without rails.
The can was proved by Ms. Walter Dyke, of Star-
nsinater, stationmaster. The offence was a very gran
one, the defendant having by his negligence forced
Mr. Dyke and his wife, who were walking on
the road, into the hedge, and drove against them.
—The Bench convicted the defendant in the
penalty of 45.. and is. costa, or two manilla.—
Mr. John Hannam, • farmer, of Thonthill, Stalbtidge,
wari summoned for nnalting • little boy in his employ,
of the mime of Fredirick Galpin, on the 281.11 ult., and
was finel 15, and ISs. o,ata.-111r. Hammond, deputy
chief oonatable, summoned the following four persons,
for hsyine uni...t weight., measures. and scales in their
posaession.:—Thoines Sown, Btalbridge, 3 weights,
penalty 1,14. net 9.. east. Charles Chant, of the same
plain, 2 inerutine4, penalty 121. and 84. oasts. Thomas
Really, Hinton Si. Mary, a pair of wales, penalty 8..
and 9s. coats. Richard sherriag, Sturminster, a pair of
penalty 2a. and 7s. onta.—Martin Wiles and
Christian Stoke., of frifehead Magdalen, were charged
with stealing 10 pieces of deal timber, on the 7th ult.,
value 3'., from Filehead House. The prisoners were
caught in the act by P.C. Damon.-14 days' hard labour.
orge Savory. of Child Okeforl, was aummoned by
Deputy Chief Constable Hammond for steeling •
quantity of turnips front • field in the same pariah, on
Sunday mornin; the Ist instant, the property of the
Rev. 11. T. Bowtr, who with hia son took no part in the
hearing of the can. The defendant, an old man, was
caught in the act at four o'clock in the morning by P.C.
William Butt. —Penalty, 15a. 01., oasts, fia, 21 damage,
or 14 days' hard labour.—Richa.-d Menden, of Shilliogt
none, WA, summoned for cruelly treating a horse at
Child Okeford on the 29th ult., by then awl there
working the same in an unfit state. The defendant
pleaded guilty. Mr. Hammond informed the bench
that the defeloltht had aim's got rid of the animal, end
therefore he had no wish to press the charge—Penalty
2s. 61., and 5.. costs.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-08

BIRTHS.

September 25, at the Royal Yeoman Inn, Grimstone,
the wife of Mr W. Parley, of • son.
September 27, at Gly.le Path Mill, Dorchester, the
wife of John Meech, of a son.

-Ter;t7einge-729,-;alo;iisi-o-cir, di, wife of P.C. Dew-
land, of • .on.
september 29, at Bridport, the .if. of Capt. Geary,
of a daughter.
September 30, at rhalbury Lodge, Weymouth, the
wife of F. A Weld, Esti , of a son.
At Grove Builds, Dorchester. the wife of Mr.
Wellman, cabinet-maker, of a daughter.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-08

_

District grim

DORSET ADJOURNED- QUARTER SESSION&
lOn Wednesdey 1110fIlin anadjourned court of
Quarter Samioes was held at the Shireball, Dorchester,
IFloyer, Faq,, deputy-chairman, presiding, and
there were *leo present. H. C. OoodOen, Esq., B.
Litlehth.e. get., O. Wany, &so., and Colonel Cox,
With Mr. Edward acting forth. Clerk of the Naas.
CATTIA MAGUS JURISDICTION IN SOROTIORI.
followiog letter from the Privy Council °Mee.
In ',ply to one sent by the Clerk of the Peace, respect.
tog the cettle *gas juriedictioa in lan-oaths, was
reed -"I: knee the honour to acknowledge the
rreeipt of your letter of the 26th inst., stating
that it appeared to the Court of Quarter Sessions,
that each municipal borough was now a separate
keel authority, and, in reply, I beg to mill Yew
attention to article 9. in the Consolidated Cattle Plague
Order of August, 1867, by which the worde said thereto
are to Rm.,s the same meaning as in the Coatis Dimmers
Prevention Act, lBe6, and to the dellnitioa of b
I. the 3rd eection of that AIM, as a place subjitetlolh
borough
Muntoipal Corporations Ael, which is not aseemed to the
county rate—Yours, he, CLAUDIA! Wit.morr."
Mr. Edward. remsrked that the oaly borough there-
fore exempt from the authority of the Court would be
Poole, all tbe others being Jammed to the county rate.
Col. Con said he waited till this meeting before
giving the Inspectors any order to withdraw from the
boroughs: had be acted otherwise. Dorcheeter with its
'markets might hive greeted some difficulty.
Mr. Littlebales observed that the Court had not
given orders for the withdrawal of the Inspectora
Mr. Edwards said it was left to the discretion of
Colonel Cox.

TATUM ZIOULATIONS.
litter from the Lord Portman Meted that he had
given notice for the matters relating to the cattle plague
necessary to bo acted upon at the Michaelmas *tenons ;
them were as to the 7th and Bth meti.na of the Act, for
the appointment of an executive committee which would
render the continuance of the mese one by adjournment
unneceseary, and for the appointment of a premanent
inspector.
Mr. Littlehalee remarked that there was a committee
and nab-committee now.
Mr. Ed vends explained that they only had power
In infected phase sad over diseased animal.; the new
committee would have general powers.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-08

OSMINGTON.

HARVIIWT flowz.—On Wednesday a special Denial!
was held in the church of this petty little village, to
render thanks for the successful in-gathering of the past
ha. vest. The church was tastefully decorated with
Bowe, s, evergreens. and sheaves of corn- wheat, barley,
and oats--an,l presented a most pleasing sight. At the
conclusion of the servioe a collection was made in aid of
the funds of that noble institution, the Dorset County
Hospital. At five o'clock in the afternoon Mr. William
Chilcott entertained his workpeople, numbering sixty,
to one of those good old-fashioned repasts which aro
the delight of an Englishman. viz., roast beef and plum
pudding, and most thoroughly was it appreciated by
them On the removal of the cloth, the •' health of
her Majesty" and other loyal toasts were thank, and
the "health, of the vicar, the Her. Sir James E.
Phillips, the Rev. W. F. Tregarthen, the Rev. F W.
Welburn, Major and Mrs Wood, and Mr. and Mrs.
Chilcott," were received with enthusiastic cheers. Beer
and tobacco were supplied ad libitum ; but the strains
of music possessed greater charms for most of the
party, who were speedily threading the " mystic manes
of the dance." Singing the national anthem terminated
a happy and pleasant day.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-08

WAREHAIL

LIADIK Forr&—F. C. ff., writing to N,,tes ard
Queries. gives li.t of eleven leaden fonts at different
plo, in Kngland, inch' ling Wareham.

THE " LADE " SWINDLER. —Geraldine Mendes MY
committed for trial on Tuesday, for obtaining goods by
false pretenoss from London tradesmen. It was said
there at least one hundred and twenty cases sgainst her!

Tait &FRIAR WATIIIING AND PUBLIC LIGHTING.
A meeting of .ever•l r. spectable trademmen watt held
here on We4neslay hut, being the committee which has
for the last two or three years secured for the town the
comfort and sdvaatage of haying the streets well and
v.gularly watered, in which object they have had the
liberal support of the several inhabitar.ts able to render
it At this meeting, over which the new town clerk
(Freeland Filliter' Esq.), an their regular chairman, pre-
stited,arrangement. were male to ensure the watering the
streets for the remainder of the year. The committee
then turned their attention to the subject of renewing
the gal lighting in the public streets, and, after well
talking over the subject, • practical plan was laid down,
which was caned into effect the nest day, and the gas
company have bet n enabled again to light up the streets,
the benefit of which is much appreciated by all classes
of this town.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-08

MARRIAGES.

September 16, M Christiana, Hr. John 0. Homer, of
Martinstown, near Dorchester. t Fanny Olivia, widow
of Mr. Charles Hawkins, of Winterbome Abbas,
Dorch.ster.

-D;T,01;;-1, at St Jude's church, Southsea, by the Rev.
T. E. Broweirigg rector, Charles Rhodes, S.D., of
'Weymouth, to Florence, second daughter of Courtenay
Mansell, late Major rith King's itussars.
October 1, at the lode ndent chapel. Poole, by th
Be.. It T. Verrall, Mr. Stephen Lillington, of Ports-
mouth, to Miss 11. King, of rooltt.
October 3, at St. Paul's church, liampetead, by the
Her. John Parr, 11. A.. incumbent of l'arkstone, Dorset,
Richard Gustavus Hancock, Esq... f the Belvidere,
Wert, .utb, to Emily Woodley, widow of the late
James Meaning. Esq., of Wolveton House, Dorchester.

DE ‘T WI.

July 13, at Rmerabl•hill, Melbourne' Australia.
Robert, third eon of the late Mr. John Andrews, of
Marnbull. I torset.

September 24, at Itperzia, Italy, an baud R.M.R.
Caledonia, Thomas Trowbridge formerly of Fordiagton,
Dorchester, ship's carpenter, highly respected by him
officers and comrades, aged 20 years.
september 29, at Bournemouth, 11r. William Gray
Bryer, son of the late Mr. J. G. Myer, of London, aged
19 years . . _

,
Septeinher 214, at Kingswood, of apoplexy Bruges
Fry, Fsq., late of I heddar, alld coroner of the northern
division of the county of Somerset.
October 4, at alisbury, after a long Hines., Maria.
wife of Mr. James Cooper, aged 48 years.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-08

Prone "Judy.'

euteicet.,—May eot a Bebop'. "Charge" be de.
signeted " A menage from the 'Seer "
- --• •

A CAIII OF REAL DIiTIISS.--.101iO: Minnie, dear,
you look horribly 'sat upon I" What on urth is the
matter? I'm sure your drew Is perfection. Minnie:
Ye., dear, but yellow hair has gone quite out of fashion,
and mamma inmate on stopping the supply of aurieonsotts.
Entre noes. It wee with the colour poor Charlie fell in
love, and he always calls me his "fair one with the
golden locks."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-08

PILFRILINGS FROM Tug COMIC PAPERS.
Prost "Plod?

THI ZU-LUI.OOIOA-L -DIIIIOULTT. —The Bishone with
regard ti Dr. Coleuso ere like the eelebrated Perrot—
they doo't speak bnt they "think the more."
BABT-7AllllllO.—FrOlO the report of the inquest so
an unfortunate infant, who died under the matentel
care In baby-farm-keeper, named Jagger, seer. led to
the conclusion that some Britons are newly to I.lCrifi
their chit •renal the Madam sacrifice thenuolvee—to
Jagger-naut.

"oN PAII-AtrOCLI, BED PAM-ABOILICAIL"
There vu. big Synod of seventy-two
Bishops so bothered they didn't know whet to do;
Sito do what vu wanted they drew to a head,
Shot then doors, said their prayers, and—did nothing
in.tead.

TICS Fiznor lIANDCOPTS.—Mr. Jones, the indignant
red republican member of the English bar, forgot that
to let the bird. one. caught out of his net,. is not the
custom of a Fowler. Brave, Mr. Fowler, and quite
right not to be bullied.
As IgDIoPIsNARt.I eItICEIL—h in not true that
Mr. Calcraft, the well•lrvoinn finisher of the law, will
he attached to the expedition which iii. course of being
fitted oat again,* the King of darner:in. It ia ex.
pentad that no diffloulty will be experienced in finding
• hand fully competent to lied, if neemiasry, with that
mosaic& in the event of his capture; and in the mean.
while the proceedingn of the Fenians render it manifently
impouible that her llsienty's Government can afford to
dispense with the services of Mr. Wendt at home.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-08

The Toes Clerk : Net In the Mag.
The Mayor mad he meld remember when the poor
rates were considerably higher.
Mr. 011ivant : You mem to have plenty of spare left
within the hmiM of the borough for any increase of
impala* ion.
The Mayor explained that the oily resent erections
bordering on the borough were in the parish of
Radipole, 00 the Dorchester-toad, where mu house
were lming built-
Alter inspecting the plans, and a few minor questioss,
the enquiry aimed.
Vet ) Mile interest has been taken in the matter by
the public, as it by been apparent for some time that
no notion eroold be taken to extend the limits of the
borou2h, so thst we imagine the present boundaries
will remain intact.

BOROUGH PETTY SEiSIVINS.
Togeoar.—Before the mayor (J. Tigard, Seq.,) and
J. Ayling, &KJ:, W
A CASI ITIOUT EVIDIDIOL —Thoinsa Bann,
pastry-cook and baker, Bondotreet, appeared in answer
toe summons by Jobs Rhodes, pastry-cook. Bond-strut,
for wilfully breaking a pane of ilea ai d a show glass,
his rwoperty. The evidence of complement went only
to show that he mu" informed end believed" that the
riefindent committed the damages on the night of the
24th instant, and on umplamant knew nothing of the
matter in question he was ordered to stand down. The
nest witness. Jane Peehley, knew about u much se
complainant, her eridenos, or the greater part of it,
being irreeelant to the ease. The damage took place
between two and three o'clock on Tuesday morning
lat. She was living in complainant's honse, and her
bedroom was opposite defendant's house. She heard
defendant coma front the Cross Key's inn. Saw him
open his own door and enter. Defendant then lighted
a candle, and went upstairs with it in his band,
end opened the bed room window and looked out from
right to left. Could not say anything further until
about belfirut two ; just u she was lying down she
heard two smashes of glass. She immediately looked
out of the window and there new P.C. Apery, to whom
she called. She could see no one in the street but the
policemen. P.C. Autry deposed that about a quarter
to three on Tuesday morning last, he was about 40
yards from complainant's house, lett n he heard some
glees smashed in that direction, and found a pane of
glue and a bottle broken in complainant's window. He
did not see anyone in the street. This being all the
evidence, the defendant, in the absence of his solicitor,
Mr. Howard did not uk the witnesses err questions,
' when the mayor said there was not a tittle of evidence
fig also the defendant, and the summons would he
illemiesed. The aomplaisant began to say that "the
defendant had bees • isoneteet senree," when the mayor
, said that the time of the Bench could not be taken up
In listening to any extraneous matter, otherwise they
might be sitting there all day.
NOIIHMOUS IMMOInDSIN of poor rate defaulters were
then heard end disposal of awarding to their rarpootive
Merits.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-08

CATTLE MARKETS.

MirreoPot.rraz, Thursday.—There was a fair supply
of be .ate; trade was about the same as on Monday; •
clearance was not quite effected. The number of sheep
wits small, and chiefly consisted of those left over from
Monday ; the supply, however exceeded the demand,
trade being exceedingly dull, at about Monday's quota-
tions. Calvm were lower.
Taut finretr.—ltritish—Beasts, 1.010; cows,
sheep and lambs, 5,020 ; calves, 257; pigs, 150.—
Foreign—Beasts, 410; sheep and lambs, 1,230; calve;
102; pigs, 65.
Bitierot, Thersday.—tin exceedingly large market,
WA though the majority of beasts were of middling
quality, the supply of prime beef was more than an
average. Trade was slow, and prima again suffered •
decline, the average prices for ti-ef being 62a. to 641.
There was • large quantity of muttan on offer. Best
wethers reeliied 7d. per lb., and other sorts from fid. to
60. per lb. The supply of mach cows of good quality
wan an average one, and they sold well at from Ell to
16 mob. Large arrivals of store cattle, trade was slow,
and • great number remained unsold. The pig
market was also ve7 large, end trade was brisk,
at • slight decrease to rates; ta. ti 9.. 61, was
the *int- tic, prim realised for 10 to 11 score batten ply,
and 9s. 6.1 to 105. for prime sizeable bacon pigs and
mama
NANGATIt AND LIADEIRALL. Friday.—The deed
meat trade is rather more active' and prises a trifle
Armee ; for beef beet qualities rancing up to 4s. 61;
' ed.; coma, 30. Mutton cannot be quoted
d.ar. Her English wether,4s. to 44. 2d.;olioiee, 4a. 6d.
middling, 3s. 114.• inferior, 3s. to 3a. 2d. No foreign on
sale, boa • good deal expected today. The last cleared
off at 36. to 3e. Bd. per stone. end the forthcoming sup-
! plies are expiated to find a better mart. The veal trade
is eery doll, 34. to 4.. 41. the current prices; a very
prime small calf will occasionally bring ge. 81. Pork is
also • slow sale, at Sc. 4d. 104 a. 44., with Is. Bd. as an
exeeptionil price for small, particularly rime and
,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-08

Corrtsponbenct.

THE PORTLAND -GRANT HONEY.

To am Sditor.

Sir,—? have read with much interest the various facts
and suppositions connected with the Portland Grant
Money, which have from time to time appeared in your
paper. There is one question, however, Ido not
remember to have seen mootsd. It seems to be ergo.,
by twiny parties that if the grant money were expen
in "improvements," all the inhabitants would feel the
benefit of it. There is, I _ will admit., a lugs field for
insprossmente olits••44 by "An Old Potiluider."
but did she Court Lest think of improvenmate 93 years
ago? Why in the year 1142 (at the very time the
committee were appointed) the two Court Lug dinners
cost niseryeix pounds. a very modest sum, surely, for
refresheming the inner man. Bat, putting i ch•ritable
construction on the figures, I must suppose that the
Court Let work is vety onerous, and requires a deal
of w(h)etting up. How many poor and suffering families
could have been relayed with the paid £96, and goodness
knows the emouut that have been expended for "feeds"
since the you referred to. There must be many
members of the Local Board who attend the Court Lest,
I and perhaps could throw. little light on this subject. Did
I the sum come out of the grant money,or from the amount
1 due to the Crown? If such improvements as "an old
Portlander" were carried out, who would reap the
largest benefit? The rich or the poor? And lithe rates
are relieved to the extent of MO or csoo a you, who
would be relieved to the greatest extent but the larger
ratepayers. The question naturally follows what were
the real intentions of the Crown? In what way would
Her Most Grecious Majesty wish to see the money
expended? This has hitherto been left to the discretion
of the trustees, and the Local Board are anxious to
get the managerosnt of it. Before, however, such •
step Ls con.ummated it behoves the Board to express
some opinion as to the manner in which the money
would he expended by them, and such opinion should
emus before the public, both as a guarantee of good
; faith to the present trustees and to the inhabitants at
large.— Yours obediently,

INSTILL DS PORTLAND.
September 30, 1867.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-08

PORTL 11N D.

- - -
THE BILIAIRATZI. —Four mortar boata are expected
here soon, to be employed as lighters in conveying
material to the outer fort on the Breakwater. BK=
there erill be a oonaiderable inareene in the
employed.
Tan BonoArreir.--It appears that our friends at
Southampton ere somewhat in the dark respeeting ..7
intended movements of this ship. At a meeting of their
Town Conned, on Wedneeday last, Mr. Davie asked
Mr. Alderman Stabbing if there WWI any prowest of the
Bosetwan returning to the Southampton water, to which
the letter gentleman merely repl.ed " that it was not on
the nolo., paper—(hear beer)." 8o it appears that
whatever may be the result of the enerptio steps
recently taken to encore the return of the vessel the
Domicil, an a body, are in the dark Into the present
position of affoirc
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-08

Prow " Tke Tomahawk."

Garibaldi is to be reptest•d to keep himself a prisoner
at Carrera. His friends consider that he will there
dad Elba-room.

Samorieg OP • SOll us Rueeta.—The roveficis Ruse,
of the 27th ult., morde a cue of a peculiarly horrible
cheracter, which has jut been heard before the criminal
tribunal of Vl.climir. A man named Kunio, • member
of • numerous and fanatical Russian sect oiled the
sect of the Saviour, lately killed his son, a little boy of
seven, in the conviction that the art would be agreeable
to the Saviour. His own account of the c-inte is as
follows:—" One night I felt so strongly that the human
race must soon perish that I could not get a moment's
sleep. I rose and lighted all the lamps before the
image. of the salute, and throwing myself on my bleu
I fervently prayed God to stye me and my family.
Suddenly the idea came to me of taring my son from
eternal damnation, for as this only child was a beautiful
boy sod finer than most boys of his age. I feared that
be would become after in, death the prey of hell, and I
determined to sacrifice him to the Lord. Filled with
this idea I continued b pray. I mid to myself that if
during my prayer the thoughts of eacriliciug my sea to
Galati:le to me from the right aide I would execute it;
if, ota the contrary, it came from the left, I would give
it up ; for, according to our religions teachings, the
thought which comes from the right side is from our
god angel, and that from the left is toe instigation of
the devil. After a long prayer, the thought came to
me from the right side, and I returned fall of joy to the
room where my son slept by the side of my wife.
Knowing that she would oppose the sacrifice which I
desired so offer to God. I sent her to the market to
purchase provisions. When she had gone, I awoke my
child, and said to him, Get up, my son, put on thy
white shirt, that I may admire thee.' When he had
done this I laid him on the bench, and stabbed him
several times in the stomach." The child in struggling
fell frequently upon the knife, and when found was
covered with armada The father, it seems, intending
to end the lad's sufferings, out the stomach open from
top to bottom ; but even then he lingered fors little
while. This frightful scene occurred just before aunties.
Kursin says that just as the child had breathed his
last, the first rays of the son shone through the window,
and in • moment of eatacy he fell on his knees and
implored God to mercifully receive this sacrifice.
Kusin continued his narrative in these terms ' Just
as I had thrown myaelf before the holy imaged,
and u my son was lying in his blood the door op
sad my wife came in. She instantly saw what bad
named and, eased with horror, she fell senseless to
the rosail. I ram: nu, and I said. `Go to
and tdl hies all. lam goin. to give a firln be
After he had been sent to pe%ee, be resolutely
refused all kind of nourishment, sad died ot
I before the lenteees epee him could be waded.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-08

POOLE.

Tag CHERBOURG TRADE.—The Rpieey arrived here
on Weinerlay afternoon, about pis o'cl .ek, from
Cherbourr viri Port m•nith, having performed her first
roysg.• since being reinstated to the ronte in a Ipghly
•it•faetot7 manner. She brought shoot 150 sheep
and pigs to Portsmouth, and • few pigs on to this
Port.

A BOY DROWVID —On Thursday afternoon, • boy
named Cobb, the son of a shipwright, met with his
death by drowning, having fell overboard while
scudding • boat off the quay, opposite
Messers. Meadus's timber yard. No one saw the
accident, but the boy being mired, and about the
same time the boat being found drifting, the water was
dragged, and at about four o'clock the body was found
near Barn steps. The boy was about 13 years of
Ro 88888 THOM • Sew. —At the pettv seminal, held
on Thursday (before J. W. Martin, W. Pearce, and
J. S. Stone, &qrs.), Samuel Jewell, mate of the ship
Ann Sirriniestone, was charged with stealing lowt.
3qrs.l4e. of pig iron, of the value of 6a, and Stephen
Dorey, marioer, was charged with receiving the same,
knowing it to have ben stolen. It was proved that
the prisoner Jewel gave direction, to one of the crew
to sell the 'too, and that he received part of the money
which had been received for it from the other prisoner,
Dorey. The magistrates, after a long enquiry,
dismissed the case spinal Dorev, telling him that he
had • very narrow escape, and sentenced the prisoner
Jewell to one month's imprisonment, with herd lebeer
Prrrr Semiotic, Friday.—Before J. W. Martin and
George Penny, Sera —Henry Ryland was charged
wit robbery the morning previous. The prisoner was
stopped by P.C. Stone carrying • bag, and upon his
being questioned and not giving satisfactory replies ic
was taken to the police-office and enquiries afterwards
made, when it was discovered di 4 the whole of the
the thnigs found in the be* consisting of I...sleets,
trousers, shirts, vest., stockings, and various other
articles ha' been stolen from the ship Ann Dickinson,
lying at Poole, and which belonged to four of the crew.
The prisoner was convicted and he was sentenced
to three m..nths' hard labour, sad the police compli-
mented for their activity in detecting the
Palmer, beerlseise keeper, was c by Supt.
Gifford with permitting drunkenness ;la: house on
the Saturday night previous. Supt Gifford and PS.
Hunt proved the cue, and the defendant was fined 10s.
and costs or 14 days' hard labour. Fine paid.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-08

norsttsbire.

IlDcar.lurks Staroonn—The Quarter Sessions will
nommen*. on Tuesday next, when the subject of an.
pointing n Chief Constable to sunned Colonel COI will,
no doubt, evoke an animated discussion. The trials of
prieoners will commence on the following day, and the
cabin, no up to the present time lien follows: —Alfred
Joy and William Green, stealing a silver fork and two
silver spoons at Allingt ; James Doyle, stealing an
opera glass at Preston; sterhen Bellew iy, attempting
to commit an aboornable crime at Corsemobe; Emma
Dodd arol Elis.beth Johnson, stealing money, Isa, at
Fordington ; Ebzabeth Stone, stealing silver catch at
Shiftenhurr :- On Bail: John Watery, attempting to
oommit suicide at Sutton Points; George Vinosni,
breakir g and entering a dwelling bones at Tarrant
Yankton.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-08

Br EXPRESS & BLICTRIC Tit,

LONDON MARK ET&

FROE OUR OWN- REPORTER.

KARK.LANS, MONDAT, SM. 7.
English wheat l moderate supply. Although the
a burin was by no MMUS SSIDIffIXIS fide.
red .t.p.dill, Si an ADVANCE in the toot,
ri0r°1",,,707,„,;,,red with klondsy last, of THREE,
!MILLINGS PER QUARTER. In eons instances
4p„ pr qaerter more mosey was realised for picked
entiple!.Werers Uhl) supplied with foreign 'beet,
In which • fall average badmen was transmitted, at an
improvement in value of from 3.. to 4e. per qr. Float-
jeg cargoes of grain were held for very high rates.
Grinding barley was le. per quarter dearer. Other
kinds, the supply of whish was limited, sold at very fall
rims.
There was a waterer,' inquiry for malt it previous
rotes.
The oat trade was Ire., and the quotations &drafted
fully la per qr.
B.SD/ oomasinded extreme rated, with a moderate
demand.
No sitinge in the value of peas.
The door trade, we. ire., at Is. per 2801 b. advance.
American lour was 2.. per barrel douse.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET, Oar. 7.

-
Good supply of foreign stock, and last week's prises
IMO bandy supported. Moderate arrivals of English
boasts, trade vary inastive, but no quotable (hangs took
plow Sheep aad waves quiet at late pries& Pig, dull.

MONEY ItARERT, Om. 7.
Omanle are i lower, being 94k In i for money and W-
inona w.