The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-02-02 00:00:00

CAITLE MARKETS.

Ifirraorour As, Thursday. —There wee a fair supply
of live stock this morning, the weather being in favour
of trade, and the reports from Nearside and Leadenhall
markets speaking of general brinnesa the demand ruled
better for all kinds of otock, and quotations were wen
maintained. 11.. f made fully the terms of Monday loot,
in WOW in-toners s rifle more. The number of foreign
was 345, from Germany and Holland. The sheep
market Ira-n pretty well eleare.l before the close, and
quotations were firm. Of foreign there were 1530 from
Germany and 11.410nd. The veal trade we. steady.
Pigs sold more readily at the quotations, At market—
Besets, 1.180 ; sheep, 3,470; calves, 66 ; pigs, 120.
Prieeo I -Beef, 3. i 4 I to 5. 2.1; mutton, 54 to 6.44 ; reel
bo to 6* GI ; pork, 3. 6d to 4.14.1 per atone of 81b., sink'
iir the offal.
ISTIRUATI •ND LIAM:KHALI, Thursday. Only
moderate sulphac of meat are on sale at theme markets.
Yoe all d, ecriptions the trode is firm, at our quotations.
Inferior beef, 34 2,1 to 3.04 ; middling ditto, 3s 81 to
3. 104 ; prime large ditto, 4. to 44 MI ; prime small
ditto, 4s 24 to 4.1 44; large pork, 3e 6,1 to 4s 24;
inferior mutton, 3o 41 103. 10.1 ; middling ditto, 44 to
41 44 ; luien. ditto, 4. Cad to 4. 84; veal, 4s to be ; amall
peek, 4.44 to 4.84.
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IliturroL, Friday. —There was a very good supply of
tel beef of good quality, including • few nice Ayrshire
heifers, • number of good heifer,. t. o, Ireland, and
plenty of prime Uremia. There were al .0 ..ery fair
supply of mutton, but the prices being high, purchases
were only made for lininediate oonotuiptima and
business was slow. Stickling calves were present in
increased numbers, and pigs were plentiful, store pigs '
being better worth; fat pigs about the same. Cows and
calves were in good supply, and selling tolerably welL
Barren Colw, sod grazing oxen are fetching high pilots.
Of store stock there wart a moderate supply, which met
with ready purchase, at good priors. There were •
good many "springing" betters from Ireland, and these
were selling at high prices. The supply of horses was
about an average one, principally cart horses, but little
doing. The following are the quotations :—Beef, from
fikts to Ms per owl ; mutton, 9d per lb ; pork. from 9*
to 10e per .more; baron pigs, front 8e to 8s 6,1 ; store
pigs, from 30s to difie each ; suckling calves from 12s
to 25e each ; ewes and c.lves, from £l5 to Z2O ; barren
oows, from DI Ws to L'ls; grazing oxen, from £lB to

PROVISION&
BRISTOL CHRISI XAUIT. Friday.—The trade was
briA fur this season of the year, and prices arm, with
an upward tenth-nos.

BANK RUFFS.
(From the London Gazette of Friday. January 29.)
Ezekiel done., New Swindon, Wilts, tailor.
Henry Strde, Southampton.
Henry Hayward, Laudport, Hants, brewer.
Richard Batley, Ludinure Farm, Wed Harptree,
Somersetshire, timber dealer.
Clarks Morgan. Bristol. licensed victualler.
Samuel Snook, Bristol, cooper.
Willimo Godfrey, Bristol, beerhoom keeper.

P A RTNEILSHIPS DISSOLVED.
J. S. Busiman awl J. Haynes, Laverstoek, WlWilke.
W. Duminer and B. S. N% amen, Fulham, Hampshire,
&storm.

The aildresa in answer to the Speech from the throne
-will be moved in the Holm of Lords by the Marquis of
Sligo. a.nd be seconded by Loral Abercromby. The
address in the Commons will be moved by Lord Richard
Grosvenor. member for the county of mina, and be
seconded by Ur. O. J (Aachen, U P. for the City.
We learn from Soh'melt that the Danish forme have
abandoned the Cronenwerk, intending no doubt to make
their first great stand wants the invading Germans
when they arrive at the Dannewerke, which is strongly
fortified and of immense strength. Prince Frederick
Charlee of Prussia issued an order of the day on
Saturday, ordering the Aturtro•Pruseian army to be
drawn up in battle array upon the line of the Eider in
three days. The Saxons have entered Rendsburg, and
Oaten) Wrangel arrived in that city on Sunday.
Immediate active operations were expected. The frost
bad returned. The Duke of Aupetenburg has been
obliged to quit Kiel, and clothes his retreat as a visit of
pleasure to Chamberlain Ruche°ld in Ohlenbaarg.
A GIRATIMUL 00041140. —A seaman's daughter
(C. T ) ho sent to the National Life-boat Institution
00. being the produce of her needlework.
The notorious Yelverton matrimonial case, which has
canacal 0 much excitement in Ireland and in Scotland.
he. at last found its way ink. the English warts of law.
An application was made in the Court of Common
Plea, on Saturday to allow Ur. Thelwall, of Hull, who
obtained a judgment agaiest Majoi Yelverton in the
Irish courts for money advanced in eupport of his wife,
to serve notice, main the major otherwise than Per-
sonally. as it was alleg-d that he kept out of the way to
avoid the service. The Court, however, held that
sufficient proof had not been laid before them of all
napasary di twines having been med to discover the
defendant, and for the present they refused the ap-
plication.
804414 AND Reviews —The Loral Chancellor. on
the part of the Judicial Committee of Privy Council,
will pre judament in the long litigated maw of "The
Bishop of Salebury and the It.. De. Rowland
wujimu.," and " The 1t... J. Feudal!,, the Rev. H.
Bri/00W0 Wil100," on blonder rwst. February & The
appeal in each C4OO is from the judAtucteof Dr.
of the
Meow the D•un of Arches, who moteeach
reverend Wei:ideate to suspension from his Weak, for
• period of twelve months. The a
the Furl Grenville, the President o 1 was heard by
Council, the
Lord Chancellor, Lord Cron worth, Lord Chebadord,
Lord Kingsdown. the Arehbiabop of Coatorkull, the
Archbishop of York, and the Bishop of London.