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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-07-10

SWITZERLAND AND SAVOY.

The French Dovernment has communicated to the
Powers that it is willing to areept one of the three
following modes for settling its differences with Switzer-
land :-1. To negotiate direct with the Federal Govern.
ment. 2. To admit to this negotiation the Powers wl.o
signed the final Azt of Vienna. 3. To assemble in
Conference.
The Federal Council has received the official motiflea-
tion that England has declared, in reply to W. '
Thouveners note, that she accents the first proposal of
France—namely, the meeting of a conference. Count
Recliberg has intimated that Austria does lint object to
. be represented in the Conference. He adds that Austria
recognises the right of Switzerland to take part in the
Conference. She persista, however, in maintaining that
Sardinia can show no title for being represented therein,
Count eAVOUT having I self stated that, in consequence
of the Treaty of the 24th of March, Sardinia would
henceforth remain a stranger kcal' questions in reference
to Savoy.
it is asserted that Switzerland will submit to the
Conference the following question only i—" Is it in the
interest of Europe and the neutrality of Switzerland to
leave the Simplon Pass perfectly accessible, to France,
without demanding any fresh guarantees?' should this
. juestion obtain a solution unsatisfactory to Switzerland
die would confine herself to taking cognizance of the
, leclorationa in which France engaged herself to assume
all the military obligations resulting from Article 92 .1
the Final Act of Vienna. Switzerland, besides. would
Aaini the right, in case of war, of militarily nocupying
the neutralised districts of Chablais and Fincigny.
Switzerland would also state her reserves, the insertion
of which in the protocols of the Conference shy would
demand, and would maintaiegin principle all the rights
which are guaranteed to her by treaties.
. From a report of the Military Department of Switzer-
. land, which has just been published, it appears that on
. the 314 of December last, the Swiss army consisted of
179.730 men, of whom 79,047 were in active service,
43,217 in the reserve, and 57,416 in the landwehr. In

the total are not included the contingent.; which the
cantons have to supply to the Confelerstion. The report
remarks that some of the cantons. especially Vaud,
urtititaits an effective almost double that which the
_

Federal itatutesrequire.— --
A doubtful report reachea us from Nice, by the usual
way through Antibes and Paris. The inhabitants of the
villages kept by Sardinia are dying and seeking aheiter
on the French territory, because persons who cry
" Long live France!" are mskresded by the Sardinian
functionaries.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-07-10

r•uE PEN SUPE RSEDED. —Mark yonr
1 Linen. The best and only method of Marking
Linen, Silk, Stockings, Coen. Towels, or Books, so as
to prevent the Ink washing out, is with CULLETON'S
PATENT ELECTRO-SILVER PLATES. By means
of this novel invention • thousand pieces of Linen can
be Marked in a few lours. Initials, Is. each; Name,
2s. 6d.; Bet of Moveable Numbers, 2s. 6d. ; Crest Plate,
Is., with the necessary Directions for Use. Post free.
Certificate from the eminent Dr. Sheridan Ilnapratt,
FALK Profeassor of Chemistry, ice. :
Several trial, with Mr. CULLETOIVBPatent Electro
Silver Plates for Marking Linen, induced me to pro-
nounce them excellent ; the letters are beautifully
marked in a deep black colour, without blotting; and
after a long boiling, with either Potass or Soda, they
remain unaltered. Other Plates which I tried decom-
posed the Ink, and in many eases burned holes in the
Linen. I can testify Mr. CULLETON'S Plates are
incorrodible, and will not hurt the nueat fabric.

(Signed) "SHERIDAN MITSRRATT,
" M
1854." College of Chemistry, Liverpool.
" ay 15A,

All Orders to be sent to the Patentee and Sole Maker,
T. CULLETON, 25, Craabournfitreet, corner of Bt.
Martan'e Lane, London, W.C.
.* AU Orders executed by return of Peet.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-07-10

MO BE LET—The EXHIBITION HOTEL
A Apply to Messrs. ELDRIDGE, MASON, sad
CO., the Brewery, Dominus.

MR. H. EDWARDS, Diurrurr, Soirn•
sumer, DOM H ETTER,
at Homo Daily from Ten till Five, TUESDAYS and
FRIDAYS excepted, when he attends at the ROYAL
BATHS, WEYMOUTH, and by appointment at the
Residences cf his Patients without extra charge.

A notice per post ensures an interview.

lIOLLO WA TS OINTMENT.

CURE FOR THE MILLION I
CONTRACTED OR STIFF JOINTS.

All the medicines in the London Dirrensariss would
rarely Lenctit, mush less cure, any threats caw of
contracted or stiff jointa ; whereas if this involved&
Ointment be effectually rubbed into stwep.rli Why
a day, the benefit will beta r prittswe!
can can derive advantages frail thii rsamely, ant
from so other.

SCORBUTIC HUMOURS.-SCALD READS, AND

SKIN DISEASES.

Scorbutic humours arise from an impure date a the
Wood, and in most cases the liver and stomach ars the
organs at fault. The Pills will speedily restore these
to a healthy action ; while the Ointment, if well
rubbed in at least twice a day will soon curs any saes
of skin disease. Soldiers, sailors, and ruiners use this
famous Ointment in all parts of the world.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-07-10

THE MEDICAL INSTRUCTOR contains
Rules and Remedies for the sure of Secret
Diseases, seminal weakness, nervous debility, logs of
memory, dimness of sight, pimples, tremblings, palpita-
tion of the heart, kc., illustrated with eases, with the
means of cure used in each case. Contains the only
cure for nervous debility. Post free (secure from
observation) for one penny stamp.
Address, C. Ftst.rtsui, Fag., 2, Woburn Street,
Bloomsbury, London.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-07-10

EIRTII3.

July 1, st Weymouth, the wife of Edward L
Kindersley, Esq., of a son,
July 3, the wife of Mr. James Wiuw, Wyke Regis,
of • son.

-
July 3, the wife of Mr. Merles Meader, London-
house, High Weyeombe, Bucks, of a son.
July 5, at Portialiam, the wife of Mr. William Bird,
of a son. •
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-07-10

ADVERTISEMENT. £29,000 for One
Pound. LOTTERY Authorised and Guranteed
by Government; with a capital of :91,500,000 Pounds
Sterling. Prospectuses sent post free, on application
to FRANZ FABRICIUR,I Banker, Prankfort.on.the-Maine,
Letters addressed to Mr. R. Warren, 9, Castle-Arett,
Falcon•square, London, E.C., will be immediately
forwarded.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-07-10

ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital, TIVO MILLIONS Sterling.
Total Annual Revenue exceeds ... CIOO,IVO
Accumulated Funds in hand over ... E 700,000
FIR E.
Nearly the Largest Company in the World.
LIFE.
Large 8011114 declared 1.-2 per Cent. per Annum on
the ston Assured.
DIVISION OF PROFITS EVERY FIVE YEARS
To Pitliciee then in exiatence tiro entire years.
The Times.—The City Article of the 24th July, 1856,
states that " the transactions of the Royal litaurance
Company appear to have been of • prt fectly satisfactory
character." Article in The TiMell of the Uth of August,
18.50.—" At the Annual Meeting of the Royal Insurance
Company, yesterday, the Report for the year 1858 stated
that the Premiums received in the Fire Department
amounted to £196,148, allowing an increase of £66,0148,
or more than 50 per cent, in three years."
PERCY i. LOVE, Manager, &e.
Midgummer, 1860.
West of England South Wales District Offices-
2, BROAD•LWAY, BRISTOL.
LOCAL BOARD OF CONSULTATION,
Phillip W. S. Miles, Fe+, Chairman.
George 0. FAwards, Eaq.
W. C. H. Miles, Fag.
Albany It. Savile, Esq.
Jame Poole, Rol.
Banters—Sir Wm. Miles, Bart., and Co.
Physirian—Dr. Symonds.
Surgeon—Samuel H. Swayne, Esti.
District Manager Henry B. 0. Bailie, 2, Broad-quay.
AGENTS IN UOILEZTBIIINIC,
Dorchester Mr. C. PARNONE,
Post Office.
Blandford Hy. Brown,
Lyme Regis ... . J. Dave.
Slterhorne ... W.
Shaftesbury ... Jun. Bennett.
Weymouth ..• J. Templentan•
Warelt•tu P. H. Tapp.
Wimhorne R. P. Hopkins.
Cattistock R. L Wiglaman.

LAWES' PATENT SUPERPHOSPHATE AND

BEST PERUVIAN GUANO.

J DAMEN begs to thatinform his Friends at
t he continues SOLE AOENT for the SALE of
Mr. LAWES' PATENT SUPERPHOSPHATE in
DOULTKHIRE and WILTIIIIIRI, and, having several
Cargoes lately arrived, he is prepared to deliver it at all
Porte and Railway Stations in these Counties. The
quality he guarantees equal to the very superior quality
which has given it such a preference for many years
past. The Analysis ordered by all the Fanners' Clubs
of this County, and, sines that time, the Analysis of
several Thousand Tons by Professor Way and Dr.
Voelcker, at Mr. Lewes' Manufactory, show it to
contain between 30 and 40 per. Cent. of Phosphate of
Lame, and over :2 per Cent, of this Soluble. As the
Sale increases so much yearly, early orders will be
Cllteelll4.4l a favour.

'Guano direct, and only from Ileum
A. GIBBS k SONS.

Mr. W. J. 11E6E1,0% of Millions* St. Andrew, will
kindly take orders in Blandford and Witubome Markets.
Dorchester, March, 1860.

Jae( Published, free by poet for *errs tamps each.
HOW TO READ THE FACE, or
Physiognomy explained, according to the Phil-
osophy of Looter.
'The proper wady of mankind ie asan."—Porz.
rrHE HUMAN BODY in health and disease;
1 an Eva" on the preservation and restoration of
health, and strength of mind and body ; their treatment
and cure without Doctors:.

;;;11—;:cilw;ile litik work."--Eits.
H,,w TO SPEAK AND WHAT TO SAY,
shoring the enurs ol daily occurrence in speak-
ing and writing.
By SAMUEL BOLD, Publisher, 16, Wittoinb-street,
Pall Mall, London.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-07-10

EDWARD GOULD, HOUSE and SIGN
PAINTER, DECORATOR, GLAZIER, ke.
hegs to thank the public for past favours since his remo-
val to the Premises of the late Mr. HIN a Y Davit-AND,
frinity-street, Dorchester and hope, by strict attention
to businem, punctuality, and despatch, to secure a con-
tinuance of the same.

N.B. —Pitt,mt Staining in all its branches; also Grain-
ing in iinitation of Maple, Mahogany, Rosewood, Wal-
nut, ,te., executed with taste, and in the best btyle of
work in an sh p.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-07-10

DEPTHERIA, SORE THROATS, km.

These cases an of no serious and dangerous • nate»
that the Ointment would not be recommended sakes
the Proprietor was sure of its effect. It will ears
when every other means may fail, if applied Seise-
diately, and not when the patient is beyond retovery.
It ix • sovereign remedy for sore thrusts. Any set-
tled coughs or wheezing will be promptly removed.
Mothers should rub this remarkable Ointment into the
chest of their infante whenever there be any beans-
nese, tightness, or anything affecting the breathing'
/3otA the Ointment and Pith e should be used is the foi•
loorilig cases:—
Bad Legs • Cancers , bolsi**,
Bad Breads , Contracted and Stiff -
ltunin
Bunion.

Joints
Elephantiasis

Sae of Mo.chetoss

and nantl-Flien iiitut i
Coeo-bar 'Maud ular Swellings
Chkwo4o4 1 Lumbago
i'llilblaint Piles !
! Rheumatism I
1
; Scald.

Scurry
Sine-heads
Tumours
Ulcers
Wound.

Chapped. !lands

Cern; (Non)

Sold at the Establishment of PROFESSOR HOLLOWAY,
244, Strand (near Temple Mar), London ; also by ail
respectable Druggists and Dealers in Medicines through-
out the civilized world, at the following prices:-
Is. lid., 2.. 9d., 4s. Ili., 225., and Me. each Pot.
.*. There is • considerable saving by taking tle Larger
bile..

N. B. —Direction, for the golden*, of petiolate in every
diaorder are affixed to each not.

DUGS DISAPPEAR LIKE MAGIC after
..tfi using Harper Twelvetrees Bug Destroyer, whisk
kills them by Millions, and utterly destroys the element
in which they breed. A single dressing is sufficient.
Sold in packets at 3d., 64., and Is. ; and bottles foi. and
Is. each, by all Agents for Harper Twelvetrees' Soap
Powder. Pont free for Seven .
HARPER TWELVETR MICE AND RAT
KILLER is • most delicious dainty for vermin • they
eat it greedily and die on the spot. A sixpenny
will kill 100 Mice and 50 Rata. Sold in Packets st 341..
6d., and Is. each.

A Penny Parket of HARPER TWELVETBRZIP
POISONED WHEAT will kill hundreds of Mice as/
Sparrows on the spot. No risk or danger to hansom life
nor to cats or d.gs. Sold at Id., 24., 6d., and is.
Agents wanted.
Patentee, HARPER TWELVETREES, Hamst-
er-Bow, LONDON, E. Sold by Style, Jamas. sad
Co., grocers; J. Frond, druggist ; Tulloch and Ce.,
rocers ; J. Bishop, grocer, Dorchester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-07-10

WEDDING CARDS—For Lady and Gentle-
,no-50 Eneh. 50 Einbossed F.:iv/elopes, with
Maiden Name Printed Inside, 13s. Visiting Cards- A
limper Plate Engraved in any Style, with Name and 50
Cards, Printed for 24., post free. N.B. All orders
executed by return of post, for Stamps or Cash.—T.
CBLLETON, Seal Engraver and Die Sinker, 25, Cran-
bourn-street, corner of St. Martin's Lane, London, W.C.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-07-10

GERMANY.

Wince the meeting of (ternian Sovereigns at Baden the
Prussian Ambassador, Baron Werther, has had several
conferences with Count Itechberg with the object of
bringing about a perfect un,lerstanding between Austria
and Prussia. If it be true that Austria no longer insists
upon a guarantee of the integrity of her domino= such
an understanding will be greatly fscilitated.
A letti.r front Berlin in the Dearla rays :—" Inter-
views Letween Sovereigns appear to be the order of the
day. The Emperor of Austria is shortly to have one
with the King o,f Bavaria. awl the Prince Regent with
the Emperor of Russia. Nothing has vet been decided
as to the city where the latter event will take ilace. bet
• definite answer is expected from St. Petersburg, mak-
ing known whether the Emperor will come to meet his
motto-c, the Empress Dimmer, at Berlin. or whether
the Prince Regent will accompany her Majesty to War-
saw, whero her son will join her. It becomes every day
more and more certain that no particular arrangement,'
were concluded at Baden between Prussia and the
seem-I:try States. and that, consequently , it cannot be
laid that any conciliation has been effected between con-
flicting opinions. To the allusions made by the King of
Wurtemberg on this subject the Prince Regent rePlied
by asking for a written st.itement of the points on which
it was desired that Prussia should change her policy,
and also of the questions on which the secondary States
were 'hummed to mike concessions. The negotiation',
will therefore resume the ordinary COWIN of diplomatic
correspondence."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-07-10

VAMILY ARMS, &c., Emblazoned for Paint-
ing on Carriages or Needlework, 6s. ; Best Style,
12s. ; Gothic and Modern Monograms Designed, Ss.
Arms Quartered, Impaled, nod Painted on Vellum,
according to the laws oi Heraldry.-- By T. CULLETI/N,
Seal Engraver and Die Sinker, 25, Cranbourmstreet,
corner of St. Martin's Lane, London. W.C.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-07-10

Court Naos.

'The Queen and Prince Consort, accompanied by the
Duke of Sare•Cobourg and the Royal family, arrived at
Osborne on Thursday evening at 7 o'clock.
Her Majesty was graciously pleased on Tuesday last
to stand glamour in person to the infant son of Colonel
and the Hou. Mrs. T. N. Biddulph, in the private
chapel at Buckingham Palace. her Royal Highness the
Princess Frederadc William of Prussia, reprosentetl by
PI incess Alice, being another sponsor.
As • special compliment to his title of Duke of Corn-
wall, the Cornish corps lif Volunteer Rifles have applied
for permission to act as guard of honour to his Royal
Highness the Prince of Wales when lie arrives at
Plymouth on the 10th inst. to ensbark in the Hero for
Quebec.
The Doke of Cambridge was seized with an attack of
goistiuuinse liately after the review at Ahlershott.
The King of the Belgians. the uncle of her Majesty,
took leave on Saturday, and departed for Ostend.
The Duchess of Macklenburg.Strelitst, who has just
arrived from Germany on a visit to Her Majesty, dis-
covered, on her arrival at Buckingham Palace, that she
had been robbed of her jewel case, valued at £j,ooo.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-07-10

NORTH SQUARE, DORCHESTER.
MR. HANN begs to state that the DUTIES
nt him CLASSICAL MATHEMATICAL, and
COMMERCIAL BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL will
(DV.) be RESUMED J 111.1" 16th, IMO.
N.B.—Three VACANCIES for BOARDERS.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-07-10

Sannu anti Na.

NAVAL REVIEW.—Nothiw, whatever has at present
transpired from official or oth'er quarkre in confirmation
of the report of an intended naval review at Spitheml
prior to the departure of his Hoye' Highness the Prince
of Wake for f'snarle. - .

STEENHTH OF THE AItMETRONG GCN.--In order to
substantiate the extreme strength claimed for the
Armatroug gun under the highest possible charge of
Powder and shot, one of the 12-pounder guns recently
turned out in the Woolwich factory. having been !
~Mere,' to undergo an additional proof for the sans-
fact of the War Department awl the country, was
on Wednesday last submitted to a most rigid trial. The
gun was loaded and fired with every ounce of powder
which the chamber was capable of containing, to which
was added a long cylinder or bar of solid iron, equivalent
to five ordinary shut. This charge was repeated and
fired in a dozen rounds, and, after a careful searching of
the interior, and the applicatiox of the ordinary means
to test the gelidity of the metal, the tiring was cote
tinned, with the charge as above stated, up to the bUth
round, when the firing was ordered to cease, and the
gun. having been again examined and subjected to
ample scrutiny, was pronounced incapable of being
burst ordamaged under ordinary usage. In addition
to the stipulated number of 12-imunder guns already
completed in the Woolwich factory, 112 of larger
dimensions (25-pounders) intended for service in the new
class of gunboats, have also been completed. Three 12.
pounders guns, on Mr. Whitworth's principle, are also
in a forward state of construction, and arc intended to
be employed at the forthcoming competition at Sheer
buryucu.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-07-10

IVIESRS. BAKER ond ENSOR beg to
onSnoonoe that their NEXT SALE of Fat
stock, lee., trill be held on SATURDAY, JULY
14th. 1860,
la the CATTLE MARKET, oonsmoncing at 12 o'clock.

PILIMENT ZS TRIZJI.

4 Fat Heifer,
30 Fat 1/own Ewes.
12 Fat sheep,
21) Fat Down Welborn.
311 Fat Horn ditto.
50 Fla Horn Land's.
30 Val ditto.
.20 Fst loown Imnbs.
At tho REPWITORY, at 3 o'clock.

4 Cart Boma, 3 Black. and 1 Grey, 6 to 9 years old,
snood mid gal worker', the property of Mr. Legg,
:artist; hi% farm at Broadmayne.
Br-own Cart Mare, Il years, sound, and good worker.
Chennut Cart Horse, 7 years, 16 hands, sound, mad
01.1 worker.
park cart Horse, 1141 kande, a good worker.
Bay Pony, 14 hands, quiet to ride and drive.
- -

Bey Pony, 6 years, fast, and good In harness.
Boy Mare 4 years, 15 hands, sound, and quiet to ride
and drive.. .

ByCob,è years, 14. wand, and quiet to ride and
drive. _

'Bay Cob Posy. 6 years, 13 hand., • good back.
Dung Putt, 4 Horse Wagon, 2 Hone Waggon, Iron
Gat and Posts, 4-Coulter Turnip Drill, Dog Cart, Gig,
Sprins (..n.
Entries will appear in the Catalogue if sent by MONDAT,
July 9th.
The Cow Stock and Sheep must be sent to the Cattle
market, And Horses and Carriages to Use Repository.
adjoining the " Plume of Feathers" Inn, by 10 o'Clock
in the morning. The AUCTIONIIIIB would teoo,ornend
persons at a distance to send Stock and Horses the day
lislore. !Roblin" and keep for Hones and Stock sent
the day before, or remaining over until next Sal*, pro.
vided at moderate charges.
CORNHILL, DORCHRSTER.

31E.reseseiRveds.
in,B,r_ukciitiotßto a EN
aSnlt. LL BY SA°U4CT 1: haveN
on the Premiers. on FRIDAY. JULY 13, IMO. the
HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND FURNITURE,
the property of the Mimes Inon.tx, quitting the
residence.

Particulars given in Hand Bills circulated in the
miebts.urbood.
The Balr will commence at 2 o'Clock precisely.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-07-10

COAL STORES.

AT THE DORCHESTER AND MAIDEN
NEWTON RAILWAY STATIONS.

T 0 LOCK begs to inform his Friends and
1.. the Public that be is SELLING COALS at the
shove Stations, at the folkwing PRICES, for CASH,
•ix.:—

Al the South-Western Station—

Best Walls End Coals I. U. per cwt.
Small Iritto. for Smiths
Ittst Tenby Stone Coal ... .. Is. G.J. "
At the Great Western Station—
Maiden Newton. Dorchester
per cwt. per cwt.
Best Radstock Coal Os. 10d. Os 100 .
Small ditto Os. 7d. Os. 74.1.
Best Bulb o
Colin .

Coals delivered in the Country at moderate charges.
Orden received by Mr. F. Lock, Post Office, or by
Mr. Rontar HILL, at the G. W. Station, will be
punctually attended to.
Dorchester, Nor. let, 1859.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-07-10

TO LADIES, INVALIDS, AND OTHERS.
AGENTLEMAN, aged 30, offers his services
MAN Al; ER of PROPERTY. COLLECTOR
of RE:crs. LAND STEWARD, or indeed in any
capacity where lie can make himself uaeful. Any num-
ber of tirat•rate refrrences can be given to the nobility
if roluirol.
. . _ . _

TI: leint at 5 per cent. £:1,000 on Freehold Property,
or woo d purchase • moan estate in the neighbourhood.
Addreaa F. H., 4, Ship-street, Oxford.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-07-10

A HANDY BOOK FOR NERVOUS INVALIDS
Just published—Free for two Stamp..
THE EXPERIENCE of an INVALID in his
1. SEARCH AFTER HEALTH, designed as a
Warning and l'aution to all, supplying at the same time,
the means of self-cure by one who hes cured himself.
A Guide to Health accompanies the above, which enables
the reader to detect the precise disease and apply the
" Cure," which is given away solely from motives of
benevolence, for the benefit of the afflicted, and wilt
not be sold under any pretext whatever. Send addrecil
and the above will be forwarded post paid, per return,
by H. LASNCM, No. 1.5, Brook Street, Regent's Park,
London.—" This discovery exhibits the absurdity of the
English mode of treating such complaints, and will
prove a blessing to the afflicted, who inay safely and
easily regain pristine health by adopting the means
presented." k.'rem.mpsq SI4II.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-07-10

BLANDFORD.

WOOL AND CHLSS6 MAKKICT. --On Saturday, the
7th inst., the third annual sale of wool took !due in i
the Corn Exchange. There was a large attendance of
sellers, but we did not recognize among the buyers '
so many principals from large firms as on previous
occasions. More than 200 samples were exposed for
sale, the prices ranging from lid. to 190. A large
number of the lots were unsold, a majority of the
sellers requiring an advance on the prices quoted.
The cheese market could be scarcely recognized,
the lot or two pitched being immediately bought
up, and waggon loads brought into the town for the
market were sold previous to its commencement at

greatly increased prices.
MOWING ldsrcii.---The annual competition took
place in the Crawn-meadow. Judges, Mr. H. Dibben,
and Mr. George Harding. The number of compe•
titors was n.,t so great as on previous occasions, 5 or
6 of the marked out pieces being without candidates.
The general character of the work was not marked
by superior excellence, but in a few exceptional
cases the work was more than ordinarily well done.
There were 19 competitors in all. 6of whom con-
tended for the champion prize. Fudge, servant to
Mr. Joseph Williams, had awarded to him the
champion prize, a great cost; and George James,
servant to Mr. John Ford, took the let premium
prize, a coat and 10s. A mowing machine belonging
In Lord Portman, by Burgess and Key, and we be-
lieve purchased at the late show at Dorchester, was
set to work in the held, its simply-constructed
working power and the excellent work it accom-
plished drawing forth the unexceptional approval
of a large number of agriculturists watching ifs

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-07-10

LONDON MARKETS.

(Br ELserßic TELE(RAPH)

[nom Muss, Sox, AND IhRKEIt'S REPORT.]
--
MARK-LANE, MONDAY', JULY 9.

The supply of wheat front Essex and Kent
was very small, and held firmly for prices of
this day week.
The attendance was larger than of late, and
more disposition was shown to buy, which gave
an improved tone to trade; and, on sales
effected, last week's rates were generally realized
Barley brought fully last week's terms.
Value of beans and peas unaltered.
Oat trade heavy, and all but best conditioned
<one to two shillings cheaper.
Scarcely any demand for flour, and prices
zither easier.

Wind, B.—Fine.
ARRIVAL :
Wheat (British) 2,702 Barley (Foreign) 4,590
Barley ~ 21 Oats .. 134,564
Malt „ 1,170 Flour 2707 sacks and
Oats ~ 85 7,012 barrels.
Flour 15,911 Barley (Scotch)
Oats (Irishl 150 Malt „
Flour „ —lFlour „
Wheat (Foreign) 52,390

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.

MONDAY, JULY 9.

Our market was supplied to-day with 3,720
beasts, 25,900 sheep and lambs, 298 calves, and
340 pigs.

a. 1. s. d.
Beef
Mutton
1780 Veal
Pork
Lsmb 5 8 6 6
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-07-10

DORCHESTER COAL COMPANY,
FORDING TON, DORCHESTER.

TDORCHESTER COAL COhIPAN)
beg to inform their friends and the publie gene
ally, that they are now SELLING COAL as under:—
At their Yard at Porches/ion :
per cwt.
Best Walls-end Coal
„ Small ditto
Cohn ls. Od.
At the Great Western Railway &Mien, :
Maiden
Newton. Dorchester
Best Radstock Coal lbyd. 104 d.
Small ditto
Ruabon Coal ls. 2.1. Is. 24.
Bullo ditto ls. Id. Is. Id.
Tenby Stone Coal
Culin

BEST TABLE SALT, and BROAD SALT foi
MANURE, delivered at any Station between YEOVIL
and WEYMOUTH on reaaonable tends.

The very best ROMAN, PORTLAND, and BATH
CEMENTS, BRIDGWATER TILES, kc.
Coal not paid for on delivery will be charged Id. per
cwt. higher than the above prices. But if paid (or
within one month, Is. 3d. per ton discount will be
allowed ; within three months, 10d. per ton ; but if
dot paid for at the expiration of three months, no dis-
count will be allowed.

fbe DoRCHESTER COAL COMPANY Are ILIA° M PORT-
ERI3 of FOREIGN and COLONIAL TIMBER and
DEALS, WELSH SLATE, &c.. &c., which they are
NOW SELLING at VERY REDUCED PRICES.

AU Goods will be delivered, if required, at any dis-
tance, on the payment of seasonable rates for carriage,
Orders addressed to Mr. WILLIAM L'Houut, the
Company's Manager, Fordington, Dorchester, will have
immediate attention.
January Ist, 1860.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-07-10

KNOW THYSELF: AND WHAT FIT
FOR: KATE ILUSaLL continues to give her
interesting and woeful delintations of the mental and
moral characters and capabiltimi of individuals, from an
examination ,if the hand-wrung, in a style of deserip-
thin never before attempted. Peraons desirous of know-
ing their own peculiarities, or those of any friend in
wl they may be interestol. must 'Wilma" c note or
other specimen of writing, slating sex and age, and en-
closing fourteen penny postage stamps, to Miss RUS-
SELL. 14, Arlington Street, Mornington I rescent, Lon-
don, linil they will receive II • ilay or two a full and
minute detail of the glint defect,, talents, tastes,
affections. &c., of the write!, and their probable influ-
ence on after life, with adstoe in difficulties, •-.d on
future prospects. All letten are considered strictly con-
fidental ; anil, to prevent oUstakes, applicants are re-
quested to enclose an euveloye properly directed to theta-
selves. The many thoussnik who have thankfully ac-
knowledged the value of wince given, and the accuracy
of Miss R.'s Sketches of character, establish the truth
and salue of the science witlout a doubt. Extracts from
Tettiiimilials : —From S.P. "Many thanks for your
truthful portrait." -K. fl. ".I fear his character is too
truly as you so freely describe it." W. —R. "Your long
letter, though very datteneg, my friend says is tunas-
" Mantua tar the character you
gave is veryjust, ad not too good. —B.W. "I eat glad
your opinion of her &ante* ceinoidea with my own.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-07-10

WORCESTER HOP-

An important change 13
Wd have had what was n
end hut days, and althoi
Any sensible effect on the
the inclination of price*
Lops were wanted, the pui
to give more money for tl
month ago by it least 6
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-07-10

M.,TIONS.

Ffooks uroretl that the certificate of Mr. J. H.
Caleraft Mid Mr. .1. Moslem, for the atopping up of an
old and the sub.titution of a new highway in the pariah
of Stud Lind, he enrofied.—Mtition affirmed.—Mr.
Ffooks also
Inrad that the certifica
(- Of ldr. J.
Loden and lir. ft. Harbin for ',topping up and divert-
ing certain hi, heap in the parish of Bradford Abbas,
te
be eurolled.—Mottun athreard.

A reset-4.
Mr. Cole npreeted hor the ate. George Dewdney.
rwkw d Gunge Bt. Michael% who had Wand fire
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-07-10

MARRIAGES.

July 2, at Wareham, by the Rev. S. R. Capel, Mr.
Augustus Mauston, of Liverpool, to Elisabeth, eldest
daughter of Mr. George Baker.
July 2, at St. Martin's Church, Salisbury, by the Rev
William Tatum, Francis, ehlest son of Mr. George
Cole. of Lobshill Faun, Wilts, to Julia Jane, youngest
daughter of Mr. William West, Crandall, Dorset.
July 4, at Laverton Church, Somerset, by the Rev.
A. R. Russell, Mr. William Spitler, of Bothenhamplon,
to Jeannette Browning, youngest daughter of the late
William Yerbury, Rag., Longtlect, Poole.

DEATHS.
July 1, at Bedford Terrace, Briaport, Mr. Robert
Powell, aged 76 years, much regretted.
July 2. at Itridport, in his Slat year, Stephen
liethain, Ea' q., .1. P. , formerly senior partner of the firm
of S. Whethaiu and Sons, Bridport and London.
July 3, at Sherhorne, in her 84th year, Maria, fifth
daughter of the late Rev. F. C. Parsons, vicar of Yeovil.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-07-10

toUNTY POLICE k WILE.

Mr. Fanrros moved- •• That in ;it:nuance of the
recommendation of the Police Committee and Chief
Constable, the pay of the police fume be increased as
follows, viz. :—First class constable* from 19s. 6.1. to
to 20a. per week; second Class front 17*. Cal. to 18.. per
week; and third claws from 16a. to 17s. per week."
The motion was carried; and the Court rues at • quarter
before 6 o'clock.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-07-10

STURMINSTER NEWTON.

We much regret to notice that soul e wanton
miscreant had the audacity to enter a fid d at Font.
mell, Child Okeford, on or about the nil fat of the
lot inst., and cut off the tail of a fine working on,
the property of Colonel Malet. A reward is offered
for the rascal's apprehension and conviction, and se
sincerely hope he may be severely punishes ' fur his
mischief and cruelty. We cannot assign as y cause
for the mischief being done, the Colone I being
generally much liked, and a sincere well-wi her to
every one.
We have good reason to be thankful to sd
Almighty Providence for the seasonable, though
sudden change in the weather. Ray-mak. ,ng
ii
quite general in this neighbourhood, and we think
that if this weather lasts for a few weeks, it will
quite regain the effects of the late beery rains-
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-07-10

WEI)N ESI)A Y.

On the order for the second reading of the Church-
rates Low Amendment Bill,
Mr. HUBBARD, who introduced the Bill, said it hail ,
been ivepared in order to relieve Dissenters from the
psyment of the rem while it maintained the nation
-
alit) of the Church of England, lint as, owing to the
unavoi•lable delay, the Bill could not p ass this session,
he Itto' iii that the order he discharged. pled4ine hint'
self, if the Government or snow other member did hot
take up the subj,et. lie would ii.. ci mitt ses,hin.
The mobile, after some iiheervations from Mr.
Gitt,rrni. was agreed to, and the Bill was withdrawn.
01, the order for the seisiud leading of Sir G. Lewis's
Highway Bill,
Mr. fIoni;KINIXON moved to defer the second reading
for three months. He admitted thst a better system
of audit was desirable. but that provided by the Bill
would he a change for the worse.
Br. K. SEA 111.1 t supported the Bill, and thanked the
Goveniment for dealing.with a question which the late
Sir K. Peel hxd eclinowleilged called imperatively for
legh.lation. He insisted, in opposition to Mr. Hodgkin
-
min, that the present condition of the roads did arise
from the •faite the law, the defects of which he
panned out. Considering the strong objections to the
Bill in the North of Emiland, he thought it right that
it should be permissive only.
Mr. FRREI.AND enniiiilrrnil the Bill in its main features
most objectionable ; it was, lie !Lehi, en attempt to trans.
for from the panwhial rstap gem to town councils and
county magistrates in quarter 14:1.114.11/11 a ilharetiiiiisry
poser of combining to form districts for tnimagiug the
highways. The Bill, it was true. was but it
guve the option to the wrong party—the auagistrates,uot
the nitennycis.
Mr. K stunt denied that the highwsys in this country
were in a hod state; they were, he said, on the centrary
very good, soil midilly improving. He objected to the
Bill, as he objected to all constitutional changes of this
kind. . .

Mr. WALTZa thought there might be some advantage
in the Bill being penniesive ; that the iaiue effect would
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-07-10

EVERY DESCRIPTION of LE/TER-PRESS PRINTING, including every variety of BOOKS, CATALOGUES, BILLS, CARDS,
CIRCULARS, LABELS, kc., executed in the very best style, with the utmost despatch, and on the most reasonable terms.

MICHELDEVER, HANTS,

Seven miles from Winchester and two from Micheldever
Station, on the South-Western Railway.

To NOBLXXXX, FLOCKIIASTZIN, AND GENTI.Z3III
IXTEAXSTILD IX THZ LIIPIUTZD HAMPSHIRE Dowx
Bat= or Baur.

1,200 EWES, EWE LAMBS, and RAM LAMBS.
MR. FREDERICK ELLEN haa been
honoured with instructions from the executors
of the late HENRY PAIN, E.q., to SELL. by AITtTION,
on the Premises, at the Manor Farin, Micheldever, on
TUESDAY, 17th JULY, IMO (the day before Overton
Great Sheep Fair) the whole of the above CELE-
BRATED and HIGHLY DISTINGUISHED BREED-
ING FLOCK.

Catalogues may be had a the Auctioneer, Andover.

BOROUGH OF DORCHESTER.

TB TOWN COUNCIL of the Borough of
Dorchester, acting as a Local Board of Health for
the District of the manic Borough, having determined to
construct an Additional Piece of Wain Sewer for the
Efficient Drainage of • portion of the mid Borough, are
prepared to receive TENDERS in writing for the ego.
cotton of the work, and the FURNISHING of ALL
PROPFR MATERIALi for the same, under the direc-
tion and subject to the approval, in all respects, of the
Town Surveyor. Such Tenders to be delivered at the
Town CLERK'S orracr, on or before SATURDAY, the
21st instant.

A Plan and Section of the proposed Sewer, with a
detailed Specification of the Materials to be used in the
construction thereof, and of the Terms aud Conditions
under which the work is to be executed, may be In'
sis•••ted doily, between the hours of 10 and 4, at the
ithce id the Surveyor in the Guildhall, on and after the
;tli nistvitt.

By order of the Council,
G. SYMONDS,
Town Clerk.
Dorehei.ter, 3rd July, 18130.

FAILURES! FAILURES!!

THE ROYAL FARMERS' AGRICULTURAL
AND COMMERCIAL INSURANCE
COMPANY,

3, NORFOLK START, STRAND, LONDON, W.C.
I' I'AIL INSURANCE.—WHEAT,
BARLEY, OATS, BEANS, PEAS, kc., kc.,
,n+ured against LOSS by HAIL for SIXPENCE per
Acre.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-07-10

SHAFTESBURY.

To the memorial which has been sent to Lorg
Pahnerston, against the provision in the Census
Bill, which requires every householder to state his
religious persuasion, we find the names of Mr. a.
Grenfell Glyn, member for this town, Mr. S. D.
Seymour, member for Poole, the Hon. W. H. g.
Portman, member for Dorset, Mr. A. W. Kinglak,
member for Bridgewater, Mr. Mitchell. and Mr. IC
1). Hodgson, members for Bridport, Mr. (lore Ling.
ton, member for Bristol.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-07-10

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BLANDFOHD.—DOeset Cestral.—The temporary
dation at Blandford St. Mary is nearly completed,
and the unfinished parte of the line are hieing rapidly
ailvanced. 'Phis stopping arrangement, nearly a
mile front the town, will be of a very temporary
character, as we understand the directors fully
realize the necessity of immediately completing
the line, so far as the new buildings connected with
the town on its east side. A portion of the eree-
tions to come down, and the land to be passed
through, has been already contract...l for, and, if we
are rightly informed, the remainder must be pur-
chased within a few weeks, otherwise the notice
served on the owners of property will be of non•
effect, as the time allotted by Act of Parliament
will have expired. There is little fear but that the •
necessary arrangements will be made before the
expiration of the time allowed by the Act, as we
are further informed full instructions have been
given to the surveyor to effect the remaining pur-
chases immediately.
/10141 GCNILIS. Our ingenious and large-minded
townsnian, Mr. W. Kendall, bell., ha* had a model Coll-
.tructrd for the purpose of showing how by embanking
the Thames, the proposed tunnel ng of the Strand may
be ai oldest. The great opposition now being organised
to prevent the trZic of the Strawl frow being stopped.
an essential proceeding shouiil the proposed plan be
adopted—will, probably, cause more of public attention
to be given to our WWlllialleit mode of meeting the
difficulty than s ould otherwise be the case. The puri-
fication of the Mantes has long been his favourite bobby,
and frou, the strong expressions of approval already
given, by officials high in authority, to his projects fur
effecting that great object, we hope his present effort
will offer a praetical solution of a difficulty which has
some of tins wisest beads au aid thst
our complratively unimportant town historically
Associated, through him, with tie greatest metropolitan
imptovement of our age. An outline sketch of the
model has been sent to the Magnet-I Londua Neu,,
and the model itself may be seen at 40, Univeriuty-streot,
, Tuttenhiumcourt Road.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-07-10

WEYSIMITH PIER.

Mr. W. Hooks. instructed by Mr. Steatitic town
clerk of Weymouth. moved for a certificate of the
chairman, that the pile pier at Weymouth Mee complete
and fit for the purpoiwn intended.-- Certificate granted.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-07-10

R_ICHARD PARMITER

B
EGS to inform his Friends and the Public
that, in consequence of the heavy failures in the
Leather Trade, and the immense Reduction in Prices,
he hint

REDUCED THE PRICE
of the whole of his home-made BOOTS aod SHOES as
follows :

Best Wellington's Bordeaux fronts,
from . 20s. Od. to 18a. Od.
.. ..
H.df Wellingtons, Bordeaux fronts,
from
... 16a. 6d. to 14s. 64.
... ..
1.6tt0, prime English fronts, from 12s. 64. to lie. 61.
Men's Water-tight Boots, from . 10s. 61. to 9s. 6.1.
Lace-up Boots, from •
..
... 91. 6.1. to Si. 641.
Bluchers (a prime article), (non ea. 6.1. to 7.. 6.1.
Women's Leather Bouts, from ... Gs. 0.1, to tia. Oil.
Ditto, Cloth Goloshes (eery superior) 5.. 2d.
- -•—

In the Stock will he found every variety of Ladies'
and Children's BOOTS and SHOES equally cheap.
A large Assortment of Gentlemen's, Ladies', and
Children's GOLOSHES, at Reduced Price,.

_
Every variety of Ready-made CLOTHING in Boy's
and Youth's Suits, from 10s. upwards. Hen'..
prime Black Cloth Jackets, liv. lid., 13s. Gil., 165., 18s..
very superior at 21s. A prime suit of black for 255.
centleiiiiii's Gl. ; Oxonians, 13s. Gil.:
Russell Con!, sm. 6.1.; Alpacas, rm. Cal. ; Holland,
3s. with a great variety of Cloth and Hole Jackets
Trowsers iu great variety. --Tweeds, 54. 6.1.; prime
Cheek Doe, 10s. 6.1.; plain super, 14s. Gd., with A
choice assortment of Vests, Silks, Satins, Quiltiugs,
printed Listings, embroidered Cloth ; also, drab and
white im•le bier ve Vests.
. .

In the TAILORINt.: DEPARTMENT will be found
a very choice selection for the Season, at such prices
and style that ifs trial Ise given must ensure a continu-
ance of support.
In the DRAPERY DEPARTMENT will be found
every variety if Goods suited fur the present season ill
Dresses, Mantles, and Shawls. An immense Stock of
Bonnets, Ladies' and Childrens' Hats, Parasols, kc.,
Gent's and Boys' Hats, Caps, Shirts, Ties, kc., in
great variety..

- A Lgrgenj well. sorted FURNITURE and CAR-
PET E.STARLISHIIENT, with a prime lot of superior
Feather Bed, 3lattregaes, Beadsteads, Tynts, with very
superior half Tester, in Mahogany Walnut, and
Painted ; Circular Tables, large Te'lesespe Dining
Tall-u, Chairg, Sofas, Couchea in bair, with and with-
out Spring Seats ; Fluty Chairs of every description.
Prrustinitutors in grrat riniety.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-07-10

IMPORTANT NOTICE.

GLENFIELD PATENT STARCH
is the only STARCH used in

HER MAJESTY'S LAUNDRY,
And as some unprincipled Parties are now making and
offering for Sale an Imitation of tf.e
GLENTIELD STARCH,
We hereby caution all our Customers to be careful, when
purrchasing, to see that the word GLENFIELD is on
each Packet, to copy which is Felony.
WOTHERSPOON & Co., GLASGOW AND LONDON.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-07-10

LATEST PROVINCIAL MARKETS.

IljnreflAturrox, Friday.-Old Wheat, .Cl 4 Oa. to
rus : New, £l4 04. to £l5 15s. per load; Malting
Barley, 3Ve. to 44k; (:rinding ditto, 32s to 3414. • Oats,
21s. to tts. ; 'Beans, 404. to ; Malt, 634. to 725. per
; Flour, 434. to 444. per sack.--Wheat in short
supply, the fine weather checking business. Price.
11311. t be quoted nominal. Barley, oats, and bean• lust
a quiet axle, at late rates. Flour, Is. per seek lower.
TIUNT.,N, Saitlrally.--Wheit (old), 68. 6.1. to 7.• 3d.;
to s. ; Barley. 4s. 4.1. to ss. Od. per
beuhel ; Ott., 3s. 6.1. to 3s. 9.1. ; Beans, rei. to 6*.
per bushel; Rye, 54. to Gs. ; Peas, Ga, eon-
seepiesice of a favourable ch4nge in the weather. which
ens 1•101 fsnners to prosecute the hay harve4t, there MIS
a •tanty attendance at market to-day. To effect sales.
wheat sold cheaper ; but there was no alteration in
barley, beans, or pea.
WARIIINATIII, Saturday, July 7. - Wheat, 3445. to
(last week, 34,.. to 61c) -Barley, 30s. to 465. (last
week. 304. to 465.)-Oats, 21s. to 2ets. (last week. 21a.
to Veil-Beans, 44.4. to 50t. (last week), 445. 10 505,-
- very short supply of
doing. The sellers were
t there was every prospect
grain very few lots wera
rates.

wheat, and little businevi
asking last week's priceg, hul
of a dull trade. Of other
offered, and those at former

DONCASTER WOOL-MARKET, Jo.T 7.

Oar show of wool at this
thsu.snight have been antich
whisk had previously been d
. . .

meneentent the season
Between 400 and Iwo she
Pine Leicester clips maint
ausondsry qualities and jobb
were heavy for sale, and
elected at somewhat ands
Saturday. All hog fleeces
half ewe and hoe, 24a. to 25
par Om at 1411 b.

I dais market wan larger
ipated when the quantity
!opened of since the corn.
is taken into amount.
!ta were again 00 offer.

woad former prices, but
err' lots from Lincolnshire
disposal could only he
ir the quotations of last
realised 255. Cod. to 2k.;
I.; all else, Ids. to 225. 6.1.

•MAHKET, JuT 7.

taken place this week.
'fainting, warm nights
it has not as yet had
-v lone, it has checked
a. Nevertheleas, if
would certainly have
. than he would had had
per cwt.

growing ,
uywards.

121
11111 y
the ik
Lops. w.
to give t
a month •
-141
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-07-10

NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKETS.

FRIDAY. July 6.—The cupplien of meat on offer are
only 111111erate. The demand generally roles inactive,
at the following priers :
.o.
roferlor beef.. 3 2t03
• 11.1.11m0 ditto.. 3 10 4 2
Prime large ditto 4 4 4
.Prime.mall ditto 4 0 4 s
Largo pork ....a 0 4 a

d. ..d.
Inferior mutton 3 8 4 0
Middlinolitto 4 I 4 6
Primo ditto 4 b 5 4
Volt
Small pork

HOP MARKET.

BOROCaII, Friday, Jane 29. Good and fine hops
command fall price, hut all other kinda are a dull
inluiry. The plantation accounts are rather more
farourahle, and the duty ii called £16.1,000 to £170,090.
—Mid and East Kent pockets, 80a. to 140 s. ; Weald
of Keats, 625. to Rif.; Huams, 60s. to 76a, per cwt.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-07-10

TURKEY AND THE EAST.

•The festival of the Beirsm, as dispatehea from COOSIM•
• tfqople affirm, has not led to thaw outbursts of Mohan*.
• ',Medan fanaticism that sere apprchended,Rlll,l everything
'Went if well and orderly at the tioltan's usual proemial
Omagh the streets. The good humour of the troop,'
141 been made sure of by • ttttt ntlia pay being handed
over to them immediately before the festival.
•: The Pittance Commission has been transformed into •
• 'Council of Control, with extended posers. Ile'tented
;Ruselull Pasha has been appointed President of the new
VonnciL
Trout Albania, ait well as from the Lebanon, report.
- *in, in the first case, that any
'ace at all ; and showing, in the
between the Drama and the

come

-h-a-nd_

-e

subsiding.

7118 OF CHRISTIANS.

the 214 ult state that the
le of plundering Kurds and
la 4 refuge of the Christians.
it down, and 1,000 Christians

enee of the inhahitsnta hay-
ndered and lieWrtell.
pillage. and 'wieder had
anti" Lehanon... It was said
loot Ifalabels had be killed,
ender the protaetion of the
French Consul had sent to
H the Catholic college.
LINA.

00th. 3rd of !fay describe
_of truce was went on
the anis& Commissioner of
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-07-10

MARK-LANE CORN EXCHANGE.

'MAT, July I. A very poor show of English
wheat was exhibited on the stands to-day; neverthe-
leas, the supply was more than eine% to the demand.
For both red and whit* qualities the inquiry ruled
heavy, and, in some instances, prices were rather lower
than on Monday. We were well supplied with foreign
wheat. The heavy fresh importation —44,980 quarters
--lied & depressing influence upon the trade, and the
quotations were nominally Is. to 2s. per quarter lower
than last week. Hooting cargoes were very dull, and
lower to sell. The supply of Icalley was limited, and
most kinds were taken on former terms. We have to
report a slow sale for malt, at Monday's quotations.
Good sound oats were held at full prices ; but damp
parcels were quite CA per quarter cheaper. The im-
ports of foreign are heavy. In hustle and peas very little
was doing. Moat descriptions of flour were rather
cheaper.

OUILILENT IMICIS OF BRITISH GRAIN AND FLOUR.
Shilling. per qr
1111.[AT—Eimea. Kent. and Suffolk, obit U 56
o Ditto, fine ,elected runs 57 59
„ Ditto, red .. 46 55
Ditto, l'alarers 5.6 66
Norfolk, Uncolnslilre, and Yorkahlre4S 56
BARLEY Malting
„ Grindlnff anti 11141111 in;
Yrii..T—F:Jetel"7,ll:rnrfolk, and S'uff..lk 61 67
Ware. and ToOn4naile 63 71
01T73 and Suffolk .. 22. 25
Scot.+ IVA Line°lnnliirr. potato 26 29
Ditto, ford . 23 27
Irli. potato.. .. 20 23
32 35
37 40
41 43
44 49

_
:,,I 35

111.1748--Mairazan
Tick and Harrow
. Pigeon .
eLiS
„ Wham, Eelex. and Kent, boilers SS 40
..Ditto, Fine Suffolk .. 40 42
„ Maple .. • .. 41 44
, Grey . S 7 40
FLO'UR---11.4 mark*, deliver., () wk) 50 54
Sewn& ditto and Country .. 14 42

ToRFIGN GRAIN.
WllEAT—Dantitic and Konigaberg
Ditto, ditto, extra • •
A.M.A. Stettin, and Woleast
Belgium and rommeranian -
laud.). and Siinian - •
Italian, or Marianople
American and Canadian -
BARLEY Malting • - - -
Grinding an.i distilling - -
()Ali—P.lam' and Brew
Fel, I •
BEANS--Antall
. Eg) titian - -
PEAS—White Malan- -
Yellow ditto -
Non.lo.ikrx -
PLAK'R--Frencli R 11,41146 (per Rack) •
(lanadian and American Sone.

50 to 00
- 61 03
- 56 62
-50 00
-52 Sli

33
- 24 27
- 44 47
96 38
- 87 40

- 3 f. 42

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.

THURSDAT. July s.—Only a moderate supply of beasts
wa on offer here to-ilay, but, owing to the heavy
failures in the hide trade, the demand for all breeds
ruled heavy, at barely Mondays currency Sheep—the
show of which was good— were in fair request, at full
prices. For lambs, we had a steady inquiry, at fully
Monday's improa mums& in value. English calves were
taken off freely—foreign slowly, at previous ipoitatiops.
The supply was seasonably good. pigs and wild, cows
a slow sale, at late rates.

Per M. to chlk the MIA
'f'rc k Mfr. beact. 4 0,4 3 Pr. Sooth. Downs 5 4t05 6
Kee. quality, do. 4 6 4 le Large or. :she. 4 6 6 0
Prime large oxen 6 0 5 5 Prime onall.htto 5 2 5 6
fhtto Scot.. kc. 5 4 6 6 :orge hop 4 0 4 6
Cr.. k Mir cheep 4 0 4 4 'ir.tn,l. porker 4 8 5 0
Scrod q aallty An 4 6 4 10,Suck.ativa. (each) 20410 23..
Pr: ers. woolled s 0 -14 r. old *tont pigs 234. to 304.
5 xl
sheep