The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-06-27 00:00:00

MONEY MARKET.

In the etate of the money market therel. no alteration to
note (M. week, but deeld.ily 10.. anxiety hav boon shown in
reepoct-to the influence of the rrench loan on it—probably to
•ecriain extent the elleet mip hero been dlieounted. It
would, however, mem linjlcixite, that huch a large demand as
litii,ooo,ooo sterling eau bo met, even thouili spread all over
gurope, without exercl•ing a marked dine: on the value of
money. In the meantime capital continue. plentiful, and the
rum of dimouitt rule a. 1,1 .re it ii ta per cent.. On the
moo, Exchange advance. on BOUM government mcurities are
made to I to lid per mot.

AUSTRALIAN PRESERVED MEAT.

Public tilo4 were held on Too* ty by Mean,. Arming and
Cobb, and Slop rm. Cuiverwell. Ilrook• and CJ.. when the meats
offered by the former firm yr ore moon dep./end of.--228 PAIN
of New Zealand odd, tj.,del lAA Ipoil.l Ito in 6113 tint at
a few lot. di 1 ; 213 coo, to oiled mutt m in ditto at 5.1 ; ld
eaentin2lb tine dyl ; 31 uteri Ox•tait lotto in ditto at old ; 7
ea.+ fatst 61b toot at ; and 2 cam. awaked sheep tongues
In lib tbot at u ; 23.1-1 can., AttArall ta b tiled mutton were
withdratni or bought In at 3.1 ; 83 cams South American
extract of moat withdrawn.

ACCJUSTS came to us from Anterior, of the biggest
beard eitatst, au far 114 our mlormation goes. This
beard is three feet four icialies in length. and reddes in
Galloway County, Ky. There ii man attached. whom
name is.Shortt. .

TUE sixty young Prussian girls who welcomed the
Keiser and his victorious troops at tbo Brandenburg
Cate-all "hairs..." in their own right-kept to their
provionaly-detertnined resolution, end studioualy
avoi led the use of false hair in their dorieteres. They
imitated Kaulbach's Marguerite, ant wore true plaits
CATTLE MARKETS.
of their own hair hanging down th r backs. Whether .
Mernorourss, 22.-We have • larger iaimber of beasts than this combined effort will mark the beisming of the
en Th"" laT lada the i"enmee t'le4 chi'dl f"r".44. Chose° id el and fall of the chignon and its kindred enormities
Eliglirh are ecan4e, and comusand hidli rater. There 1,. larger • e- '''-
0
,in Beall°, we do not khow. Lt ila hope it will,
sopyly 100th of Englidt and foreign shoop, the demand for
than I. however good, and Mon tay's quotations are rather Bartlett a peculiar foot comes out in connection with
latmedtd. Choice ImulEr sod c Elver :ore alio Mora hi request. the t•lting of the last census in Ceylon. A notion
Our foreign oupply ovustatii of aroo beasts, 5,000 sheep, 83) somehow got abroad amoug the rural population that
calves, 801 15 pi4s. the object of the thovernment was to dud out how many
Par 19 .11C of etc s: EL ad.
smut:frit:l meu could be opted to. be husbands to
Ile.t Hoots, llervlords ... .. - 5 10 to 6 0
nen Short-horus .. - .. .. s•to 6 10 Frosch widows and spinsters -relicts of the recent war.
liecond :manly Beasts .. • .. .. 44t0 S 4 As • cmsequenie, all the unmarried young men at
Ca's••• • • • • .. .. .. 36t0 5 s once left their houaes •nd took refuge in the jungle,
Pigs .. 3 4to 6 0 resolved to (offend, if pos.ible, all ouch matrimonial
bast Downs and IlaU.ltreabi .. .. 0 0 to 0 0
Best thrsru. a 11•11-1. reds shorn .. ...,11 oto 6 4 alliances'. These young meu are' appropi lately Galled
°ed.., "i'''' oh •• .. .1 00W 0 0 Sinkehes.
• ..""4'. b"r" •• . - .. s awe o Hams& Wisoonsin, not to be behind other progressive
le. k awx."4 .0.14 •• .•
• .•
.. 0 0 too 0 towns of the West, has its ghost. It is • very romeptie
Ditto, du. Miura shook goo, g genuine " woman in white," haunting her
••
Land* • • - • • • •• •• ..
... 64 8 to 5 2
4to 7 0 recreant liushand. lo her lifetime, she was the wife of
Beads at market. TEL; Jteep and lambs, 15,250 ; talvee, 736;
and pigs. SO that hu.band, arid was particularly an ions to keep up
itaistot., 22. - -Snort iiiiiiily ..1 tied. ieeedi",- , a rather the conjugal rvLadion after death. At least, she hound
limited conslg d fr..to Irviaii.l. KW t'Evre wa a sours
ni him by a prom ou promise not to ary anyone else; but woen
aoid rather .. Latch' trade, differeia pritvs is tuanv Ins semi she was goue he grew lonesome, and, unmindful of his
wing givou for the 1.1111 quality of hart In ons i5„L.,....,
plight with the departed, took another mate. By some
oar new.. malarial.) we were &wooed that bli per ern • A known, the forlorn ghost learned
Oil. war • loug way an nyeeptional .11ai W .r, „s*,,,TA" alealla, to ..epondeut uo
11,:yuere",...b•Zetelluift beef being sold a: ;3. Slid ~,,, hoelit---.-e
~,K,,,,fary samples sold at from 74i to 70,, the pri- 1.1,1:: athethpealiencroxialtaLweoloofftthhee
mloooannsy.etolovheatnatndhi'm'
.rethvriosnitedgh
the short supply being of evur.e (Inner than last week. life. She is now engaged in that vengeful onasion• at
!Immo was rather short and dear. her:. wutherr selling at 60, , legit no say the papers of Wisconsin,
an.l iu a few MOM at 111 per Ili. Lamb was veiling Vary fairly
and 1041 per lb. Thom
at 041 e was • .hort supply of store ,„4,.. C•nPunn, arsenic,
_e
t
strychnine, chalk, slat•-peneils
articles of • like intone have their uses in the
and the warm rale brought a loud liffelkilallia, of buyers from i and uth ,r ` .
• dirtaocc. Tr sde war t gercfore mach iii: noved.and au entirei economy of Nature, but they are not sobs reoommended
heoneoii was done at GM priosv. We had • m•alerate show of .as • diet for any one who desires length of days.
;intim rows, but It foNEved quiw sufficient for the detuan EL and Sustenanee of this sort does not promote a healthy
a quiet trade WAe done at prices hi favour of the buyer. The eirehlati in of the blood. A girl of twelve years died a
ilopply of Ors war not nunsor En., th: CU tai,:tua :tar Irmo short .• . . . . e towns, from
time ago, an one or our provincial
Ireland reveliiii.: al: put 1,201 head ; trade wail Satire. and •
eleareser aa• enrietod at firm pricer, be ,oil In: sealed at 10* indulging a morbid appetite for such dainties. "bike.
and 1043 d, and porkers at 10.01 per score. the Poetic inouereli of old days," she seems to have tries'
time experiment of living on poisons, and failed lino-
uktutonelY• Woe began with camphor, and proceeded' by
degrees, until she reached strychnine, her &DOA"te for
deadly drugs inereseng all the while. She found,
however, that sh
died by it. e mould not live on poison, and so she
THIMI is nothing like leather," the old miring informe
us ; but, sdcordit 6 to • savant -
of the milk and and the
they ta
.ni 1:i a
in who might have been
spending his time better, we should think-the albumen
o 1 tea
abo c areoee'--weriorYr :pad l i kneo ni !
indeed
inebriating cup. 3•PI he: "When we pour milk into
Sake,te oeu tleo
ao
off i
ntteil tee, the
nyt
ery yl m .
i....albumen. do f
compoundtf bo milkar
i:hail
leather
celi
ar thepor
adi
r meeitanninndu
in
the texture of tanned hides, and whiona makes it leather
as distinguished from the ori,ginal skin." From which
he deduces the extraordinary feet that an average tear
drinker imbibes enough 'cattier in a year to make a
p.ir .1 shoes. It would be easy for fon ny tea-drinkers
to claim credit for their favourite beverage putting 8014
into them, and to wax faostious about "heel-taps,"
"tea-cobblers," and toe like ; but, seriously, we should
like to know whether this insmafactere of leather in
in our aloinaolas is really injarions, and whether we
really peg orar loot hip it when we mete tkis par GI
show?