The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-01-11 00:00:00

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°Arms MARKET. JAN. 10.
uutice
aavanaeriet, and lower rates were
_y Moles Down
tod; 11114 the demand was I=6lltreal was dearer
1/411. /Lb ss.
gd. to oe. 44.. 64. ; mutton, 3e. 6d. to de.; veal,
; 'hasp sod tut, 16,770; salves. 148;
; tort -besate, 491; dump mid lambs,
4171.941 M, 140. Soot& beasts, 600;
Coax MARK -Dorchesfer :
Int% 46resiern--Wkeek, 361 quarters, £514 7..,
1. d
64„ ; barleys 533 quarters, £961 Me.
er3ien
„1•1•11er11/4o : There was only a
v msi
Vous woo yof corn. Trade li, all deeerip-
showed
_out in the little badness done prima
gsk 40.7meselas Wheat, 36e. to 46a. ; barley,
pee; seo. 30e. to 27a. ; beans, 44e. to 64i.;
per_quarter, ; flour, 31s. to 33a. per
hot
,I"Mentint : The wheat trade was dull and
fis. ad 6 Swifts could not generally be sustained,
okot7"
.hashal being the highest prim. The
liangodr
.._,..Darley was fair, bet the demand was
asles-Q =alaft fetching only 4s. and grinding fn.
tow; "ell eras 'Heated slowly, at hardly late
PIN 25. to 3.. 3d. per bushel Beans and
whoull;11414111pd.- Warminster : A large supply of
41114 to hets
?ha demand, however was very quiet,
k_a sales la. len money had to be accepted.
. realised 44a. to Me. per qr. For
b'
....,,..ostkey the demand was again &give, and the
464. tbakulase„,.. were the turn higher making up to
„Inf.lor articles wen quiet and. unchanged-
zsamere t Al the flocithernpton Corn Exchange
the attendance was small, and the
41.31:14::
.lor wheat was inactive, last week's
Mir um% handy maintained. Beam, pus.,
and cats were • stow sale, as late rat..;
"war itdali tarsiarz, but no lower. Tbe quotations
%: Now w £lO 6s. to £ll 10e. • old ditto,
100. to £l3 per load ; beam, 43e. to '4941. ;
416116„,_ 411468. ; malt, 70& to 74e. ; barley, for
ko 41& ; ditto, kir grinding, 118 e. to 36e. ; oats,
also 411 39e. per qr. ; flour, 113 a. to 35e. per sack.-
AA Albin the supply and demand were small, but
_for wheat ruled fine; other grain
winahmlar the wheat trade was ten,gasaathe
_ma prima of the previous market were maintained,
WI quotation hung 365. to 41a. per qr. Barley
tom.; and oak 20s. to 261. per qr.---
At maimptolue there was • good attendance, with •
moderate supply of wheat. Beet simple, readily
obtained the full prime of last week, but in-
ferior qualities were difficult to quit, and Is. per
Reuter less money was taken to tome Nam Been and out. in large supply, and • *ids &tape& -
At Newport, Taio Of Wight, the Amalie Pi" of
Wheat was 42e, par querter„-A1 Ramsey um corn
Wade nee dull, at unaltered mess. -At Ringwood
wisest averaged 455. 24. and barley 345. 44. per
Leaner; bread; 118. per 8113&-At .
good atteadanos. tildover plater-
64there was
toad. nalad
but prices were unchanged. Wheat was
testat 36a. to 48it ; bar to ley, 29e. 41&; Gate,
i 26e. pier quarter; flow, 32a. to 36e. per
molt; bread, 11d. per Bibs.
A0001:10111114ENT OF THE PEINCE&9 OF
TEC&
The following bulletin, annouseing the micombement
cif the Princess of Teak, wm issued early this (Monday)
moraine.
" KENSINGTON PALACE, Jmr. 9, 12 P. M.
"Her Royal Ingham the Priming Okay Adelaide was safely delivered of a Prime at eleven o cloak Ibis
Mats&
'Her Royal Highness mul the infant Prime are
Attas porteowy well.

"ARTHUR FARR Hit M.D.
"EDWIN H. D i 1.. r .ic iv,

Parv•r• Buda. analog 1870.—We have received
Imam Hamra Heed and Woodward their Annual List of Privet*
NIL for the Parliamentary Seadon, and note Me following
alleeting this district :—llath Corporation, Bristol and North
&mem Bride' Port end Channel Dock, Bristol Port
Ballway and Pier, Burnham Tidal Harbour, Dartmouth
%Jar, XSUOU Lb Docks, Great Western Hallway, Poole mad
Bourne,. uth Railway, Yeoell Om end Coke Company, Yeovil
•prove Mt
-
A letter to a gentleman in Arbroath shows we
distress at present prev•iling in Sheilaad "We have
a poor prcepect before um in these islends at the pre-
sent time. The crops were completely thrashed by
the storms of wind and hail, its completely so in many
oases aa they oonld have been on the barn floor.
There is not • month's provision, on an average, in
this island."
A man, named Weighs, a shopkeeper in • town
about ten miles from Tram, calla I Eilirnle, was shot
at on Saturday night when going home from Tram
market. It is reported that he had • large sum of
money about him, which was not touched. It is
supposed that he wee fired at by mistake for some
one else. He now lies in a precarious oondition.—
DeOhe Express.

During the prevalence of • denim fog op Dartmoor
en Friday afternoon two oonvicts eluded the rigi lane.
of the warders, and made their escape from the
grounds adjacent to the prisons. After running four
miles one was captured by the superintendent of the
guard, John Clemo, and the other was detected by •
farmet named Preach hiding between two rocks in •
7reot part of the moor.
large wall, Mt. high and 18M. thick, used for
• bathing up ooke at Preston Gasworks, gave way on
Sunder; 20 yards of it fell, and • vast quantity of
the ooke behind it completely covered the road ad-
joining. No personal injury was sustained. The wall,
comparatively new, and coped with stones, some
about half a ton in weight, must, it is thought, have
been weakened by the thaw.
The Prince Imperial on New Year's Day sent to
the Prince of the Asturias as • prevent • mechanical
wpm, the keys of which when pressed set in motion
figures of personages richly attired and in every atti-
tude._ gronped in the upper part of the instrument.
me Infante Don Alfonso, on his side, has presented
to the Priam, • marvellous specimen of Spanish me-
chanical art, dating from the end of the 16th century.
It is an equestrian statue of • knight in a complete
mite of armour, the pieces of which are admirably
clued in gold and silver, and may be fastened or un-
fastened at pleasure.
The Sues Canal Company have already become in-
volved in two suits. One was heard by the Frank
Committee on the 19th. As I understand the case,
a hen& vessel allowed herself to be detained at
Port Said for the fee' in consideration of the corn.
pea, towing her afterwards down the Sea of Sues,
which the company failing to do, the vessel went
eskers at Ban Meath and was wrecked. The other
was the ewe of the steamer Brazilian, chartered by
the Peninsular and Oriental Company with a,OOO
too of coals for delivery at Bombay. Being too deep
ia wither, the matter was settled by purchasing 1,600
hme of the coal.
aka Monday, Daniel W. Bright, in custody on the
charge of shooting, in • fit of drunken folly, his son,
aims years of age, was brought before the Clerken-
wall magistrates. Although the bullet took effect on
the side and passed along the ribs to the back • dis-
tance of six inches, the hart is not considered
dnersons, sad he was able to give simple and touch.
lag IlVid004:41 as to the occurrence. No new light was
thrown upon the affair, and singularly enough, al-
the bullet was found, the pistol hits not been
discovered, and the friends of the prisoner state that
they never knew of his meowing such • weapon. The
prisoner was remanded.
The Cokes. Gazette appeal, to our Government on
howl of M. Munzinger, late British consul in Abys-
s, who has been wounded by the natives, and now
bee efetously ill in the mountain village of Karon.
The Gazette says that, although the English would
=Dever have reached ILegdala if it had not
Cr M. Muthinger, he is the only man who took
B,niomiatht wt in the expedition that has not been
eirwar He not only obtained no gratuity
bon the English Government, it adds, but the then
iwizialy deprived of the small salary he enjoyed as
oonml ; and his present inmate is hardly
eaeoneet to procure him food for three menthe.
d moo the English," asked the Gazette, "no thanks
for the man WAO led them to Magdala Has Lord
or• A already forgotten the thomand
li
• foodsr•d to him by IL Bunging's: on the
sPer
whole et the manth P
TRAGEDY—On Tuesday, Mr. Carter,
eneorwr for East Surrey,' held An inquest at the Hop
pow, Thews, Ewell, on the body of George Spooner,
en' he remembered, was the landlord of the
howewber weetwtreet, where the woman Elisabeth
Awarder. lived with • man named linggett, who
onamod en expiosion by throwing gunpowder into the
kitchen are or • At off jealousy on the morning of the
Deeember. The same jury, as at the former
26nd
with George Stone as foreman, having been
sea. viewed the body, the ooronur read over
of the evidence of the woman Richard-
that
related to the deceased man Spooner mpg-
proceeded to interrogate her as to whether
cudly, "-- t in August last, when, es stated
vraa.ke jpnenta on Haggett, he tore the clothes
by her at further evidence was given, and
offfrcal herbaced • verdict of "Wilful midst"
jury ret
%masa goer"
Genieon, writing to the Standard, says ;
'lrcha.ll°°6o, heart and mind which do not come
Of all pains
ems few greater than the pain of
• "ad 642. j..
.till" the of to amyl, judgment men who
"svwg to nD to with respect and affectiot
44111r1L17 resist the temptation of y
atoldß.a.ighanligordess".l—ono de faithfulness
oom on Gic- lAA
of Sines • we have pelted to resist
parte:inlet grounds. Doctor Temple
lisaid.e.,..enunm oa% men how be would
has also had much would be--enthasi-
asticalis received
„we, H
116 " •udirusent is worth
his 14=41 ~eanhei a sermon and has
having, Br. has
Of the sermon I am
made la answer to an
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constrained to say that it ft.„, ~
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ne.
would
abausfwaistri,,thai.fui
totetZeriM—seas it
and the tVietrtretowb°resistits
intioebos. The Wee *owl Wore as in the spire*.
We of Dr. Temple is WO pima tO allow—eel believe
-of 01U bokusi any other hiaghage than this.