The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-10-18 00:00:00

LONDON MARKETS.
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(YEM 01711 o BILPOWITE.)
/I.om-beng, anday, Chneber 17.—Them is so
immemoseat te spade to-day. Odes in wheat progress
slowly at lest Menders atm The eupples sontinas bo
impgase,end there was a geed • qusatity Mike
Barley el She limit quality heeds sb previous
rates, the gumption of piodias qualities, whisk
wen frogs la to 2s. dearer. Oots strived us lugs
quaatings from IMAM gad Beolland ; roles ss as
MosoooUtfx °emu Xenia, Mossday. °Mohr
17.—Elso market to-day wag heavily su with 1""1"
sad fano Masi. bog far Chi Isaac
dasegiptkm, owe lady. Cm • Imp amber
of Issosso. hem ear truing disiriele, hodlin•
gromagmenditims, hot net iiswag* far marketable
purposes, sod lox this aPttalalik" 1"“
taYttliiiiiyet liget=old sad Dorhum
good aims were le fee them tis high
raise el last week were readily slmilest Time was
vary Mlle Is she mks of mottos or lamb—
the mast was sopplood. Tar viol the trade
snot very Mem, mod vbss few rho wen sgrourd
subsifted to a redostios of from la to ss.
per bead. Them wage about 200 selves to
tie umbel. Bur rims mall porkers Pods ow
brisk, sod better *NI were ebtaiii•L blow also
mei MI wall Burnet t Beef, (Wm%) in to
fig. dd. per Mem ; Wieder, 5. 10.. to fa Id.; mottos, I
(prime Dues sod losMArods,) Si. to 5a 4d.; ososods,
la 461.110 4s. 10d. ; lamb, fa. Gd. to la ; vsolola to
5.. ; pork, lc 101 to 4s. 84.

Warart Fall—This greet fur esenteisaml oa
Woody. The opr pass of ismsdow, or 'amok by
reels, of the vines., *beet throe mUr bra itadover,
wassailed with In. store sad be sheetetii wfoirltlr
being re Ur-ban Hampshire bar and by
the well-beam Erasion of Andover, tokureh,
Masai. Overtoa, the three Walopa, Eitookbridge,
Rotary, Bortoo Stern Bray, and other pariahs.; it
bear competed that 100,000 sheep ware pmaed, ex-
creta of a considerable Dumber unsold, brought bon
=t haw lair, 'steadies oa the west side towards the
d.
The fair field being now appeared
by railway airy rarei*n airier on the morales of
the ha imal of requiring beds at Andover and the
neighbourhood, ea wee the custom for 'ray years, at
the salente ram of a plass per eight ; the. same
erre of dialer had to sleep in stables wrizazseet-hoses
to be ford. The plyiag of ars sad brought
from Lorca bee eleo -rat, dirprand thrash the
say sad ehsap rem by railway from Andover to
WirMIL Oa reering the lair, every part was deeseated
*At tireated up for Otis ravel eatnrairs. The Fare
-
ham sad eraapihop rows or booths wore gleaned, alio
theft foe aily daeorted, star Lied with
erables arias every easeeivable
taaraties te Indus, those preert to pataoree
the.; the neat of those hats ovaries El per day. By
break of day bearer began in the sheep lair, there
e.... ist.....pareliaern from all peal. of Ragland, Ireland,
t
S=aad Wales, many sheep being parehaard by
os dears at hick residing these
gime at the late Willem sadlininvell faint* from
2&. to 45. per sheep. Oessideries the lag dry weather
airy of the Seeks were Is ezeollient 'codifies. Prises
varied greatly for Hampshire Down sharp, some of the
past year.' lambs made from 40a to 50e. seek; others
Iran 35.. to 455. ditto. 14ae IMMO sold at boot 70.. to
80e. ear ; ditto lege at from 50.. to 55e. ear ; young
The. at boon £4 to ear ; two you. old ditto from
£6 to £lO ear. Sumas Dowse varied oraiderably,
are neerly rearing the prier given for the Hater.
shire bread W11441°11 Downs bolal geoverally ressallar,
were disposed at from 5. to Se sir lees moisory.
Dorset and Somerset horned sheep varied from
50s. ap to The. each. Beet Down wallas. M. per
lb.; ditto hall-bred and owes, 74. to 7.d, per lb. Nearly
every wee cleared by midday. Estimated mart
realised for the sheep reached nearly C 500,000. Hire
of pens ratty £2oo.—On Tuesday and Wednesday—
the seemed and third days—the hill was nearly covered
with More cattle and fat ditto, also with bones of
aimed every breed, shape, and ago, fres the heavy dray
to the delicate thorough-bred heater, haring road-
ster, cobs, sad pries; anamiakin dealers boas
present to seised those meet in request; cattle-dealers
and del:y.om violtiag the large droves of milith-eows,
hiller and rhos picking eat Wird Saglaad,
Welsh, ehorstiorns, and Scar bars for stall
feeding. The dearness of fad for Gatti opera-
tion mash wield the welters ; le effect barrio.
• fall of full El per head had to be sabadrsd to. Owl
of the several thomand bead et rattle maay of the
beet were sold on Tuesday, leaving a egasidirable
number for tie third day, Wadarday. Cattle sold es
follows : Three-year.old More bears made from EH to
Eli nook; ditto, black Welsh ditto, at from £lO to £l2:
Scotch ditto, from Ell to 114; smaller ditto, from IS
to 1111 ; cows in full profit, from £l9 to £23 ; Aldertor
ditto front 216 to 217 ; heifers, at from 214 to El& Fat
brans from 10s. 6d. to its, per some port..
Thick-set bones fer brewer merchants, and town
work roads from 40 to 50 guineas each ; light-legged
ditto, suitable for public conveyances, maalse work,
Ste., hem 35 to 40 guises.; young
horses from 50 to 60 guineas; ditto, cob,
end galloways, from 20 to 90 'einem; cosmos
deseription from 16 to 20 guineas; poo.ie. from
12 to 20 guineas; two-year-old salle trout 16
te 30 guineas. Dealers and jobetaaters were the prin-
cipal buyers, end many strings were destined for
London. Cart horses, beet, made from 401046 guinea&
seek; axed and seaweed ditto, from 18 to 25 gaieties.
The quantity sold on Teem:lay was sot past erepting
for the br.t descriptions. Oin Wednesday the reel
business of the bop fair commenced. In the country
rows lots were sold at IV and £7 the owl., and Farn-
ham. found puredmans of small lots at EA nen was
not mash brining done on this day, buyers bring Ay.
and sellert holding out for priests. Om Mende, the
trod. Is hope commenced early and combatted brisk
the witch of the day; some hundreds of pockets 'rasa
owners, and were carted to tie railway station to he
conveyed to their respective' destinations. lt is thought
that more butting-as was transmuted tilts day in hop,
on any one day for years lutist/ow N . early all of
good quality have bo-n sold, and those whir are opt I
back are held fr extreme pricer. Farnhama may be
quoted at from £6 to ES per cwt., and country frer £4
to II 18.. The obese. fair °Detained 00430 teas of
chore, which sold at prior raring between Ms. and
84. the 'wt. On Friday but few hops remsird after
Thursday's sale, and theme went quickly disperd of. In
the afternoon the buyers and sellers returned home.
itithottult the lair extends over Saturday, but little
business was traaretad.

BLANDFORD. Commit— Pane fimmone,
October 15th—Present: The Right Hon. Lord
Perteasta, (cdtairman,) W. P. Ohedea, J. J. 11 ar-
ophsrucso, and J. C. lfaissel. Revd
Nmensouitif QUARlMl.l—Harriett Jeffery was
charged with amenatting Sees Wedmore on the
26th September.—Defemiant pleaded justification I
of her conduct. stating that complainant first spat I
In her face. —After hearing the evidence, the Bench I
damaged the ease, the chairman stating that they :
were of opinion that there were memalts on both Idea
A. Norio Czanctorna.—Thomas Bathos, Soh
dealer, Bryanifeneetreet, who has bees previously
enacted four or dre times for drunken and riotous
condom, and who, in August lea, was boned over—
himself in £lO, and two sureties of £3 each, to
beep the perm for six months, was again charged
with drunken and riotous °abduct, and also with ill.
treating his wife at the night of the 13th instant.
Elisabeth Stainer stated that about Woks o'clock,
on Thursday night, she heard the defeadant coots
flows the lane with his home mid am% and soon
after call up his wife. She them heard his wife ay
out "murder," and at witnan looking out of
her window she saw Button woos the mad
dragging his wife by the wrist, and kicking her.
Coultd.itralairewhether wee drunk or not. He
need language.---Sophia Coffin also ter-
robo this statenwitt, and said it. knew Batton
was drank by his voice. Saw him strike the coin-
plaiaaat and beard him make use of bed la
John Dower mid he was in bed, and was aroused
savants and the cry of murder. He got up,
and on looking oat of window, saw Button abuii
his wife. Be bad her by the wrist, and dragged
her about twenty or thirty yards, kicking her t
the body all the time, and mak.ng use of oaths and
caress. He hauled her into the house. Believed
that the wife had been to bed as she bed only part
of her clothe. on.—Elles Button, wife of the de-
fendant, who appeared in Court with • terribly die
Spred mouth, and appeared to be suffering from the
111-ocage eh. had resolved, elated that oeTkuieday
night
her husband muse home attar she was goo* to
She heard his. knock the window with his
whip, and he then called bee by mate, using bed
laapage. She partly drifted basalt came down
Mane, mad on opening the street door her husband
gars her • blow as the mouth She lead to gee
sway from him, het be followed her, took bold alter
wrist. and dragged bee scram the street, kinking her
an the time. She bed brims sll over her body
from ill•trethineat.—The &deadest, who repeatedly
Interrupted the witeemse, mid in defence, that he
had been out all day, and had &mak but Hale. On
his arriving at home on the night in question,
he called oat to hie wife to litt hem in, bat it wee
Silly twenty minutes before she came to the door;
and the mimics as her face were caused by her felling
about Site was drank, and when he went out he
Sold her to go and see to the °Willem When she
<tamed the door she struck his eye with the key.
.TU damndest, in very strong language, complained
of his wife's conduct, and that of the ohm women
residing in Sryanstenestrest, which provoked such
• storm of voices that the noble chairman wag
oblige to threaten expulsion of all parties in the
court. Tha defendant was sentemed to three
months' hard labour, and the reoognisinome to be
forkijed, so that those who were bound for him will
bars to pay flisach.

kiamiscrre Critcos paid a visit to
Blandford on Friday lam, sad was well supported,
aepeoially in the evening, the specious marques
being crowded to enema The performances were
very well worth seeing, eveiything being gone
through without mishap or drawback.
Coars. Atkinsou has r.eigusd his
someniaion in the corps, urging business and dcs.uti.
duties as the roma. It is @opposed that ME
man, of of °beetle Home, will mooed to the 1111111416.7.
PIIIIIIISTATION OF ralfillloNlALll TO FM BLAIDFOILD
BAIII).-0a WAne.day anemiug a inin•
party am. mbied at Me Croon Hotel, foe tbe purpose ef
joining in presenting to the Bland/ord band, A.
nookl whist!' had been raided to seleonsorate
memo at the Orrtal Palms motel& Mr. H. Nokia
canopied the gam The proseedings were prefaned by
the oompany partaking of an mos lest dies., disc
Mob sums of mousy were giv. to the meenbiirs of the
Lod and a massim silver goblet and as rAet tea
pervies wore tkeo presented to Mr. Byers, whisk bore
the hamlet imeription :—" Presented b. Mr. Reber.
B,mrs, Min Blandferd Bows Bend, am a Joint
elltellial and regard of his Duresishire friends, cm to
°opinion of his 'rinsing the ch
f4ioil prim at she
Crystal Pa 11.... the MI Jody, 180.

DORCHESTER FARMERS' IiLtJE.

nil opening Meeting of the 'nowhere of this Club
foe the serion 1b64.5, took plaoe at the antelope
Hotel on I-Saturday evening. The Presidaut, G. J.
Wood, Seq., occupied the chair, Wit the athenaeum
of members waa very small.

COMILINCIXIMIT Or MINNA.
The Caatatithr, in opening the Wainer of the
meeting, said h• WM happy to we tome of the
members of the Chili prideut at ths opining of
another sessicar, sod though they were fee in
number, in thothquenos of • little inadvertimey
ppohy, @till he trusted the Dorchester Farmers'
(lab was sufficiently represented to make their mast.
tug of some important*, and not uninteresting to
those &heal* members who would be looking out to
see their proceeding&
TUX LAT, twining? to Itit. Mind MIRDTIIO.
The ClimaxAP *a he thought the accident which
bad befallen their highly-esteemed Vice-President
was th• first thing that should pass under their
review, for if it was the (*shag of this
which he thought it would be, it seamed highly
proper that they should par somtlalirikii:: vote
of sympathy to their esteemed , end
forward it to him. (Hear, hear.) r. Andrews
had been kind soottgh to din+ up a form of resole.
taco, which, if approved of, he bad so doubt they
would @Weep& It was as follows :—" That this
saathing szpiths their sincere regret at the sad
witident which has befallen their lamella* Vies-
Chairman, Hr. James Harding, during the late
recess, sod earnestly hope he may soon recover haft
it. distressing effects, so as to enable hint to mum,
his post dining the present beablon,"
Mr. T. H. SaViMens moped, and Mr. J. G.
Homan seconded the resolution.

bo did DM pot it to
dm Tots, for b. was sure Use rooolatioa uprooted a
fooling orbit& woo abated is by Num all.

•PPOINTIONT 07 VICZ-CHAIIIIAIt.

Mr. J. G. Holtz& ',roomed that during the
sinew* of Mr. Hoofing. Mr. Riolord Hedge, of
Watereon, ehoeld be requotott to fill the office of
viooolutirinon.

. 11;:. T. H. 19Aosamis moooded the remolatioe,
*Mob was oarried.

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