The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-10-17 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1871

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EITHAORDINAILY AND FRIGHTFUL '
. TitAtIEDY AT STOORWELY.
-. a the world so la et it has been made hi my own aorta
. 7 neat fault be. been ten much mledepeneence and tun
JO extraordivary and frightful tragely w e
ltsl tO the home of the ait'serTn.gl:llt ileindi:e recrel for others. w hatever I hate done I have enac-
t° light on %Veda's 'to to the Wet of my ability,and have been fortunate,
g. A., who was for many year, bnite,,,tt - may my generally. but eith ore great exception. In the
ror por cast tykes about anal eiserrher will to f mid sonio MSS.
it
~ eroprlet ay Grammar School at Stockwell. .Th 41'A hay° been used, med others' inten'd'ed tor literary
Martha.'" 3
I, to tl,2lkiii* 2 lit ailt. dat ith his wilematiet.el a female tP"t
preset tanwil l'yne,..iin aklwite heuse Amor.g tilt memorandt found lyine on Ur. Watemes
at tee back et . toe welheremeete eh. Watson i' able i i one its Letin, which mar be thus (reel tru-
sts table b en • liu'rerY
,Ileek• He live retired. • lated :-" Happy in almost ell three except soy fa as
lebo,,,ee lor.. Vereturt;o:alV mantier aid
neole. commas a woman its liar las a stone. It his of ten ete
MC udne t° tier- t a w 1,1 so he work,i ou b,_ now hurt a loving Tenon to persist in loving. '
Line of Bishop e muse sor urtouns, eifitillriatyky
j.),"
nervous It is said that the deceased laey who witi of • highly
and on tell his other nuttier° ~ e
tentherement, was extremely jealous of her
Cubleott,
wretch,- sil• i husband. It is believed osusel soly so • but it is now
He was tco eviPetly ore
wet ;hose poor
let the vital system run lo • !in It to dryness.
e_:. :_tee .known .bit
t they led • very lonely and isolated life,
to the diskuteri of all qtotiolp theM, (ofer theirunlenhep,
owing to the einem) aversion of Mrs. Watson to
to get 'battered IS Perrin I !lame unworthy or int : receive any company. The husband deserthed her as
'eau caner t hor 3 foeb.,". Ul' °l' lallle from the prenor^ "a lady of birth and position." Her feature' are
Boa e f Demise, comniattons such as the hi-t, a-a* " marked and somewhat masculine, the nom large Mia
I,l,3llP'atleg Mantra for Mr. Bohn., c,in I,e aquiline, and the chin"-sue.e signet strength of Ghee
steal
Library. It wee a surnenh•t ungrateful toe. „ rseter-" stnenst and projectine." Of her disposition,
s et
ta a's te n,* f n'nl wl“" to leb°Wr for Years end e° we only keow that ht r swivel: Lens witersa that she
at I: i-. 4 .1 u!.. ::,- triti :It .I:To..t.tltt him neither fame -na" "might hew, hen a little hasty, hut etrtainly not
v• I.a it• vt ...a •t. On Sunday atteemoor, violent," ant that in artery word, bad i irec been heard
1111011. ,ail h.s elk w• re /cm walking in • -mu ii,.i'in ttO I-5 .11. I, tween her ard her husband. Thu y '' •1,,•• :trod
,or ti •dm 1 0-10 di. ts °cloy, O. tilt*, was ear" lam! to lire happily t-. !,, '' th•
alliance in advance of him and le appeared to be
lure The fun, eel of the decent d Icily took place on Sa-
te. re r Hat to rout up with her. DOI turday afternoon at Tooting Cemetery, in a perfectly
The iecidoes LI dm murder will be best elicited b private manner. The last mournful ditties to the dead
the followieg evVence given at Limbeth peeteeeee,
elr_ devolved upon Mr. Fraser, the prisoner's' solicitor, who,
Thursday. Mr. Written at filet good, but at thaj'rogin."'n. with Dr. ling, were the only followers.
if Mr. Fraser, his selicitor, the prisoner was alloired7
be seated on amount of Lis nervousness. He appoint,
quite uneonscions of his dreadful pmition as he
-- Pr ICI
e egad the court.
Ellen Fyne, who had been in the Watson's service
three years, stated alto went out on Sunday af ter,,,w
at 4 and returned at 9. ale Wad .on let her in. la
wee, "Your mistress isoot of town, and wi'l bo home
lemerrow," and went mutable When he went
meters ti go to beel he cent° oat from the ithrary, and
"Lowe I her some stains on the c mpee near the hiwery
ee r, ated said, "Your mistress 'piled some port wine.
and In case you wondered what it nes I been shown li
to yt u." On Idonlay he sail nothing about his wife.
On Tuesday he raid, "Your mistress will not be home
LOT two or three days," withent her asking the question.
He also asked if 1 could get any cue to rem.% with roe
for the night, as he should not Hearn until the morn.
ing. I tried to get some one, but Gould net, and on
telling him he said, "You'll have to remain in the
house by yourself." I remained up until It o'clock.
The prieener called from the stairs and said "if I an,
taken ill, or if yen fled anythen t wrong, send for Dr.
Rugg.' I asked my master if le wn ill, and he said,
'1 may require medicine. in the inerning." Then I
went to bed. Ho stayed at home. About five minutes
to tight o'clock neat morning I knocked at his door
and he *ewe red me. He wee' out before ho had his
breakfast and came home, and after breakfast went out
man. lie came in between ten and eleven o'clock, and
said. "If you lid me ill before dienerstiene, to for the
doctor." I said nettling. Berme twelve o'clo^k I heard
a groan from Isis Imenoum. I went up, ant found him
Is bed. I spoke to him, and he appeared onconseioua
I sew a glass and seme peen. Tee one teatime&
sickened "To the servant, I°, no," I saw. It had al5
note iu it, and words to the effect that he did not wish
to ba inlebtei to any cite. Dr. Itcu. g came, earl fetched
the police. I saw my mietrewee body this ruerning lying
on the bed in a room adjoining the library. I have not
been in the them for menthe. The bof was occupied
for the last two or three months by herself. The
deceased Lad said also thought I Ind got quite enough
to do, and she would therefore &Octal to the room and
make the bad hercelf. At the same time the prisoner
punted out the Main uyou the car: eL..ho said, " Don't
go to that room' (pointing ti the uue she slept le),
"for your mistress has looked it."
The Clerk-Did you hear any quarrel between them
on Sunday!
Witems-Not on that day or lny day fillet. I have
1.-... d • ith teem. They al says a i petted to lire happily
tueether.
Dr. Bugg said that on going to tl.e Louse about 11.30
un Wedneeley I found Wetson lloeooseloni in bed,
shightly convulsed, bre othing heavily and with difficulty.
His eyes were fixed, turned upward, pulse soft and
sempremible, and gave in under the pressure of the
fingers. There we. a cold clammy perspiration. I
thought for • moment he had had an epileptic) fit. The
let witness placed the following letter in my hand.
It we in a seeled envelope, atel addressed in prisoner's
bawl ceiling.
"To the Surgeon.-I have killed my wife in a fit of r :Ea.
1,100,, and ohms she 113, pr ,raktal tee, maul I have endeavoured
I . netralts mos.:M.l,m rage uversanta too, end I ,truck her.
Ile 1.,) will be fouti.l In the little r.stin "IT the library ; the
tv y 1.1 in a letter on the t Ode. 1 hit;ti silo still be burimi as
li. 0011104 • lady ed birth and positiono elle is au Irish hotly, and
jr name is Annie."
I found a key in ft letter and mewl the library door.
1 found the deceased huldled in acorner with a blanket
over her. Her clothes were saturate I with blood, end
there was blood on tee floor. oa emmin'ne h r I
discovered six wounds on the %watt,. sem of w, lel, bad
froctnred the skull. 111 ink 'her • w •se . Vi r fr , e nres.
11, enter tat% of au Ll•tin is 0 til.t. .)y c. II •'. 1. I
hem not made a p ermo.t en examluateet yet. The
'runes MO all ewers d lasieratee 011rA. nil 1100
evideutey bete causel ley reeme lei el blunt ieetrum •ut.
The butt-end of tie eine'. prodne I would ho such an
instrument as woull i enlace itch injeries. On my
return to Mr. W•tent I found loin becoming conninue,
and he said Ito I.lel h 11 t Oahe*, in-iicine, and then he
bed not. lie wise e vieleetly sett:ling from poison.
When ho became cenocimee, the pr,s ,ner tot ire he had
taken protasis sell, Ile rail he bed taken amen the
previous day, but not enough. I asked lein if he
would like to see a selieit or, rut firet of all he add,
"No, I do not wish te SC3 anyone, the d•wd it d ino
an lit is non."." A'•er he wit taken to the stat I ion
again asked bine abut a solinitor, and ala led him.
Ile said then his brothc r was quite wee, but he could
not wy much eloeut ten tether. l'revion• to lesvism tlto
Louse to go to the esteem:l, prise:ter echo I inc ,At 'Wien
to an oyeter shell al a ouriewity. I asked hitu if he
had auything on Lie ttt i t id, Of if leis eke is war.) bad.
Ile said, "1 have math ut,but my means ara 'totting
exhausted, ala of e ewe losing the greenuer wheel bee
sleeted me, and I 1a..w., lel another appointment which
1 had been promised"
By Mr. Fraser-I helieve he was twenty.fiee even
bead maskr of Stockwell School, lied Is a mac of great
learning and classic el talent.
The servant girl reale I, se answer to Mr. Fraser,
said - Prisoner ani th cease el went out on Sunday
morning together, I did not ace the I rayerdaooks in
their bowie, but saw the.,,, before they hit, en a table.
I do not know if they weut to church. 'They returned
between one end two o'clock.
After this then o was a remand to allow of the nettled
and postmierfcm examination.
On subs qttently searchirig the premises the pollee
soon discovered the chathen in which the mauler bad
been committed, saturated with blood-Indeed, almost
every enter garment he Inal on was eprinklei with the
evidence of the entree, showing tl.e frightful fury with
widish the unfortun to victim bad been struck. They
appeared to have be n sitting near a window in the
library when the quarrel began, and the pour woman
was murdered in for choir. which was found covered
with blood. The window sill, the frame, and wire blind,
were else covered witie spots. Having contheittee the
munch r, it would &prow es if Mr. IV dt ina li ~1 raised
the body in hia arms, and carried it across the library
for the purlieu of believe it in the little room already
mentioned, but the trinity door being closeel, he was
obliged to rest his bide.," hur 'ea at the door, which
10:0 mated for the dark blood stain there no'ice 1 by the
tire and which bad snit eeittently b, n wire: 1 up by
him. He seems to hay • thrown the body p• II gull into
Clue corner where it WAS found, and simply cast ,in old
blanket es-er it. II Meg appereettly made up his mind
to poison himself. ho proewearil &libel' atoly to set about
arranging his affairs. Among other letter. I:I wrate,
were one to the servant, enclesmg a 1:5 not for her
wages, saying thee he did not wish to be indebted to
any one ; a amend to a tr eieem All In reforeneo to Ids
account ; see several to fri mds, 'no of woom regaled
In Brighton, but it dome not appear that he made any
eeterenoe le one of them eitin r to thy murd r or to his
contemplate I suicide. On the library table w tate several
packages of beeke re alp Mei up and dire eke'. On
being examined the dime Ims were found t , b 3 such
as-these books batons to such and such a 11hr:sty ; this
me•kst of ho tic, is the pra.t•rty of Mr. :I, awl i.i. t'•••iil
MSS. to be returnel to Mr.-e•---,enel so OM While
in the police cell on Thurs Icy, lie r. quested one el tee
constables to go to his lemse and ask the *mune girl to
go to a pannier deasve r an.l take out a collo.i mad a Although there is every prospect of a period of corns
pair of cuff . for him. 'lite servant atoor tiegly went to parotive string'-eel in the money market, it is more than
the drawer, and in it she :m4 Chop thee doweredre tit° probable, says tee Magnet, that the wheat trade will
pietolo. aeo °Law pistole was Bee I with a diet look, continue te be characterised by much firmness, and
nod the butt-cud ant pert of the beirel veto resently that the tendency of prices will still be upwards.
strained with blood. It Is believeel tint WAS VIC we :pain French homes are operating freely in the foreign
with which the skull of the uufortunate lady eas beaten mukete, and at New York during the week ending
in. Sept. 12 abode 35,000 quarters of wheat were shipped to
On Mondey tuning, Mr. Watson, entered the 01,0 P Frame° nn •I lielgiuni, whilst only 4 000 quarters were
Mof r. Turner, • pactirtg.caso maker, at Ne: 210. Chop. forwarded to these shores. The total number of wheat
ham-road, anti requested to seo the prom ietor. The
, mega% on passage to the United Kingdom is 362,
rev, gentleman woo then very cool and mile:toted. tru wenn 360 in the eorreepondins week of 1870, and 368
upois Mr. TUritor mke me, and want Aingi Isle .pr.......iiimi bittottl sir Mai : „, tog°. L.,.......... .............. a.........
...., j
........„.
On passage, but (tom Valparaiso and Chili there are 22.
" I want you to ma a Inge chest for I .
It done share ; and it most b' air mai w 0", ii his 'cly The prim of wheat at S 111 Franciesee being 704 Gd to 711 per
I want to menet it by rel." Mr. 'Turner then askei him 50 the.. cent, freight and innuanee is mush too high to
whether he would wise the aeon to be irorebound ; and admit of shipmt eta Co these shores.
Mr. Watson replied In the Affirmative. Ile was then From week to week, says tho Former, the *henget
Naked to Owe the dimensions of the box required. • in the corn trade are trifling. Demand keep.' steady
and he sail, "I wisq it to be two feet mho in the Willi, and absorbs the grain cargoes as the
bashes in length, snel tee tern them in bos in width, i arrive, and vane moves forward and falls back &Hera.
sod one foot iii". iO2O, • 10 I,ii. 11, W. I it 13 t 3 be made'
ately, s , regularly tit at the quot ation for English wheat
of deal. Send it hmi • to ill, li .11., : t.l-41•TS 17/. tor I
„ li ie ju ,t ebent where it was two mouths ago. Foreign
waist to Plea 'O." ti, ",', ill it. nit IL nen 1 i' ' if." wr• I wile A, relatively cheep tit than Eoglish botore It ttttt 1.
Turner mill to lien, " at a l'i A •
-' ' "i""Ait un a se,'• has increased in prier. Mouldy, with slut being wanted
voyage?" and I••''' It'; bl 1 w,',t u,' ic" I%
'to msx with the new coop. Ti.u., trona 441 to 5-11,
/ma from water." .f.... lust wes 111 •,10. Awl 0: rived ey
, selectedsorts of Resean and American hue advance!
uorning Mr. Wats MI e t'le 1 etlaal at Mr. T•un,,'s, all to 51$ to is' per qr., and are Isow therefore about level
said, "1 doe's want it met found to my limt.to t usday.' ith the best runs of English wheat, which, at the top,
He paid Mr. Tureer for the lilt, i•I1,1 tau t*. .t ..piyearoi : quoted 601 red, 631 for white. 'Thew figures lam
to be rather thouehtfee eel reieeeete A In "r•m••• genie be(ore, slue harvest, been obtained ; value than
of the Crouched been of tip, dee. ts ti Isle re es trou laste:
suggests irt 1 g
theht.
Chit her mark ceull hoc beet tittod in' o t ,e is it
Willett WAS Of dcre.l. Tee weekly increase 0
pee Way, but has recolvetr.edraweiruiridnegiityhrio
The following determent in the writhe; of tee primner 1 The 1,,,, ~,,ek. 113,691 gm were brought to matket,
was read at the police-vent :- ' satiefaction of growers at the prennt rate of quotations.
d mede 57s 31 ; the weva previctes, 0,742 qms, 57.74
I know not whose bil-ior•• it will Le to It k to isrop.'rty left, i a° . --
, bet figure, follow the minimum deliveries
ma my IDA* posse-sioes Will 1.0 Inv 1....1,4 airl 111 f 30110, tly I Mu tame
only bristlier wt.. litii.it w:imi Ii -,. he ad of the Ir.. 4 ..i. ,i% ' ternra Larved, 0 . 1 ' . .„,,i. end 25.000
is the average or too
-f 30 000 ,rs To
3.gers ego in Anicrie.t, al r 2, s:r.s .1 Sire..,.
liet bulk, 38,(10 I qrs. Iteere ~ , , _we „sem
joie° by last week's
• ewe, with hi Ile i•myhiril be t I -1' aitve. I kit tw tit, shove the torerago ot tne Last Ord Tea.s, .. .0 _
not if I have any other stir. it in..l Sela*.iae.. One .i.tartee. 0 .
Algae the wheat crop was large, but the
quallty of
sum to bent .ra than doubled ftr her th ..ce tont ol Vie trouble., .
Is O,
wage,. will ...nil, iiii-I 1.. IllY ',mi.'. . 1 "'‘ "...1 "i'l' th" 1 the ean brought to market, and the return pm acre
which she old have et the pre. at tintc, ant tee petiete. with
"I"
'e* 4"
' 'high currencies that the
which she MA borne other trould ... lat nay term 5.1 be teml.. It is therefore to the
or, _
bed, and the hint is
b rs milers sod millers of the central
foetid g 5 10.. !leave nuntiter el l• tters, inane t•I tle,•m, y.eity
.1.,,, wee* semi,u n‘tbi be se
3.
Is
nor
_s
eke wee which I hope th 4 th i.e itly• handle illyi . 111
.I.al . one that Alava I nut be lost on importer t
mid,
tenderly. Th , boots ere a „.„., ~,,.„,,i,
~..,,e,..,,
...,.,,, 1, ,ir.trt imports, they keep litetral-114.800 gra of wheat 2
man. the ten thick quarto Mg. 1... A. marked it.; II mr let work; 833,000 qrs. in the let four weeks, or
or ini ,lit n0..11.1v On. The
:nog ue tent to l" U'i'l''' Mu"' 'l"' 1., ~,.. eei ehey e-„t,le at the rAte of neerl 110.0,0 X/ qrs. per sotturn.
s wit. pun:hut:l. in !ng
,liirno,ry i
a. 'Long the ut'ter US* i. a number of mien steps ou passege is ale') a good merge,
mane valuate:kir:ea n i o
i ufl" eederies Flateu," ;:i vorm, *tech I , and with large smeary stocks of foreigh wheat, we mtl
tl'iMiedirraes. to be published. M"so, lemeuet. awl Co. I consider the wietor semen well provided. There is,
also have ill their hands (or Inspection f tor vi:d:lor I hoWeTar. • weakly export demand of some 30,000 ems
script ontiainiet • eornSlete niet"•"/ °I tn° ifl • and this and the uncertainty of winter make markets
oral. The action of foreign markets is modified,
the foundation of the Popo! poser to.
!the
...t.c,,,,,r,:ltica,t..,eni. non
There itt also reedy eir the itre.. a tate cntitt c,:,1" it
extract. lnd n rer higher, Doti lower, see ,r ling
leave. tom in the b..tk.en.o iteerral h t ...
observation. tutrked att., the :etc t• ~1 tto alp lb. ,t m
h - 't - -to -'1,4 nientea eloee• Pethein in New Yore wtheErepgainiihindaepenae:
being, II eliev•., that Int,- IM. l t'et to - . e ....11. tich el it. s i'Y i•ter in
.s tv,:ral at ig is has teten going on
... r•-cmly ; hut teas rts, was erten° 1 during the past
twegised P. There i 4 iiii ito3 eate I c Bpi. of 111, ••
Valhi Iwwk, el .1.1.11,1 a.. tt IA .. .I,y of the - I.' re of It :1ra..., ..1.. yr .k, 31413 retro:Jade movement .s reported per cable,
with a to, attire dion. an I tI. t 1.4 a. 1.1., !I„ Th.•r •
111
ja ea 1 :es it me us at to •wn • time that Islo, Bank rate of
1""'"ii" l""-e 'bee" ie 'le' IT' 'et ii'e 'i l' "I t."! ra`l'ss'".• lire Jun" is pet my te f • rem of apeculetion may pro.
tee horart a c..iiipl to Van . tom ..$ . i1.....1...r . a .....i.
t,..4 . b 1,1,i tio allaye I. TOO iie tel markets an' reported
the """1"""' "I "; Aw.: li',"bu; "I'''''''' :'°° ', •'• I.he ever .t -s a*, ifele.burgh, GO4 St wheat being
n 11% e tx-eo prini,t., i ot. ~.1...• i • i.. oe t Wats.. at. toe tia. he Sia i.
9ewtee• Fcr tle: rel.: t . mei,. h., I have 4 ,ht • rhequ'' t'" hustler th in in 13.M'and, yet Mel. Lo Ik-a.• of the gag.
Barley makes Ws 14, which Is
me. There silt be some smolt lee., ont w heti all 0.31114 :tie ~,,7, ,eetronotte_ 59, ee.
istisfied there will be acomiderable cusu left, betides what will , •Irls-0 near iro-prim I, Loudon, but oats, 261 56. mak
Min km We el books sod turuiturn 1 have made my Inv 1

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to ti el general fti quility of Pcot h Prcohoe.
correivudent rev.•rt to us thpt tI kn of 1.14
fields th s year, 't out itrAick w4lg'ing 41 lb. I. r
buhhel.
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ulnas to attract attention, and a large limiter hie, been O°n•
at Maher price-.—Nittmega are ..in dearer.—in Saltpetre ou
Pt a sten!), bualees. I. doing It firin rata., but for arrival
Arai mpilry I. a :pm icocul, and raster rues accepted. Cotton
umlaut tolcrably stemly--prices about 1.1 per lb. lower. Jute
4,..1y. A fair busing>. In Tin, without any particular Olen,
tlon In the value.—Cuopor is Inn, but quict.—S,tch rig
Inc.! alter our last, but is now a4aln firmer. Of retersburg
1141, a hardly vary from those giccti in our lag.

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l.f EX MAIIEET2.
BRISTOL, 12tia—On rot market toulay there was a moderate
show of English wheat, A hich sokl freely at alsoit lak week's
prices ; foreign also in I or request at unaltered eds. Malting
barley maintains Its, Ai ti • . Oriewliog barley awl I ildisn corn with
a Rood consinaptiro 5h.:...•,,1110r the tauter an: Isola irtita m
dear. Oat. in better cos 4,and prieesthe tarn instils rs' favour.
Facets—Wheat, En3l-13 red a id white, old, 1.3. lo 0101
ditto, new, 521 to 0- ; Anicrican. si.riii.e. 574 in 1.8.1
Ohirks, Taganrog, and 'kiss., soft, 63. to X. ; 11 rdimmki,
Iterisnopir, soft, 614 to I,li, per 4961 b. Earley, English malting,
It. to ita per qr.' Irish sod Frencla;_griuding. 234 311 to 3,1..
Danube and o:lema, grinding. Vs to :21 per 470 lb.
Oats, Irish white, 2.5 r Sal to tee ; ditto. lidht white, 23s 64
to 21s per 3201 b.; Irish, black, 190 64 to g:li Cal ; ditto. tawny,
20064 to 21s Od per 30111, Beans, English and Irish, 401 to
fa %
r. qr. Egyptian, 36. 10 36 per 4201b. Flour, Englieh,
woods, els to it. per Mb.; Anteritzn, 23s to Mh per
Indian c3rll, Oduses and Danubian, 31, to Ku ;
dittos Mixed American, :114 to 344 per 420ib. Arrivals.—lrish :
3,926qra uats, 314 qrs. Istrlcy, 33 qrs. beans. Olmtwille 1 101
qrs. beans, pea; Ca Foreign : 9,793 qr. cheat; 7,010 qrs.
barley ; PM gra beans, peas, stc*,; 300 barrels dour.
OLOUCirral, 120t—The wheat trade since this day eennlght
has been quiet in wile; values of English and foreign are well
upported with a fair 3 aisumptive dem ng and. Malti and
.grinding 6,1.4 the tura higher. Ilalse bedn'• and peas
maintain late curroccies. oall are In in demur request at
lad prices.
Beetles, 12th. —There woo • very full wienslance at our
market to-slay, and a larde supply of all kinds of unlit Wheat
was In good demand for 'wed, and consequently the drooping
tendency of the London and other late inukuts was not
followed. lat week'. prices being on • 41 wlkolo finaly main-
tained. For barley there w.ss an improved trades with InICWS
to,. turn In favour of the .ller. When articles unalter ed In
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110:416Y MARKET.
ligiumar. —Tho Directors of the Dank of England met
lczether Mi. morning, but, after a Mort, deliberation, separated
without announcing any change In tho isilminum rate of tiii-
cumt, which will remain at 5 per cent.. until further notice.
!lASI/OX, Frlday.—Tho money market liaa bocuuni quiet
et:Ain—bullion hoe gone into the Erik to ...me extent, al-
though hut aufilteont to counteract recant heavy withdrawals.
The dimount setabliohmente have ralvol their term. for
Or
ney at call Iran 3 ti 4 per cent.; and et seven and fourteen
▪ notice from 31 to O. The Joiat stock banks now allow
4 put mut. fur depoesto instead oil.

value.
Maxim:mak, ittb.-1 t thisday's market them Wm a fair
supply of English wh0,.,. bempies of gool eqgiditioll realised
last week's quotations. A'. Miler kinds were lower to selL
Old red male OM tot" • new red, 441 to As. White, old,
64s to Ode; new, We to , per qr. 6'on:4m a heat met quite
a retail demand at bareli last week's pr cm. New &wash
beans mlil at 410 to 47., ; nnige, 33, to 40s. For malting
barley there wa • Lair d mend, 00 31' to 41.,. E,,ljlnh oats.
28e to SIM ; white Irish 17. to 30s, tiriuding peas, 421
to 445.
Ilescnenta, our market this morning an Im-
proved tone me appar, ob. The best samples of English
wheat maintained last w•rek's rates, but, damp simples, of
which the bulk consisted. were neglected. Foreign WM in
active demand, nod the 1, ~es of this day sennight were fully
supported. Flour .old n vly at previous prices In oats or
beans but little change woe obsertaisla Indian cora was
taken frosty atoll advance of Is per qr.
Ilatte•LtM, Friday.—Trado wear a quiet aspect, and but
little is passing; the tone, however, le tolerably Arm.
At Ilark-Lene this morning the attendance was moderate,
sad only limited Inquiry preveiled in any quarter.
Iteglish wheat was held for Monday's rates, at which demand
was quiet.
Foreign wheat remained without quotable change, and met
only a limited demand.
Flour ruled dull, without change in value.
Barley fully as dear, and grinding sorts in stdady request.
Beans quite firm, with a moderete sale.
liaise sold steadily at full prime.
Oats In fair demand, at the recent advance.
Livearom, Friday.— Wheat moderate demand Mid to 2,1
per cental advance on both red mil white dove Tuesday.
Flour In good demand at full prices. Beans steady ; Santo, lie
to 3ls Gd. Oats and oatmeal slow. Indian corn healthy at 041
per qr. over Tuesday's rates. Mixed American 341.
Waggrigsm, 13th.—Thcre wee a better toes in the wheat
trade, mad fine dry qualities sold readily at rather improving
rates, but other aorta met with little attention. Flue barley
wee in good request at full prices, but there wee only a steady
demand for secondary qualities. Beans and oats without change
in value.
BATH. Ml.—Market only scantily supplied with grain, and
though no change can be quoted in the rates, prices were
rather against the buyer.
supply of wheat, In varied condition,
and Mat week's prices were firmly maintained. Barley an
improved trade, with the turn In favour of sellers. Oats
changed hands at recent currencies. Beans maintained previous
values.

CATTLE MARKETS.
Mirritoretrf az, 112th.—Although the number of beasts Ii
much dialler than last ThursU,y, It is quite equal to the
demand. Trade is dull at about lionday's quotatlona There
are very few English ehaep on offer, and scarcely se many
foreign as last week. Pncos are rather bettor for choicest
descriptions, but on the whole there is but little alteration
from Monday. Choice calves are In demand. Our foreign
supply consista of IMO beasts, 1,800 sheep, 207 calves, and 10
Pig&
Beet Boola, Harefonls •• 6 4 to 6 6
Beat Short-horns •• 6 2105 6
Second quality Beasts •• 3 6to 4 4
CAN •• •• •• .. 310 to 0 0
1140
_.• • 38to 5 8
host 1101F111 . • ... 08to 7 o
Bed Long-wools, .. 6 4W 0 8
Ewes A second quality, . • , 60to 1 6
Beads at market, 925 ; sheep and lambs, 1,230; calves,
276; sod pies, 20.
Burin, 12th.—We had a large supply of beef at our market
today. Including a few Spanish animals ; it arm ceadderably
In ester of the demand, and trade was very slow, with
downward tandtney In prices. Best descriptions sold at from
751 to 78. per cwt., and middling and inferior from 65s to 70s
per cwt., with a further prospect os lower rates. There were
a number ol animals left on hand. There Intl a large of sheep,
though not quite go full ss last week; the number proved
more than eußiciont for the demand, but prices were 11rm,
best wethen Dolling still and 90, and ewe and inferior sore
at 8,1 per lb. Of store cattle we had shout 1000 from Ireland,
but them o was little inclination to buy, and price' were de-
cidedly in favour of purchuers. We Ind a moderate show of
mulch cow. with a stud trade at recent rates. There was
about an average supply of pigs, and trade we quiet, though
all on oiler were sold ; boon, piu nailed from ins tele, 1,1.
and port.nt troso 10. 0.1 to 10. lid per
Bill 11111011•11, 12. -At to-day's market the number of besot.
on sale was large, and thQ qualtty generally fair. But little
business was done, and the price of beef fell a farthing per
lb. for bed wended Mutton and lamb were drugs in the
market, too many animals being on sale. Pflug did net
decline, however. Calves were a short supply and met a good
sae. For pigs the Inquiry was favourable. Prices—Boef. Od
to ; mutton, PO to 91s1; lamb, 9d to 10d ; real, 84 to 94;
bacon pigs, lOs to 101 ; porkers ditto, les 0.1 10 lh per
'Cote.
Terme, 141h.—For a fortnightly market there was a fair
evenly of stock, and prices of beastshad .downward tendency,
whilet sheep maintained previous prices. The average pries of
beef per score was from 14s tolls. whilst the price of mutton
averaged 94 per lb for wethers and o'l for ewes. Fat steers
fetched from £26 to 1.30 10e 'each ; Int heifera, £l7 to £23;
grazing stun, £24 to Eel per pie ; grating heifers, £l2 to
‘l5 cow, and calves, £lB to £23 10s; barreners. 1:11 to £l4.
Vat waders, 521 to 63.; fat ewes, 47s to 561; grazing wethers,
3.11 to 40e; grazing ewes, Sis to 475; grazing lambs, 350 to 414.

11117110POLITAN NUT MARKILTS.
Surrnrazw, 12.—me supplies of meat on offer here to-day
Were moderate. Trade Waa rather better, but prices were
without material change. Beef, from 3.4 l to I. 41; mutton
31 ltd to fia 8d ; veal, Si to 5s 41 ; and pork, 3s 41 to be ed per
Sibn by the carcass.
MIToOrOLIT All MOAT Fr lay.—The Roo weather has given a
firmer tone to the trade, which In not, however, by any means
brisk. quotations •—llsef, 3s 4.1 to es 10i1; mutton, as to
Si 104; veal, Is 44 to frs d ; pork, ts to 5. 0.1.

POULTRY MARK CT.
LIADIXIILLL POULTRY R GAMS, Friday—AU kinds of
game are very scarce, d dearer. Pigeons are dearer.
other poultry still gel. reify cheap, but the market
getting clear of stale goo Ic. quotations :—.oeme, es &I to 7.:
ducks, Is thl to 3s; fowl., ; • to 3.6!; inferior, Is to 1.91;
pi‘eoue, 84 to 91; bares, 3 81W es 61; plusimallhb (ti to
la 61; partridges, i Od to m.

POTATO IIARKITI'.
BOIWITOII SrITALIFIRLDB, Fritiny.-11larkets moderately
supplied with potatoes. bales hare progressed slowly at our
qUetiaiolll.
Repetil.. • • .. TOe to Ns per ton.
Rocks • • • • .. 001 te SO. „
Ktalley• • • .. to 1104 „
VICLOriI • • ... to 110 e „

WOOL MAIIKET.
L 05.011, Frlday.-11.10 in rate of discount ho increasad
the caution el buyersof English Wool, who are now acting very
much on the hand-to-mouth principle, but the wool trade
I. so intrinsically • omit, and stocks so mall, that holders err
vary confidant, in no way inclined to sacrifice their pro.
party by toing to form it • to. dull Unto.

PROVISIONS MARKETS.
DIMDa, Thursday. —Current pram at this market to-day
Milk butter, per lb., la 30.; whey ditto, 104 to Is,
LOstion, Friday.--01 Frost, Butter the supply continue,
equal to the consumption. Finds sell at 17e, seconds at
and west country at Itle to 10. Ott per dusen. Quality very
Foreign Butter loin steady request ; Friesland 130 s to 132.;
Jersey 108. to 130' ; Normandy, good to fine IN. to 1340, Lug
Inferior 100 s to 104.; Kiel 122 s to 13Is ; Danish 111, to 13Is ;
and Leer 1084 to 1181 per cat
A little more business ha. been done in Lard.
Pine Items are In demand.
The BACUII market hae beim dull during the week, and prices
very ~hem There is a wider margin than usual between the
favourite Waterford brand and other good marks.
Waterford Breen has dropped to 72s on board • hese neesims
The Cheese trade hae been rather quiet during the week.
For the finest descriutions of English and American there Is a
moderate enquiry, es oho fur prime small sised Cheshire, fix.
Ostend Rabbit. 4.84 per stone.
Eggs in good sugply ; sleinand slack.
Cella. October 11.-Bupplies of butter large. For the week
ending this day 17,020 larkille were received, averaging 2,810
inie'riTiord.remtand.
Inlt fair.
jam: qnalitles confinuos brisk, and for
Notwithstanding the heavy receipts prima are well supported.
We quote halted Ista 111 3r45 Is, 4th. la, Mild Das 3s, Inds Zs,
and Jrd. Icons? last week rata,.
At this day's market 2,311 !Irking are for inspection. flatted
3rds advanced Is.
Prices, f.o.b.—Salted Isis I Me 441. Inds 119 e W. 3nlll ills 64.
4ths 105 0.1, stbs las fel. tithe 651 Oil. 11112 ists 1100 tods
1035 thl, and kils 117 s 61.
llth.—Bu our 123 e to 130 s per cwt. Pigs 531 tO
54s per cwt.

BUTTEL--ORURNING ItlANDEpßone:uo.
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BUTTEA FREE FROM STRONG FLAVOUR,
caused by Ronk Barbee. ibe Fall of Led. Cake,
Tarsips, Novi& ko.
is influx °viscous. Liu THE Clioll3lllo QolcigsiD
IST USING
Tosanrsox & co.,a WITTER POWDER,
Sold by Clugaisli in 6cL, lA, 2a. 6d., and 71. 61 boxes.
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