The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-03 00:00:00

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ny with the sanitary officer of heallk
the local authorities, has this afternoon ramie
searching inquities into the two oases o
alleged to have occurred in this town, sad dim
U regards the man Rose, who died on San
hours' illness, that he did die of a
hat it wee simply a localiaed cams, which might
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England. Since then no other case has boos
nor do the authorities expect any, an leg
is and has been taken ',grind the 'piddled*.
; the woman Atwood. said to have died el tie
ease, I can only add that, accompanied by the
,Dr. Cooper, officer of health, and Dr. Cheese-
made a personal visit to the house she died la
r a member of the family, when it transpired ter
'plate satisfaction of the wedicial gentlemen that;
' in consequence of the rupture of a btood vessel,
I alone. It is satisfactory to add that every
ship arriving from Malta and Gibraltar her
brought a clean bill of health, and thus armed
tgle vessel has been pat under quarantine. The
was never in a more healthy or satis
dtring the last ten years upwards of Ell.=
expended in efraoting sanitary improvements

/ONG men, mined Griffin, son of • borough
te at Steffan), 'tends charged •ith aiding sod
, Thins Tunstall, his father's housekeeper, to
the birth of her child, of whieh be is alleged to
father.
Tug ..kethor of "Gay Livingstone," "Sword sod
Gown," kn., has commeneed Is "Once a W eek "a aerial
tile, entitled "San. Merci, or Kestrels and Palecem.•
We understand also that, it is. the intention of the
editor to bring out this year an entire Christmas
number, beautifully illustrated by Engin* and foreign
artiste.
TLIE HISTORY OF ENGLAND FOR THE PEOPLE--
Under this title Messrs. Cassell, PAter, and Galena
announce a new edition, printed on fine toned paper, of
their Illustrated History of lowland, in weekly number*
at three halfpence, and in monthly parte at 7d. The
Snot number will be reedy early in October, and • 40ff
of the historical picture or the death of Nelson will bs
presented gratuitously to every purchaser of No. 1.
Owina to the sedentary habits of the age, food that
imparts river to the human frame, without over
taxing the Assertive powers, is of the first importance.
Peligot the eminent Thrush lavan before the Aoadenay
of Sciences in Paris, proved than the suetaining power
of strong tea, when made from young leaves, Al fully
equal to soup; hence he amounts for the instinctive
perference evinced for tea; and at this juncture, during
the prevailing epidemic in cattle, when it is Jeairabls
to decrease the consumption of animal feod, the sterling
qualities of rich strong tea should be even more fully
recognised. Pure uncoloured tea comprised only of
young leaves is beat, for the Chinese as is well known,
constantly oolor the brown wintry leaves to enable
them when so disguised to be passed off as the spring
growths. Pure green tea is always of • natural dark
olive and cot of • bluish hue; neither is pyre Black tea
ever intensely dark. Horniruan's Agent.— Chemists,
kA.—in all parts of the kingdom, supply "Th. pure
Tea,' it is exceedingly delicious sod pommies great
*trial". Notiee, " flornimsn k Co., Loudon, original
importers au. pure Tea" icon each packet.

CORN MAAKETB.

fisitir.L.tug, Friday. —Fresh up to our market to-day
the arrivals of homegrown wheat were very moderate.
For most qualities there was a steady demand, and
prices ruled fitm. With foreign wheat, the market was
moderately supplied. About an average business was
transacted, and Monday's currency was well supported.
Floating cargoes of grain were in fair demand, at fully
late rates. With barley the market was very moder-
ately supplied. There was no activity In the trade,
yet prices ruled firm. Malt was in fair demand, and
prices ruled firm. Oats were in good supply. Good and
fine samples moved off steadily, at full quotations;
otherwise the trade was dull. For la-arts and peas the
trade was quiet, on former terms. Flour was in fair
aveage request, at full currencies.
Wszarittin, Friday—Farmers supply the agricula
taral markets sparingly for this season of the year,
consequently the show of wheat here to-day was not
larAe. Factors hold with great firmness, and rather
higher prices are obtained for old, especially for fine
whita, and also for the best qualities of new. Barley
steady at late rates. Beans and oats in favour of the
buyer. The average prices for the week ending Sept. 25
were i—Wheat, 445. bid. ; barley, 335. ilid. ; oats,
22e. 20.
BRISTOL, Thursday.—There was • good supply of
English wheat, for which the trade was firm, and in
some instances, last week's priors were rather exceeded.
For foreign some enquiry, but busineu was checked by
the higher prices asked by holders. Malting barley
slow, without alteration in value. Supply of grinding
is far greatly in excess of the demand, and prices gave
way 6d. por qr. Oats in moderate request, and 6d. per
qr. lower. Maize dull. Beene quite as dear. Arrivals
—Wheat, foreign, 1,734 qrs. Oata, Irish, 4,775 qrs.
Barley, Irish, 140 qrs. ; foreign, 4,613 qrs.
LivartrooL, Friday.—The arrivals from Ireland and
ooastwise are light, and from foreign ports and Canada
the imports °owlet of 3,502 qrs. wheat, 3,175 qrs. beans,
1,030 qrs. peso, 7,685 qrs. Indian corn, and 800 sacks
flour. The exports comprise 2,112 qrs. wheat, 2,093
qrs. corn, and 469 sacks flour. The weather continues
extremely fine. There has been • very good demand
for wheat since Tuesday, and but toe the sterility of good
samples a large business would, have been done, prices
have further improved Id. to 2d. per oental. Flour has
also been largely dealt in at an advance of fully 6d. per
sack. Oats and oatmeal rather dearer, with an increased
demand. At to-day's market there was a moderate
attendance, and • considerable extent of business was
done in wheat, at an advance upon the prices of Tuesday
of 2d. per rental; spring qualities bringing from Shi. 6d.
to 9s. 10d. ; winter, from 9s. &L to 10s. Floar in brisk
demand, at Is. per sack over Tuesday's rates. Oats
slow sale, but prima fully supported. Oatmeal 6d. to
9d. per load dearer. Beene unchanged.
BIRMINGHAM, Thureday.—During the present week
little wheat has changed hanshi, en account of the ad-
vance demanded by sellers. Tbe turn in price of all
spring corn is in favour of buyers. At this day's
market there was • fair supply of wheat, which found
buyers at an advance of. fully la. per qr. Barley sold
slowly at previous rates. Oat* the turn in favour of
tire buyer. Beans cheaper. Peas lees in request.
BRISTOL, Thursday. —A good supply of English
wheat, for which trade was firm' and in some instances
last week's prices were rather exceeded. For foreign
some inquiry, but businesa was checked by the higher
prices asked by holders. Malting barley slow, without
alteration in value. The supply of grinding is greatly
in excess of the demand, and prme3 gave way 6d. rr. qr.
044 in moderate revise, and 6d. per qr. lower.
Wise dull. Beans quite as dear.
Wednesday.—A large supply of wheat and
but little of other grain. Trade was slow, and in the
business done the prices of last week ruled. Some of
the parcels of new wheat were much out of condition,
and we heard of some selling as low as Ma. • old made
46i. to 49..; and the better lots of new, 40s. to 46e.
In barley only a nominal trade is doing, arid prices are
quoted 265. to 325. Oats are firm at from 225. to 30..;
beans also a steady rate, at 425. to 50s. ; peas quiet, at
38s. to 425. In foreign grain only • quiet business Is
- and the reed trade is also duff.