The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-06-14 00:00:00

_CORN MARKET&

YEOVIL, Fnilay.—At our con a exchange to-day
wheat .old is buyers' favour from last week. Swing
corn no clvitage. Priem White whom. 4. 9a to
54 ; red wheat, 411 3.1 to 4s 9.1 per bushel; bierley,
26s to 30. per qr. ; beans, 18mbo 1114 per sack ; Sour
26s 6sl to 28. per sack.
W ARM! S Hatunlay.--STO Wet* but shortly
supplied sith wheat. The trials has been firm. r this
week, but Imam any improvement has taken place in
pticee. Beat qualities made from 38. to 410 ; and
others from 32s to 4' • ; the avers,, price being. perhaps,
about 33.—a price, considering quality and weight.
which has not been lower for many yeara lad. ed.
taking the whole temon, prices have not been lower
this century. Of batley very little lion offer, and
prices are nominally quoied 22. to 30e. Oata are quiet,
but good goalitm, imp up prices. 18. to 24e. Beans
and peas are only in nominal trade juat ',ow, the
former making 30s to 40.; and the latter 301 to 364.
Hemet, Thor d sr.—Ttitt weather since our last has
been fine with et-seaweed shower.; the grate cutting is
becoming general, with • prospect of a light Clop.
Cereals continue to proud*e an abundant harvest. On
our imirket to-day English wheat was in fair supply.
Buyers were not numerous, and the trade ruled heavy
at about list week'. prime. Foreign without altsedige,
with • very re.tractial demand. With iocroased
sup-
plies of barley, values have given way 9d. per qr., at
which a fir inquiry was experienced. A moderato
ext, nt of buainess has heen done in cats, at 16e. 6.1, to
9.1. per 3041 h, for Irish black, and 20e. 61. per
3201 b. for fine Limerick white. Maine flat. Besse
rath.r more inquired for.
Friona, Weon 'Jay. —Th re was a fair avenge
supply of whi at. for which there ea. hot aud iw sale,
the trade again -hoeing signs of depression. We beard
of one 'level leaking 43e, but the general price may be
quoted at 34.. to 40s, and • slow trade.
Divines, Thunday.--,There was • very small attem
dance at market to-day, but considerable activity pre-
vailed ; this was, however, somewhat checked by the
farmers hulling an advance. At the commencement
busine-a sem done at la per qr. above last week's quota-
tions, but prices receded before the elm* of the market.

The
.Tmperor and Empress of Ramis •rriveri at Berlin
on norlay. on • riot to the Kies of Prwitim Their
Majeatiee' stay will be limited to one day.
CAUTION TO PUBLIC•NIL —On ?ride _r. Cotherine
Pitch.-IL the proprirtrese of the Bmileford Arma,
Bertfordiroad, London, was minnioned before the
sensgiutrate at Clerkenwell, for having allowed wine to
be drunk on her premieres after eleven o'clock at
night. The defendeet's answer to the charge was that
.he had some friend, to keep her etstet birthday, and
that they alone were drinking the wine when the polies
entered. The magistrate, however, decided that •
publican could not even give away a glass of wine
after the statutory hours. raying this was one of the
penalties of keeping such • house. A licensed victualler
could not emit —paid the magistrate—have cards in his
home for his own use. The defendant was dietharged,
with a eauti ~,, , on Freya). nt of the costa of the 0n...
Coulee or Dtvonot, June 11.—Before Elar J. P.
Scholl., r. Schollar.—This was an undef.nded
snit by the wife for • dosolution of marriage, on the
ground of adultery and desertion. Mr. Priteaut, with
whont eve Mr. Cole, mead the cam. The pubes were
married at Briettil in 1854, and after about ten weeks'
cohabitation the deserted the petitioner, who
waa then living with her tither and mother, at Weston.
seem-Wire. He ststed before erring away that his
object was to get a tome for himself and petitioner, but
ere aterwards formed a connmeion with a lady named
Rogers. whom he was going to ornery, but the friends
of the petrtioner ititerfsreit, and present d hi. doing no.
No Or gal proof mold be sildtiesit ae to adultery with
Mr's limner, but there was no doubt he ems in the
habit of frequenting brothel. in Britoil. There we, on•
girt aged nine imrs, Lime of tire marriang, and the
petitioner had obtained an order from • snagirtrate for
7a, a emb egsrmt the reverident The respondent had
described himself as having h.d property to the
of £5OO myear. but the petitioner subsequently ascer-
tained that be we. merely • journeyman tailor. The
learned judge pronounced • decree nisi, and ordered
that the petitioner •hould have the custody of the child,
but resereed the question of alimony antra thee...as
ipme woof of the pecuniary peeieion of the respondent.
On Thureday morning • corps (Came& of nearly 20,000
men of all arms opertered in front of the !eyelid's,
Paris, to pay the last military honours to the remains
of the Duke of Malakoff. The ceremony at the inter.
most, which took place in the vaults of the military
hospital, we. in the highest degree impressive.
Tb• French troops in Algeria cooties* to have
severe engagements with the insurgent Arabs,
who show • reeds= activity in harassing their
enemy and cutting off detacbmenti wherever oppor-
tunrty presents itself. Further supplies 111.• ureter
cetera for the scene of hostilities.
There was, on Saturday, the 11th hist , another
eel I day, under the command of Colonel Ifliurdo. at
E.,' Center's mat, Panshanger Park. Herts. Tie
Queen". I We.tminater), the London Rifle Brigade the2Dth Middle...ix, and the 2nd Adminie.rative Bettllion
of Rena, were the troops on the field. and all the mope
mustered pretty strongly. The success of the day was
In one sense marred by • severe and nearly fault
occident to a .oluntem. The poor fellow rewired a
wound from the bryonet of a comrade; and he had
almost liierally • hairbreadth escape, for the weapon
passed within a quarter of an inch of the femoral
;i.e.", and, it it had entered that manage of the
blood. no skill coati have mewl imm gee.. i;
the poor fel ow, who bore his pains with great forti-
tude, se in • dangerous condition.
An act of apperentiv grove careleemem has nearly led
to the saertfiee of many liv,, in Birminehrim In ghs
co.ree of a sole of snake unclaimed goods at the Corson.
street Metrical in that town. arm rell hags of poisonous
nuts, used for the =mutat:tom of nil, were .old; ant
when hang removed mute of the beg. beret, an
a quantity of the berries we. sesetterwl on the manse
These were seised b7••••ral 67'4 win; thinking theg
m were harmls, eat freely of them tbeemelees, and
dietribeted diem to several othr rs. The consequesme
was that 33 perms& were erulod with • galtem••• si•k•
mak mod ecinvis4 q she hospital.