The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-02-04 00:00:00

rate at late rates' white, 295. to Els. id red, 27a to
294. per I.d of three bushels. Malting barley 44.. to
EA, per qr.; Outing, 40a to 43e. per 110 stows.
Tuusszsy. —Bristol: English wheat in short supply;
and found buyers at fully last week's priest for red, asd
ct an advance of la to 2a. per qr. for white. Fin*
qualities. of foreign Is. per qr. dearer ; other sorts un-
altered. Barley fist, at last week's priers. Oats
unaltered. Brans, maims, and pew IST7tha—
Gloucear.r: Fine ample, of English sheet la per qr.
dearer. Foreign in fair request at full prices. Barley
quite is dear.—Birmisyksen: All descriptions of corn
quiet at bet week's ratea—MoncUsisr : Wheat trade
at Previous carreneies. ONs rather dearer.
ans and peas linn.—Moratifshf : Wheat trade dull.
new white 76a. to 136..; new red, 745. to 80a. per 36
stone. Barley languid.—Nembicry : Best qualities of
when brisk at 1.6. rate,' inferior deolining.—
Devises : Good demand for wheat at the extreme rates of
last walk to an occasional advance. Nautili berjg
(commanded better prices, 465. being the top_
realised. Beaus and peas ware in morlesrele Mut* em
values were fully se high,
extFareimpeAlTylimiNtedark,.aaLar 81,proydadof'nf;"Engliihivi utikamirrahl
were quite moderate. There were very few liamPlaa at
dry ENO"' 'vitt" 'ffering. and thew were taken of et
the extreme late. of Ito' 'p for sub, bat damp periwig
remained dull, and difficult of sale. Foreign wheat was
in retail demand at full Prima for approved qualities.
Barley remains num end arm it fall prime for both
.siting and grinding qualities. Flew has been pur-
chased at full prices this week. Kelt, Imam and peas
precisely the same es last week. Oits in fair request at
the extreme quotations of Lanky foe sileprts, lAaesed
met abetter s-le M folly as high rate., Ba.peeeed sold
eemewhat better. In red clever Do quotehte Waage,
liaise slow. Imports 4,700 qrs.---Waateeld: A quiet
lisle for all articles at the pries. of WM wesig.—
Ligerpool : For wheat only • moderate ',Amity,
at prices slightly in favour of buyers. Flow quiet, .4
prices unchanged. Indian corn in limited review, it
deal.. of 61. to Is. since Tuesday. Oats seglaisted.
Oatmeal inaetiye, and rather easier. Beaus slid COM 64.
lower. Malt unchanged. —Derby: Best dry emotes
of wheat mooed off at fall price'; ioferior tics tarn
lower —Soccitacispron Wheat in good Nutria& at
hilly last week's prism Barley Is. per qr dearer. Outs
beaus, sad peas frilly as deer. Floar • good sale at last
week's priori.
BATO 11)4T. —Balk : UMW business; wheat 68e. to
79a, and bale, 375. to 47a—earth& : Wheat in fair
deemed at last week's rates, sod finest samples 6.1.
dearer.— Ginesrall : Markets this week tolerably
brisk, sod wheat about 1.. pw dearer then la"
week.—so: Wheat trade vary Orin. and prices
eapported.—ilosts: The mutes have been
Arm during the week. —Gloireeslw : Last week's
prices well supported.—/eal : Wheat trade not quite
so firm, 051n4 to the dance condition of lb. samples.
—Newcosas : Trade notice during the week, and •
fair quantity of wheat has changed hands at very fall
prices—Norwich : Wheat trade Grin at last Satur-
day's prioes.—NoUnspittast: Wheat trade inactive;
fine sorts made late rates; inferior were Is, per qr.
lower. —Oxford : Samples of good conditioned wheat
, mold for 80s. per qr., but trade was chiefly confined to
millers arid b.kets. Inferior made from 70a and up.
ward.. —Leicester : Limited inciniry for wheat, end
. the rates of last week were barely maintained. Nee
, white realised 7135. to 89a.; new red, 71a. to 77a. per 36
; stone.--Readrap Wheat trade doll at hat week's
P Yor k sales were weds slowly, but bolder.
, succeeded in realising fully late currencies. Prices for
, white sorts ranged from 78a. to Ma.; for red, 724. to 765.
per 96 stone.— —Warminster : For best wheat more
money wu wired, but clearance was not effected;
i its, to 80s. were the beet quotations.

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.11 bottles, , Is. lid.. end 2s. dd. mob.
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certain and immediate sure fur Cough', CoLls,
Asthma, Shortness of Breath, and all disorders al the
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84th, 1868 —Bk,
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CATTLE MARKETS.
Mirmorottinw, Thursdey.—About an avower ruPPlf
of Inmate, in good oonditioe. AU breeds changed hands
slowly, yet Moodsy's proms were supported. The few
sheep brought forward met a slow sale. Nevertbeletti,
the quotations rolcd arm. Prime mall calve' *obi at
high prices. Inferior calves were I.low inquiry. Pigs
changed hsnds slowly, at late rates. In mulch sows very
little was doing.
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Per Alb. to sink the Offal.
a. d. a. d. s. d. e. d.
Inf. oosrse helots 3 4to 3 6 Prlntelosthdoorns4 10 to 6
&mon! qoality . 3 8 to 4 ohll. coarse calves 4 4 tt, 4
ron• 15,1 t•es 4 2to 4 6 Plitn• ... alO tt 5
resale soots. Ste. 4 Bto 5 0 large hogs . 3 4is 3
1.6. eOlll., sheep 3 4 to 3 8 ,NTlnt .101 porkers 3 1
14
.14seon.1 qsalhor 310 to 4 2 SlAng. ca'res,ech 0 oto 0
Prltne coarse wild 4 4 to 4 8 gr. 01.1 str pL..40 3/ 01. 28

TOTAL SUPPLT.—British—Beasts, 622 ; corm —;
sheep 3.600; calves, 36; Mgs, 160.—Foreign—
Meseta, 84; sheep 390; salved, 20; pig., —.
Bunny Thorsday.—A full supply of beef, and the
eonaignmenta from Ireland, numbering over 100 head,
were of excellent quality. Trade was dull, and there
wan • &espied reduction on last week's priced, beat
descriptions realising from 84s. to 66e., and middling and
inferior sorts from nod. to 83e. per ,wt. to effdct sales.
The marktt was largely rupplisd erilh axes. Meat
wetbenr sold .16j.L. and v. ry small choice samples at
7.1. per lb.. but ewes and inforior sorts exchanged bands
1 at M., and in some caves sd. bad to be aceepted to
effect a clearance. A moderate show of store cattle,
, demand eery quiet, and • limited trade was done.
Milch cows quirt at resent quotations. Pigs in fair de- ,
used, and prices were very firm. good samples selliag
at from 8.. 91. to 90. per score. Boglish bacon pigs
from 10 to 11 score realised front 8.. to 6.. 61., end
1 prime sizeable bacon pig.. and porkers from fls. 6.1. to 9a.
per score. Horses remarkably quiet.
NIEWOATE AND LI•DIVIIALL. Friday.—Thess markets
, are well oupplied with meat. On the whole the trade
, has ruled heavy, at the annexed qaotations -

TO THOSE WHO HAVE AN OBJECTION TO
TAKE PILLS,
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1:4 LOZENGE', for Asthma, Bronchitis, Hearer
DON, Shortness of Breeth, Dry Cough, Sore Throat, ho.,
I will be found • most efficient end agreeable remedy,
speedily relieving the most distressing symptoms. Sold
In boxes, 74d and Is. 10 soon.
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Per 81b., by the estrease.
S. 41. S. d. 1 t. d. s. d.
Inferior loot . 210 to 3 2 Inferior mottos 210 to 3 6 I
Middling ditto 3 4 ~ 3 6 Middi not ditto.. 310 „ 4 0
Primo lam do. 3 6 ~,, 4 0 Mom ditto.. . 4 II „ 4 4
Prime mall ditto 4 1 „ 4 4 1 Rom 1 pork ... 3 11 „ 4 4
Veal 3lO ~ 4 6 1 Lugo ditto... 2 10., 3 4

EVANS.IB INFANTS' CABMEN ATIVIS,
a safe and effectual remedy foe Wind. Gripinp
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WOOL MARKET& the above do orders to which infancy is so pewiliarly
liable, especially during Teething. It affords Jost/m-
-bar/Don, Frirlay. -The transactions in colonial wool tar/eons /011. f giving comfort aod repose to the child.
have been on a limited so.le. at about stationary prices.
; and pesos and glidoem to the parent. Every mother
In English wool very little buainesa his been doing, at ; and every nurse would do well to have this much
previous quotations.esteenled meiicine by them. Bald in bottles 70..
BRADFORD, Thorrial.—There is still rather more ls. lid , and le. 94. each.
Inquiry in wool, hot operations are c onfined to the
supply of immediate wants of spinner,. The stocks of
those clasp/s of wool which are most in demand are not
heavy, and staplers generally get their pricer,. The
teidenly is still, if anything. in an upward direction.
Quotations for good wool may be quoted as follows, tie
extreme ficurea being for very choice parcels indeed.
Lincoln hope, from 161 d. to 174.1. per lb., and wethers
from 1.14.1. to 144 d.: Down ter, from 10d. to 164., and
Down ewes from 151. to It —the two latter for the
clioierat growth. of Sulool and Dorset: and lilt hogs
front 144. to 15d., cud withers from 13.1. to 134 d.
CURRENT PRICES OF ENGLISH WOOL.
s.d. s.d.
Fiserea—S-othdoen homes .. —per lb. 11to 1 3
Half-bred ditto . 1 I 1 3
Kent Mesas . .. 1 it —1 At
flouthdown was and Witham .. 1 04— 1 $
Leicester ditto .. 1 1— 1 2
Seats—Clothingl 0 —1 6

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HOP DI A ItKET.

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VVANS'S TOOTH-ACHE SPEOIIIIO
inimedietelr relieves the most painful cam.
Bold in bottles 70., and le. lid. each.
3ROC,

Bowman. Friday.—We have no alteration to untie,
in this market. The trade hu motion...l very quiet
nevertheless the few tranesotioos which have taken,
plum have been sufacient to keep priors Arm.

- -4,410 N,

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one application will, however, prove the above NWT.
lions, Sold .a boxed is. lid. each. Family Paeilegm,
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--WHAT MONEY CAN'T DO
FN this world it difficult to my, judging from
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passings of • Bus of FROUDI3 COMPOUND
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uor &Iteration of diet, and may be taken by both nue
of all sem&
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es Piles. An early application of this very palatable,
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