The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-12-23 00:00:00

THE CORN AND et? LE TRADL

At the leadlog mt.:kits to Seturday tr tele eu quiet
It late rotor. At D ect.s.ier Aber small supply of
wheat. Dr-y paresis fr _'; ft r.d at Iset week's pito a
For ar0.0,:c.0l e, off-t.l he the bite damp
weather there wu la. re Ino.len Qootations generally
ranged front 56i. to 64.. per leo pertal qr Bail vol all
kinds la redustion, rates varying from 32a. to 461. pev
qr. Lut ueekb °flask ..... ge wu 36.. 11. Oats
were the saute es lest week The last of the Christmas
cattle melee wee held to day, the atipoly befog
moderately large. Price' wera not so high u last
week. Fat beef may be quoted at Ite. to 16e. per
use... Sareenerg realised ferns CIO to *:l4 per bead;
nowt and calves, £l4 to £26: fat ewes, 60s. to 80s.
per heal; 60, to 705.; sue mutton made
84d. to 9.1. per lb., and teethe, mutton 104. Fat stook
is the empty is rather scarce, the demand being great.
At Oxford wheat woo study at late ratite. At Reading
there was some itt some instances a small dulls*. At
Southampton trade inactive. Al Warminster wheat
Sm.

THH FOREIGN WHEAT AND FLOUR TRADE.

At Antwerp the wheat trade boa remained at about
former Wee. At Paris (potations for fi ur hoe.
shown some beavinem, the amount of business nosing
berths basil oomoarati rely limited. The offers of
Preach wheat upon the Paris market bays not been
very numerous, bet bushier has remained without
animation ; ordinary qualities of wheat have, indeed,
shown soma reduction in value, althinuth good wheat
has not varied materially, At Linigeberg the wheat
trade hae continued viet; At Mende there has been
• good demand for the beat qualities of wheat, bet
medium and inferior deteriptious hare been disposed
of with difilmity. At Hamburg wheat has be..
rather feebla At Oopeulcagen purebesers bare ex-
hibited considerable reserve, end Use wheat trade bas
shove. in ooneequeees, a feeble tendency. The wheat
trade has not exhibited any =trial asap la

WANSLAUGHTIB BY • MOM.
Al Somereet uci.ms on Saturday, before Yr. Julies
gwthig, William 3taU, a farmer, pleaded "Ounte
to the manalaughter of Henry °soh ea the 6th bast
Ns. Hooper and Mr. Jenkins appeared for the proem-
Moe ; Mr. Norris for the didettee.—lt appeared that
the Orator rods past the deemed, who was in=l
home with his wife sod a man, and that aa he
the woman was malted slightly by the hems The
diseased thereupon told the prisoner be would unhorse
him If he did not take oars. The primemer reeled that
he would wilt for the deseased and hare • round with
him. ne prisoner then rode out, but waited ea the top
cia hill with his mei off, and when the demand earn*
up
struck him muss or twice. The demand at the
time had • besket In one hand and • string el onions
over hie shoulder. The blow knocked the deoemed
down, and his skull woo fractured, and he died within
48 bolus. The primmer, who wan slightly limier the
influencte of drink, had ridden cff atm, the owarrente,
but when be became eonstdous or what be had done kie
expressed greet contrition, and emit a medical moo to
&timid the deceased. The prisoner IMP recommended
to mercy by the prosecution, and It was stated that be
would provhie for the widow and obiAren of the de.
amemed.—The learned Judge, after calling at-Oration to
the fast that this. am slmomt every case of violence., was
attributable to drink, sentenoed the prisoner to six
months' imprisonment bard labour.

Joseph Cowen, the Horne& member for NewnanUs-
os-Tyne. died at MI us?, Ste Rlaydos•os•Tyne,
on Friday oight, In the 7:ird year of his age. _ _

HOLLAWAT S PILLS AND (lINTN
Restoratives—When ellni.te, age, or hardship has
undermined the health, skin abysses are prone to ark.
and augment the r siring weaklier. Holloway's
esedlcsineur daily prove most serviceable, even under
tbe in, el untoward eireumslancer. His wall-known .od
bighly.e.teoured Unguent pow., nes the finest 11.ltiarula
virtues which soothe and heal without bid csing or
instgeOrthe most tender akin or most sensitive sore.
Holloway's Ointment and Pills are Infallible for curina
b.d mg., variant., veins, swelled ackles, and eryisipel.s.
They have long been famed for their power of subduing
glandular Ir ft am merlon, local irritations, eaema, prickly
best, and that anroylng eruption which frequestly
eviler from neglecting oat-door OINTOIOS.
FLONIi nth !—Foit TNt TENTH AND BLILITII.—A few
drops of the liqoM rorldne" sprinkled on a 1.4
tooth broth produce a pleasant lather, which
thorousbly cleaner the teeth from all parasites or
Impurities, bar et a the gum., prow, nt. bare stoic
&rosy, give& to the oth api culler pearly whiten...,
sad a delightful fragrance to the breath. It removes
all unpleasant odonr erring from decayed tooth or
Sobs.= smoke. "The Frogr.nt Florian." being elm-
posed is plot of honey and swig herbs, It sometime.
taros °loud, ; but It is delicious to the teste, an is the
Lasamt.teet teflet diutevurf nt the age. Pries 2s. 61 tot the
sod 1.. per jar for the Flosnine "Powder." still
sad Peefooters. Papered by B. GALLOP,
dei-imispiiivelik Leedom.