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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-06-11

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were starred Wen the Myer (B. Deftee, Itr44 mad
J. Bishop, Seq., %shoe the Vagrant Am with being
suspected pereons frequeatiag a FOAM plass. William
was found at the Great Westers Emil flashim% sad
Tnorntst vie wind the Wasinatdeas oa wok
Detective Wickham, of Bristol, proved that both was
convicted parlous, sad Bergesst Hash of the Soath-
ampton form, hoer William% sad they wore
sentenced to one month*s hard laboar
on Thursday • mai Iv of fellows who a,, " k 110,14
at Brianl, bat who gave no Immo or addima mon
brought up before dm Weymouth borough in 4k/brow&
and wore rewarded with • mouth's bawd load lodgiai
it a grateful oonnty's aspen..
THE liliniff,SHlENT DEPLETHINr, fed.
The oontrsot for this iropoitaat detriment 01 the
exhibition use taboo by Homers. Gil and Hia% rig
Southampton. who have for Rivera mars sapplard
00111•11~64 in coanection with the loolory's
sad they faililled their masion admirably.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-06-11

LATEST NIEWS.

REVIEW OF THE CORN TILiDE.
The "Mark-Lane Expels" of to-night says—
The grass continues to look well, but win require
a greater portion of dry time for the harvesting
than we have latety had to keep it from injury.
The accounts of the fruit crops are reilly I,3oiny.
Apple blooms seem to have been .wopt away
without having had any time to set, and it will
be strange indeed if the wliett on heavy lauds
has nat been already too ,uucli chilled to make
anything of a crop, while the oaring is beginning
under very unfavourable circumstances. Ihe
same complaints come from France and Belgium,
though a fall of rain in Hungary has lowered
prices two shillings, while 'bran and
Taganrog have had some benefit. The averages
are one shilling one penny less than last year.
Oranary stocks are gradually being reduced, and
there is now no apprehension of any excess.
Without a decided change, harvest week may
ocinuneuce with wheat at seventy shillings.
Amencen prices, though rather lower, leave very
little margin for anything but maize. should the
great corn countries have to husband their stores,
present high prices of meat may be connected
with a rise in bread.

MARK-LANE, Tuts DAY.

Market firm. Good sttendanoe• English and
foreign wheat One Shilling dearer. Town Soar
Four Shillings, Country One Shilling, and
American Sixpence cheaper. Barley Sixpence
to One Shilling lower. Maize and Nam dull.
Beans firm British—Wheat, 4,999; Barley,
62; Oats, 272; Maize, nil • Flour, 18,528.
Foreign—Wheat, 10,317; Barley, 9,060; Oats,
35,035; Maize, 14,976; Flour, 1,174 sacks and
205 barrels.

31ETROPOLLTAN CAITLE, Tule DAY.
Beast market very slow and dear. Arrival*
from the North and Norfolk limited, latter season
drawing to a close. Quality generally midd-
ling ; but some few fine Scot. and crosses.
Qnotations very firm. Very moderate supply
of foreign beef. Sheep marke: active ; choice
downs sell wall at to ti„ure, larger breeds hang
on hand. Foreign extremely active, at higher
rates. Lamb short supply end less demand. Veal
and pork steady. Beel,4s 2d to 6s ; motto:l,ss to
644.; veal, 41 Dd to Si; pork, 3s 10d to Si ;
lamb, 7.81 to 8a 64. Beasts-37I0; sheep
and lambs, 16,950; calves, 478 ; pigs, 96: of
which foreign—Beasts, 100 ; sheep and lambs,
6,000; calves, 425.

PROVISIONS, Taus DAY.

Butter : Little or nothing doing in Irish;
foreign quiet, but steady; Friesland 944 to 98e ;
Jersey, 76. to 925. Bacon; Dull market; Irish
slightly lower; foreign two to four shillings lower
on the week. Name tirm, Cheese steady;
American tine, 64. to Glis. Lard a slow sale.
Navy provisiona very quiet.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-06-11

ASSOCIATION.

TultiDAT.

- -
Tuesday was rather 000 l at the commencement, and
Is the course of the morning the wind blew keenly,
sod • heavy shower fell. driving int, the shed. those
who were alressll in the yard, end doubtlees deterring
many from making the f Xcursion to our county town.
Neverth.lem large numbers arrived by train, and
poured through the street+, admiring the elsbirate
decorations, and thence out on the Dorchester road,
shaded and partly sheltered by fulifellaged trees. Lop/.
lines of carriages of all descriptions rattled along, an
there was • brisk trade in conveying passengers who
feared to with. The drinking booths, wandering cane-
sellers, and travelling &bows, were in full force, and the
neighbourhood of sutranoessoon became more populous
than the streets.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-06-11

CYAN E UNION.

PERSONS desirous to CONTR AC T for the
SUPPLY of PROVISIONS and NECESSARIES
be the Workhouse and We Outdoor Poor from the
goal ea, a JUNE inst., to the sth day of OCTOBER
Ned see requested to send the Board of Guardians
melee Tweets by el:ven o'clock in the foresaw of
WEDNESDAY, the 12th do), of JUNE Inst.
lianspias of most of the Articles will be required.
Isms of lender can be obtained on oppliesnon at
my saw Guns Abbas.
By order of the Board,
WILLIAM BEACH.
Orneno Alstae, Bth June, 1862. Clerk.

WARILIAM AND PURBROK LABORERS AND
SERVANTS' FRIIIND ROOMY.
BY the Mad permielion of N. J. WILD, Eeq.,
the ANNUAL TRIAL of SKILL In MOWING
me SHIM sHIARINO. will be held Le Lot.woare
yatta next.
on THURSDAY. 1: the 3411 day of
Clandidetes to be on the groand at 0 o'elook, a.m.
The senses of oandidates mast be calmed at en,
OMNI. Wareham, on or before TOZODAY, the Ilth
JO" essordlng to a form which will be supplied on
"PC6Werneal sobtoriptLous were doe on the Ist
Sesser, leak mad must be paid before the csodidates
Yew are entered, or they will be inelleble.
W. C. LACEY,
lion. Sec.
Werelmos, May 23rd, 1872.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-04-23

SUSPECTED MITRDER OF A WIFE AT
SWINDON.

On Sunday ni,tht constable Drewett heard a nolte
In Par house of • chimney sweep at Swindon named
A 'ch. r, and going in found Archer sitting in • chair,
hi wife twinges the floor with her head resting maims%
Arch, es lees. lie appeared to be endeavouring to
make her tuck. Drewitt tilted what we. the matter,
when Archer said his wife bed fallen out of a trap on
the road front Faringdoo to Swindon. The constable
Mt the woman, and found she was dead and cold. lie
suggested reeding for a doctor. Archer said Mr. DIM.
Con LA been tont for, and in shout ten minutes Kr.
Dawa,n and U.' sepearaaeo
of the woman, and the remarks of the surgeon. Drewitt
tent for Superintendent Nutt,. Archer became very
excited, an I °plug • ras .r on the mantleplece, said be
would cut his thrust. ItrewitA put the nun lat his
poet. I. Archer won bit he wool I have to go to the
poliee station, but inanaged to escape through • window.
However ho we. soon captured. Tim face of the or.
happy w.rinan bad been fearfully ir2aten, and her holy
has many brolve end contrition', Her clothing is
estursti d with blond. A heavy brass-bound whip in
tho cot was bent nod broken at th• handle, and Archer
had Il.od on his shirt-sleeves. Thom ere also hi iod
and ha;r upon the handle of the whip. lie states that
the woman fill out of the trap into the road, and ho
pick.' her op, but there to no dust or dirt on her
el Abe., or his.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-04-23

PARKS LONE.

THZ New VIOLS. —oa tbo mornlogadiood wrettiaug
Sunday. fit.Peterh church ara. densely ao by,tbe atop,
and oQhrs from the immediate neighbourhood. secheionst by
so anhouncement that the haaelyvippoloted vicar. the ga,
Ernest Diamore. one to commenoshis mial•Wrial dud%
iris the bleb repute of the rev. gentleman. She India:toe
or rather the act of thking posseshon of an ecelialehisei
ona duly olnerved In the morning, c 1&. the reedier d
the Thirty-Wee articles al the Christian WY. Is escp..
conaequenee who dispenved with to the male', however
the row. gwntlemen entrenood his beano, by hie eloqutoos
eubliwity of l.)10. In preaching an extempore Omer. frow
the ?Ad Gutiotblew, I*, "While we look all et the taapp
which are teen, but on the thlop artdph are Wit no ; for lie
tither. which we woo are temporal. but the things *tick sr.
n men ere sternal." the rev. gladsome riveting the sow
don of the artgrejatios, sod fully 'unlabeled the encomiums
bestowed upon him by the late Vorr, the Rev. John pert, le
I wow on the preoedlag Huodrp, to whom we
think • debt of afratitu le la due for his dhorhainadoa In
tbu • sodding as Me eurosmor the R3V. Ernest Dupla ".

LYTCHST MATRAVErtiI
Simms° °coalmine:l.—Os the night of Saturday
lest, the 13th inatarat, Pb. body of Stephen Saddam, •
small farmer, tuarnarrsed, Lad aged about 60, was found
in a well on hie own premises, at Doliannes.nill, in shy
pariah. Two pigs ware Mao in the well, and the de-
ceased maa had • rope attasheg to his bogy. Ith
supposed that, finding his pigs hag haw. jaw lb. well,
he went down for Pb. purpose of extrication them, list.
first (ironed the end of the rove to 'something
which subsequently gave way and so one being
wittin c.ll Is render him amistanos, he met with
a watery grave. An illy amt was held at the Chessen
Inn on Monday afternoon, helots Mr. Rawlings, Wise.
borne, and a respeeteld, jury, bet the evidence halal
in pr.ving very clearly by what untoward inciting the
'sof.'" Imam man met with his death, the holy not
having been disooversd until several hours after the
even.. in sappoeed to have occurred. From the positive
of the body. an I Pb. aurrounding eireurnetimosi, it at.
p.a.vd ino4 pr.bable, h iwever, that be perished Ito.
Pun bill air of thou well, or, assording to red phraseo-
logy, 'damps," overrswerlng his senses. A react of
"Amideatal Death" woo retained.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-04-23

LATEST NEWS.

REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE.

The Mark•Liiit Express of to-night says : The effects
of the great idieso to the weather have btgan to chow
themselves in the yell,wieu of the wheat, and there
are alraidy apprehensions that in many places no heavy
wrop con be expected under the eircutustaneos. The
dry atmosphere has, Lovevcr, benefited Rampino, and
es,,cesl places have noted a !lath. r improvement of
gone tiluldnx per quarter. Toe French markets too
hey. been firm lien, the return of cold weather.
It is now expected the Baltic will be free
Sem he. in the course of a fortnight. Bat
tough does not seem likely to be forwarded. Oats
Ism the last fortnight have been rising, say One Shill-
ing and Sixpences from the lowest. On whits Wheat
the late &alas in Paris made the rednotion unto
IMO shillings ptr qr. The same change upward
therefore le quite within the range of possibility, as
we are now Ss 73 below last year's fatal, with
weekly deliveries seriously loss than then ; and, the
labourers now requiring more pay, the farmer, have
Dome right to ainoideretion. Although Holland and
Belgium have been dull, foreign prima on the whole
lave been tally tointiAtined, especially in Southern
Sammie, Giormany, and Ameriee.

MARK-LANE, Ting DAY.

Attendanee good. Market arm, with a fair humus..
&ins in white. linsitA end foreign wheat folly One
Mulling dearer on the week. Town dour ooatinues
without change. Country marks !Maputo and Amad-
eu
Thrupeou wore money. Braley Sixpence So Ono
Shilling dearer. Oat* soli at a sissUar 'duster. Italie
&Epsom, dower. Beans sod Pena ern.. Weather
nasettisd. British Wheat, 3.208; Barley. 1,366;
Oats, 294. Foreign : Whest, 14452; Berkey, 13,038;
NU, 19,216; Males, 1,034; Flint, A 430 subs.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-04-23

Markets.

The weather since our last has eeethmsd very Iles
inl examdingly favourable for Mse metatry. Wind
.ilr rether keen.
Toe Ore', tradn °pawed doll this week as regards
e 1.,: sod dear, bat doe deeoriptions of barley, as well
U Gate, Sr. somewhat dearer. Oa Friday there was a
mock better feeling, and all ankle' met a more ready
sale at some advance.

Avßa•ou.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-04-23

METROPOLITAN osrmr., Tins DAY.

Arrivals Irma the Noah abort, and likely to isola-
tions so, pravinc.at suakota bring fully equal to Lou.
don rates. Trade steady, at Improved prime, owing to
favourable weather. Farago trade times firm at fully
twopence advance On previoui eitereneer. 01 sheep
best Dawns and hall buds in demand at somewhat
onohaneed values, whilst lager breeds are comparat.vely
neglected. Foreign Mutton wit s an abundant supply
!um improved about two penes on Monday's figure*.
Lamb in good demand. eel tvide inactive, phi:magi)
Iowa: rates see Ira ly 'encoded by miles', and there Is
some diffiaulty in closing sales. Pork firm. Beef, 4
lobo. 81. • Mutton, 4s. 6.1. to 6s. ; Veal, 34. 101. to
Os. 61. rl'ork. 3.. 41. to 4. 8,1 ; P. 0J.,i0
96. To, supply : Bras* 3,080; Shoop and Lambs,
30,280; Wyse, 227; Pigs, 60: of which Foreign—
Beset 760; BboOp and Lambs, 14,220; Calves, 230.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-04-23

BWA.N&GE

Coxesciuttor or Sr. limit's thruson,
—The Lord Bishop of Sdisbury viii oonsearate Ibis
abaft& on Thursday next. St. Marles Day. Tim
waist will commences at eleven ergo* and the sermon
will be preached by the Bishop. The ...mina serves.
will sommeam at seven crolook, sod the sermon will be
preached by the tier. Lester Luta. meet visa, of
Wimborae Laster. There will be a public tea in the
sehoolrouni at Are o'clock la lb. afternoon.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-04-23

COMPTON ABBAt&

Tag Lattoueguifirgrae.—ln reel:ranee to the alleged
strike of labourers in Compton abbots and neighbourhood,
a oorreepondeat writes: There gertainly have been a few
misguided ignorant men of Oomptoa abbe. who have
refused to worli(not knowing when they were v.ll oft
and that is the only village is the district. There bare
been oriti at tire histamine, I believe, of poor nervous
masters having glom in to their moo, but the neigh-
bottling lumen, I bakes. remain quite firm. sad the
men very well satisiled. I think the busybody writers
of sash strife-making paregrephs would do well to &timid
better to their own ois, and leave um management
of Itnd and labourers at those who ands:n:l4nd the
subject better than thentselveg."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-04-23

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-04-23

SHOCKING MURD-16-1 BY A WORKEIOUS6

BOY.

Litt week the body of • boy named William Moholls,
stool fight years, was found in a pool near Stroud
Workhouse, after ho had been lost for three weeks.
Anottur boy, named Elias Hest, seed 14, was suspected
from some half oonfeeelon he had made, and • few days
aft .r be told the workhouse schoolmaster el about it,
.f hr g to COO the child before ho was burls,. II
'tem.,' they were out for • walk at the time. The lad
Niet.“lls was oryiod for • drink (be ,sid) and he took
him to a pond, aid when N.oholls lay down on his
breast to drink he pushed him in, and raz away, lie
wrote the followleg confession :

And I told Mos to come along with me, and he came, and
%Mil he got there he Mood up hy the pound. I shoved him
Into the Nang, and them I ran away from him and down the
watcride a, fare am I could got and when the seceount weal
Mew I cons. up meting and huring, and the other boys were
',en home, and the schoolnamter mw me coming up behind
awl he hmk me where I had been and I seed dean there
C little use, and he mad Lyme on. and it WM Elias Hunt what
made away with W. NlckMits, and I told W. Little and 0.
Benoit. W. Hopkins, and I confect on Apel the Ii and they
know 1 a wake before. We went for • wake and that Is all the
(cud end nothing else but the truef, and it wee sae that did
hit. Emus Hoer
Toe bees committed Hunt for trial at the neat
imam on a charge of murder. The ironed did no
appear to be quite right In his mind.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-04-23

IMPENDING RESIGNATION OF

THE MINISTRY.

The Daily uf Monday cd3taisis the tethering
ithismumemes.t :
" It is our duty .o clayey to our readers, and to the
Liberal party at large, the important announcement
that before the pre•oet werk Lta reached its awe, Mr.
Gladstone's Admi.ddration will p e.obly have been
solved ; that • C....creative Mini-try will be preparing
to enter upon what may prove to be a long term of
oiler ; and that the country yid be awaiting • geeeral
election in the late bummer or early autumn months.
The likelihood of a defeat of the Government on Mr.
Faweett's Dublin University Bill is sullthiently ottani to
have been taken into grave consideration by her esty's
Confidential Admire in the c ibluet on Saturday. Mr.
GLadatone has publ cly intimated his readiness to
accept thcas clauses of the UId•SUIU which abolish
religious tests ; sad has offend to support the Bid if
Mr. Fawcett will it, parate from the constructive pro-
visions which recousatoti tie governing body of the
University of Dahin. This sucgestioa toe member for
Brighton has not felt able to a:oept. Acoordingly, the
Marquis of liar:44o°n will Ul.,rl:a reaolution embody-
ing It •1 an lostrooden on going into Committee on
the Bal. The fate of Lard liartincton's reeolotiou will
as we think we may positively used., determine the
few of the Gavereinent. Ministers will take Its re-
jection as • distinct vote of want of eantlesum, and
will tender to her Majesty the resignatsen of their
Ohms, leaving it t successors either to dug-
Mater affairs with the present lisuse of °emulous
or Sadler:sive Parliament and appeal to the country."
It is not probable the dividou will be taken before
Friday night. "Siould the COnserratives come into
power, what remains of the Session will be osocipied in
winding up the necessary busintuai of Parliament, and
in propartng for • dissolution and general election. ell
• conseqtience of Ministerial resignation, it says, '' We
should beer ne more of the Ballot for years. The
Licensing Bill, the Public Health Bill, the Mines Re-
gulation Bill, she Seothis Eineation Bill, and lathy
others, would pass into the Imbe of abortive Proles's.
The twenty fifth clause of the Enslish Eintation Ael
would be stereotyped la the Statute- book,"
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-04-23

BLASOFORD.

CAUTION TO VAGBASIII.—George Clarke, who Mated
that he came from Breton and John Woo tn, from
Weymouth, were brought up in custody of P.C.
H.ssard, beford J. J. Farqaharson, Esq., the foram
ehmsed with giving & folio name, and the Isttlr auk.
lag •felas statement for the purpose of obtaining raid.
mmitte 1 for 14 days' h&rd Inborn melt.

Tinree.thoe doontr.-0a Thursday evening Yr. R.
Goad, kaown as the Working Man'. Friend Isom Gore.
wal,, a member of the Unit.rd Klugdom Anilines pees
ant clam lecture in the Town-ball, Bitadlord. N.
Lawrenee preemie& but notwithstanding that a special
io,itation t w irking nith and those who desire their
welfare. the attendance was limited... . _ .

LauCat Bo kill —The monthly meetiag of the LIM
B urn woo heed on Welnesday A the Town Hall There nrs
present : Mr. Dundee, (chairmen) Rams H. CHU, T. M. PM,
F. T. J Ans. W. Smith. R. Bien, Jaa. Buil, A. & Ho Igo, C..
Renville, W. R. Groves, Spence Abbott, J. G. E. Lawny,
and J. Lindsey, —TM Report of the Highway 00€11011W, wo
read. It recommend.' a curb, pitched gutter, and rased poi
to be laid in Dosory Courtotreet, • getter In Wafte ad mu-
street, & double curb and gutter from the entrance to ths
Greyhound yard to the Crown end Author, sad the Omaniod
gateway to be laid with Parbeck pitching ; • curb and tar loot
oath to the New lan yard; ank thst • prints rand laming
from Damory Counotreet to the Damon Snide which boo besa
put to repot:About, be declared a public highway Lod that no.
tale m.o....Accents made thereon be ordered to be roamed;
and also thou from 400 to 60) yards of State sad IMO or SOO yards
of gravel abou'd be purchased. —These recommendations ere
adopted, and also In addition • noommeodatten to the Cue-
es to the making of • curb and tar foot path to be Isld to
the Pioche from the Portman's Arms gateway to the manna
to the Wonting Man'. Club.—The Surveyor rsporled thst Asa
woe • building Inch. Mew Inn yard which could be channel
into a sleughterhoum, but AA the drainage of the eatb,,
premises was most detective. • munition, *nal by the
owners and occupiers of houses In Best-street adjoining or co-
tangent to the New Ina, to the Local Board not to grant aa
appliaction for. Beam for a slaughter hour on Mr. Paddock's
treas.*. was read, and It was remind that Mr. Pad lock's
applacation for • haws be refassd.—Mr• Gould applied f g •
Wong far • daughter boon es hypnotism In Lest-dreet,but
*hie the Boned Yea Mused.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-04-23

Agriculture.
PARRIS° OPERATIONS.

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Donsiranten: April 9.—With the splendid weather
of Lb. petit week fartn work le rapidly advancing. fats,
Peas, ens Beane or sown, and the Wheat plant is look-
ing all that could lea desired. Some Ltarley is being
woo on favJurable sod,, hot, as a rule, Vie sowing ham
not be:cone general. Toe lambing 'omen ia well over,
and it is clarions to note bow, in the suns district, on*
farmer bat lost searcely 'lamb, whiles another has been
singul,rly unfertanate. J. B. C.

war bum:Tenn April-9. lrhe keen white frost
an i br:g,.t sunny days have not improved the appearance
of the rung greases. It is, however, better than an
such marl. Wheat hoeing has commenced in this
'tsei4hbon•ho.l, but the land cuts very tough, and can.
[Alt it. don- r so let at a higher rato per are; ;15.. to 61.
is tit.. aura •skei. We shit out oat the thistles, and
efte,we- er,.11 b/1 w,1,14 eh wp-tinei harrow, sib.
Ito,/ is so cooted over the surfaae that hoes cannot work
e•Wefaetorlr. trly-sown Peas and Oats are op, and
look very iisll; Barley sowing is.bslag pushed on pre-
pares on of the land for Potatoes and )(angels will be
the work for the week. AU hands on weeding Wheat
awl mining op manure for sowing upon Mengel and
molvins wevlowe. J. W.
_

Noel% WILTs: tpril 15 —Like every one else tbe
ilr.t rework one mast make is, what glorious weather 1
All e 'Wats are hushed by such a splendid oppu-
tuna, of see ,raring hat ground, sod so not only from-
olvtics toe sowitu of Lmten Corn, but also to preparlng
for Mantel Won )! and other root.. Live stock Is
pretty generally in the puturee, and in many omen
others may say, as • lugs farro.r In another county did
to we lost week, I bare more grass on my farm now
than ever I saw on it on May 1 before; the only draw.
bock seem' the unsettled state of the labour market,
hut I trust Vila will so ca lied II; level, by all parties
rutint with molerotLon sad mutual forbearanse, he.
F.. W. Y.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-04-23

WOOL.

Trade for ingllah wool emulnuee on • Welted J. but
prices are generally drtnly hell, although to prow mitts about
11 to LI decline on the very hlghoet nap would hare to be
euhrottted to.

BR .1111,016, TIICIUIVAT —The weol market to ezosedlngly
gat. Tbe transactions effected are for immediate coanumptlon,
and Collfilled mostly to choice descriptions of dispersos n wool,
which are getting scarce Spinners are working op Aocks,
and pure'ase under absolute necessity. 'The deadineee of Use
not,. of colonial wool In London seems to hare no influence
upon this ns.rket. Some anticipate a lower range of prime
than now prevalla, and consequently are eery cautious In their
operation.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-04-23

TliZ AL&BANA MAIM.

NNW Yost, April 20.—The Washington Correspm•
dent of the New York Herald &minces that Mr. Settre•
buy Flab unwed Mr. Banks tiat the Adwilaistrstion
will not abandon tie Malin for hairnet damages, and
%bat this determination has been arrived at to Connell.
Ti. Washington oorreapoodonta of the New York
Times, *arid, Tribune. trening Poe, and othir pro•
minim learns* now Mate posvely that the A.dmin•
istration will Jaime to the lndireot shams.

THS CORN AND CATTLE TRADE.
At the leading proviudal markets on fieterday the
wheat trails was brisk. and prime &drained In most
plena One Shilling per router. and some noting even
• greater improvement. At anehester the supply of
wheat was short, but condition improved ; sale brisk
at from Is. to 2r per imperial qr. •Iwario3 on the raters
of het week, when the ofbeial averse* wu 531. Of d.
Barley well supplied, the chief Inquiry being for seed.
Huge, last week's prieas (the official averaze of which
was 924.) being obtainable. °et' from Si. to ls.
advance. Suns sad peas at late rats. As Mr.
Baur', fortnightly sale, the supply wet large, aid
competition keen. Heifers and calves merle from EH
to t Icir. per head ; barreaers, £22 bo 1:38 per pair ;
fat beef, 121. ti 13a 61. per score. llutton still high,
wothen making from 101. to Mt. per lb.; ewes, Iljd
to 100., and lambs Is.; with calves are likewise very
dear.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-04-23

PROVISIONS, Tuis DAY.

Bolt.,: Irish doll, end prices almost nominal. In.
brim foreign very doll, and prime its to 61 lower.
liner aorta about 21 cheaper on the week. Fritslatd
1200 to 1225. Samoa: tirm at one to two
shilliop advance on the weds. tiams Quiet demand
It about previous values. Cheese steady. ninerisan
661 to 74t. Ltrd unaltered. Navy provisions generally